Ulster Old Timer Offers gallery

[tongueriver]

I don't own these nor do I wish to buy them, but I thought a little slide show might be knice.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/ULSTER-OLD-TIM ... Sweq5arOue

[tongueriver]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Ulster ... Sw~v1aG0l0

[tongueriver]

Continuation of gallery for AAPK posterity reference.

[Mustanger]

I never got around to photographing my Prince Albert pocket tin and knives, but I have these pictures saved from the web.

[ozzie marie]

Here's one for Days Work, Apple or Browns Mule Chewing Tobacco

Keith

[kootenay joe]

The Ulster "Old Timer" 58, Junior Serpentine Stock knife is one of the BEST all round pocket knives, along with the 1/4" larger Camillus 72.
They show up on ebay. Try to get one not heavily used. Mint examples are rare.
kj

[thawk]

Here is a display

[OLDE CUTLER]

Very nice displays shown above. My 114OT with tobacco tin.

[tongueriver]

Excellent additional posts from members! When I was a young man I rolled Prince Albert cigs in a rolling machine and smoked them; very tasty, but, as we know, tobacco is a deadly substance. I am eleven years free now from formerly massive amounts of Copenhagen and I have invested the $20,000 (or so) into knives instead, and have not spent much on the doctors, either. Go figure?

[Mustanger]

Excellent additional posts from members! When I was a young man I rolled Prince Albert cigs in a rolling machine and smoked them; very tasty, but, as we know, tobacco is a deadly substance. I am eleven years free now from formerly massive amounts of Copenhagen and I have invested the $20,000 (or so) into knives instead, and have not spent much on the doctors, either. Go figure?

I used to carry a tin of Prince Albert in my pocket and hand roll. (probably get stopped by a cop for doing that now) I cough just thinking about it. When I was a kid I used to use a machine to roll cigarettes for my aunt and uncle that produced five or six cigarettes at a time using one long paper and cutting the long cigarette in the final step on the machine. They preferred Bugler brand. I've been a snuff dipper for over 40 years and I think it's become part of my DNA. Currently I'm a $58.00 a month snuff junky and I've been having thoughts about robbing liquor stores to pay for the extra tax the feds keep adding to get me to quit.

I was looking for something else and ran across this on ebay today. The knife offer coupon is for the "Whittler" only. First one I have seen.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Prince ... SwOtVaqv0e

[Bob W.]

From the Schrade factory collection:

Hi everybody.

[edge213]

My Prince Albert

[Mustanger]

I finally got around to taking a picture of mine.

[kootenay joe]

Amazing ! Super fine examples all, and Bob W are the Schrade Factory knives yours ?
edge213 & Mustanger i am jealous. I don't have any of these 3 knives in the top condition that yours are.
kj

[edge213]

Thanks KJ.

[Bob W.]

Amazing ! Super fine examples all, and Bob W are the Schrade Factory knives yours ?

Yes. The entire factory collection was parted out and sold on eBay.
An interesting, or not, story about my set. The original Ulster 58OT from the set was missing, probably lost in the hustle, and replaced with a similar Schrade knife. I purchased a 58OT separately to complete the set correctly.
Also, more interesting, the tobacco can still has the original wrapper and tobacco.

[thawk]

Pictured is a 580T with smooth bone handles. Anyone have one of these? I have no idea of how long they used bone or if they even started out with bone.

[Shearer]

Pictured is a 580T with smooth bone handles. Anyone have one of these? I have no idea of how long they used bone or if they even started out with bone.

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I was thinking around 1959-60 the same time they used bone on the 20T and 80T.
The 580T and 500T both had bone handles.The 500T was only made for two year. Wish I could show better pictures as my knives are locked in storage.

Grant

[Meridian_Mike]

Here is my display. My utility knife is missing the lanyard ring but I am happy that I finally found all the knives (and a can with the paper inside)

Mike

[Ripster]

Got this set cleaned up a little and ready to put away . Thought would post a pic here on this old thread . Doesn’t seem to be a lot of interest in these ,but they’re getting harder to find ,especially in good shape . The knives are great EDCs and it seems they all got used hard . These 3 are good shape .
If anyone else has any to show off or got any interesting info to add , please do so .
Take care,stay safe and warm.

[doglegg]

Glad you got those JP. Really cool set

[Meridian_Mike]

Yes sir.... That is a nice set!!

[New_Windsor_NY]

Got.....

That's a FANTASTIC set to have and
it's in VERY G@@D condition.
Win, win situation.
Way to go JP!

[Ripster]

Thank you guys, appreciate the comments.
You all take care out there.

[black mamba]

I was fortunate enough to find a mint example of the 58OT less than a year ago for under $25 shipped. I just wish it had a sheepfoot instead of the spey.