Homage to Traditional Pen Knives
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Thomasg
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Re: Homage to Traditional Pen Knives
Small knifes take up very little room for storage ,and don’t ware holes in your pockets when carrying.the small knifes make up around 1/4. Of my collections.
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Thomasg
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1-4 cattaraugus 5 & 6 challenge 7 ambassador
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Ivoryman
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Nice little knife. I love the single spring, blades on opposing ends, serpentine curves. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmnnnnnn.TPK wrote: ↑Sun Mar 29, 2020 6:01 pmI would normally have to say![]()
But Paul A.K.A. KnifeSlinger told me:
"It was made by schrade walden, most likely 1950's. Handles look like fostarene, which was a plastic used at the time."
He also said it's the same Pattern as the Schrade Walden 708.
For comparison see here.:
viewtopic.php?t=41883
Joe's pictures are better than the ones I took so here they are. Thanks Joe!![]()
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Thank you Sir!
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OLDE CUTLER wrote: ↑Thu Mar 09, 2023 8:07 pm I had this Ulster bone handled swell center pen on my bench for a long time and finally found a blade to replace the broken one.
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Ivoryman
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Some of these are stamped PEN, some not, but same pattern I think.
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Thanks Lloyd, appreciate that. And sorry I missed your name in the OKCA show thread. My mistake, thanks again and great to meet you in Eugene.
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Re: Homage to Traditional Pen Knives
I picked up a couple of pens recently in a group of knives.
Top is a 3 and 1/4 inch shadow Kutmaster with bail. Probably celluloid, but no signs of problems yet. Bottom is a beer knife advertiser. There is no tang stamp, but it is 3 and 1/4 inch with a celluloid looking plastic handle material.
The printing on the mark side is Cerveza ideme media "Tropical". Pile side marking reads "Tome " Cerveza Cristal". Online searches indicate that this is a Chilean brand of Pilsner beer.
Top is a 3 and 1/4 inch shadow Kutmaster with bail. Probably celluloid, but no signs of problems yet. Bottom is a beer knife advertiser. There is no tang stamp, but it is 3 and 1/4 inch with a celluloid looking plastic handle material.
The printing on the mark side is Cerveza ideme media "Tropical". Pile side marking reads "Tome " Cerveza Cristal". Online searches indicate that this is a Chilean brand of Pilsner beer.
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