Old and Obscure Brands

[djknife13]

NATENBERG STRAUSS CO. GERMANY The Natenberg-Strauss Importing Company was at 170 West Randolph Street, Chicago, Illinois. They imported knives from Germany. c 1922-1924

Both really sweet knives.____Dave

[Clark23]

NATENBERG STRAUSS CO. GERMANY The Natenberg-Strauss Importing Company was at 170 West Randolph Street, Chicago, Illinois. They imported knives from Germany. c 1922-1924

Both really sweet knives.____Dave

Thank you

[FRJ]

Wing & Co., W. Goshen, Ct.

Not my knife but had to show it on the forum.

[galvanic1882]

That is a sweeet and very rare knife!! Thanks for posting it

[Waukonda]

Wing & Co., W. Goshen, Ct.

Not my knife but had to show it on the forum.

A classic beauty, Joe! Thanks for showing.

[FRJ]

Thank you, Ike.

[Clark23]

Reworked Ray Platts Congress from 1920-30!

[galvanic1882]

Here is a very rare group of knives that were owned by Mark Zalesky owner of KnifeMag, he did the video. I was able to make a deal with a friend to purchase the knives. I own the lockback and the others went to my buddy. He has one up for sale now on ebay, Mason & Son quill knife very rare!!

Hope you enjoy the video

https://www.facebook.com/groups/451731584963226

[galvanic1882]

3 Old ones, from the top

J Ward Bronxville NY 1860's

Coquanoc Works, Howard Shipley 1876

Pittsburgh Cutlery Co 1866-1868, this one came from the group that I showed the video above.

[TripleF]

DITTER & CO. - Not even mentioned in my knife book.

[Reverand]

DITTER & CO. - Not even mentioned in my knife book.

Now that is cool! I don't believe that I have ever seen a fold-out shell puller before now, only those integral to the bolsters.
Beautiful handles on it! Are they stag?

[TripleF]

DITTER & CO. - Not even mentioned in my knife book.

Now that is cool! I don't believe that I have ever seen a fold-out shell puller before now, only those integral to the bolsters.
Beautiful handles on it! Are they stag?

Yes sir!!

[Ridgegrass]

3F: That's a cool piece! German ? J.O'.

[doglegg]

DITTER & CO. - Not even mentioned in my knife book.

Wow, Scott. What a great knife. She'll puller. Bones, amazing!!!

[edge213]

DITTER & CO. - Not even mentioned in my knife book.

Cool knife Scott.

[TripleF]

3F: That's a cool piece! German ? J.O'.

Not sure.....

[Ridgegrass]

Just has that German/Austrian look, high pin and curved bolster. I couldn't find it either. I like it. J.O'.

[BWT]

Picked this up last week. Thanks Roger!! Lawton Cutlery Chicago, 1890-1895. Has aluminum engraved bolsters. Blades really good condition and like new snap.

[Waukonda]

Picked this up last week. Thanks Roger!! Lawton Cutlery Chicago, 1890-1895. Has aluminum engraved bolsters. Blades really good condition and like new snap.

Another big score, Bill, that is awesome. That is a very nice knife, in addition to being old and obscure. I bet it feels great in the hand...........I wish I knew for sure!!

[Ivoryman]

Hat's off to all the posts last couple pages. Reeeeeeeeeeally enjoyed surfing this thread. Fabulous knives everyone, and thanks for posting. Don't have a lot of obscure ones but to me there are a few in here. L to R

W. Bingham Cleveland
Ed K Tryon Philadelphia
Ed K Tryon
Waterville KC MO
Depend On MET CUT Co
Elder St Louis U.S.A
A.W. Wadsworth and Sons Germany

[BWT]

Picked this up last week. Thanks Roger!! Lawton Cutlery Chicago, 1890-1895. Has aluminum engraved bolsters. Blades really good condition and like new snap.

Another big score, Bill, that is awesome. That is a very nice knife, in addition to being old and obscure. I bet it feels great in the hand...........I wish I knew for sure!!

Thanks Ike for the comments

[BWT]

Very nice showing Iman Nothing not to like about those!!

[Ivoryman]

Thanks a bunch BWT, glad you like to see them and appreciate your comments always. Thanks and have a great start of the week.

[TPK]

Picked this up last week. Thanks Roger!! Lawton Cutlery Chicago, 1890-1895. Has aluminum engraved bolsters. Blades really good condition and like new snap.

That's a real beauty!

[TPK]

Hat's off to all the posts last couple pages. Reeeeeeeeeeally enjoyed surfing this thread. Fabulous knives everyone, and thanks for posting. Don't have a lot of obscure ones but to me there are a few in here. L to R

W. Bingham Cleveland
Ed K Tryon Philadelphia
Ed K Tryon
Waterville KC MO
Depend On MET CUT Co
Elder St Louis U.S.A
A.W. Wadsworth and Sons Germany

Wow! Super show of beautiful & rare knives!