Old Knives With Jigged Bone Handles

[Ivoryman]

Cattaraugus Bone

Be-u-tee-fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuul.

[Jacknifeben]

My two Ben,s were contracted by Winchester or Napanoch.

[1fartsmella]

Cattaraugus Bone

An awesome group of knives, Barry. I especially like the pattern and bolsters on the Stewart knife. That one caused me to do a search........I maybe knew at one time that Jimmy Stewart was the grandson of a hardware store owner, but I had forgotten. What an awesome piece to have in your collection.
Very nice, thanks for posting!

Thanks Ike, I never knew that. I find it interesting to be able to trace back the origin of the etch from these old knives.

[Ivoryman]

My favorite Schrade and a couple favorite Case pieces with great bones IMHO. They ain't making it like this anymore. Crying shame. Bet if Case resurrected this kind of bone from the vault they would sell out everything they put it on in minutes.

[Duffer]

Beautiful examples of jig bone styles IM

Here are a couple of pick bone early Schrade arched tang stamped examples. Top jack is 3 &1/2 inches and the bottom one is 3 &1/4 inches.

[doglegg]

Wonderful knives Lloyd.

[BWT]

Beautiful bone Iman and Lloyd, thanks for sharing them

[Waukonda]

What a couple of great posts on this tax day, those knives are stunning examples of cutlery.

Those serpentines look absolutely mint, Iman.

Love the pick bone, Lloyd, superb lookers.

[Ivoryman]

Thanks you guys, and Duffer, those are so beautiful. Wow. Just love seeing those, I love a classic knife show like that. Snapped another one later in the day of this old Schrade with lovely bones.

[doglegg]

Thanks you guys, and Duffer, those are so beautiful. Wow. Just love seeing those, I love a classic knife show like that. Snapped another one later in the day of this old Schrade with lovely bones.

[Miller Bro's]

Ivoryman and Duffer, beautiful knives

[Miller Bro's]

Here's a clean old dog groomer with beautiful bone handles

[peanut740]

MB

[peanut740]

American Shear & Knife Co. Ecthed "Blush Mize & Silliman Hdw.Co.

[Waukonda]

American Shear & Knife Co. Ecthed "Blush Mize & Silliman Hdw.Co.

A beauty!

[TPK]

Wow! Beautiful knives everyone!

[Miller Bro's]

MB

Thanks Roger, and that's a beautiful American Shear!!

[Miller Bro's]

Some more English jigged bone.

[Waukonda]

2 great lookers!!

[Ivoryman]

Some more English jigged bone.

Man those look good. And missed the dog groomer. That's a very interesting pattern I've never seen before and great bones. The last couple you put up are beauties too. Good show and love seeing the kind like that. Actually forgot about this thread. Thanks for the reminder and the good show. ya made me want to post a few.

[Waukonda]

Some more English jigged bone.

Actually forgot about this thread.

You sure did a good job of getting reaquainted! The last picture really stamds out, imo.

[doglegg]

Iman, you have more knives that you've forgotten!about than I have I think about

[Jacknifeben]

Two very old Cattaraugus bare head knives. The 21899C looks like green bone and the 21899S looks like a bone I have never have never seen. No brass in the liners. Both have three stops and have iron bolsters. The

[Ivoryman]

Iman, you have more knives that you've forgotten!about than I have I think about

Laughed good over that one bud. Rolling over.

[Miller Bro's]

2 great lookers!!

Thanks Ike

Man those look good. And missed the dog groomer. That's a very interesting pattern I've never seen before and great bones. The last couple you put up are beauties too. Good show and love seeing the kind like that. Actually forgot about this thread. Thanks for the reminder and the good show. ya made me want to post a few.

Thanks for looking

Really nice knives you posted love seeing jigged bone handles