Hibbard Spencer & Bartlet

[CarMan]

I have read the threads on here about dating & figuring out who made specific HSB knives. I was hoping someone could help me with getting closer than 1855-1960 & figuring out who may have made this knife. Also was Camillus, Shrade & Ulster the only ones that made knives for HSB? Thank you for any help.
Keep looking up.
Jeremiah 29:11-13

[tvic]

Your best bet is to luck up on an old ad that has your knife with the number listed. Old knife ads can be found on EBay quite often. HSB is a tough one to pin down a date on a knife, but some of the more knowledgeable folks on here may be able to make a good guess as to who made it for HSB. Here’s a link to a HSB history - interesting, but, unfortunately, it’s not gonna help with dating a knife. http://www.thckk.org/history/hsb.pdfI ujust

[CarMan]

Your best bet is to luck up on an old ad that has your knife with the number listed. Old knife ads can be found on EBay quite often. HSB is a tough one to pin down a date on a knife, but some of the more knowledgeable folks on here may be able to make a good guess as to who made it for HSB. Here’s a link to a HSB history - interesting, but, unfortunately, it’s not gonna help with dating a knife. http://www.thckk.org/history/hsb.pdfI ujust

Much appreciated thank you

[Ridgegrass]

According to Levine, also New York Knife, Utica, "and others". Good luck, J.O'.

[knifeaholic]

That one looks like a Utica to me.

[Ridgegrass]

Yeah, or Camillus O'.

[CarMan]

Yeah, or Camillus O'.

Thanks for the help I appreciate it

[CarMan]

That one looks like a Utica to me.

Thank you sir

[btrwtr]

That one looks like a Utica to me.

Yes, that master grind says Utica to me.