Ulster Collecting

[BWT]

Here's maybe a 50's era 3-7/8" Stockman. It was a wreck, rusty, no scales. I re-handled it in wild cherry and it's a really nice and solid EDC. J.O'
That "Cotton Sampler" is the cat's rear-end!

Good job John

[BWT]

Hard to believe no Ulster posts since July. Found an unusual Ulster Knife Co sheepsfoot jack, 3 3/8", ebony, curved frame and the sheepsfoot blade is a saber grind. I'm thinking of all my sheepsfoot jacks this is the only one with a saber grind.
Nice unmolested condition with close to full blades.

That is a great find John. The sheep’s foot blade is

[Ridgegrass]

Thanks Bill.. O'.

[Thomasg]

KEEP THEM COMING !!

Fran

Thanks Sauconian and sunburst. I cannot refuse my friends!
Posted elsewhere, but belonging here, 3 stockman knives. The middle one is older, the other two are "USAs".

That’s some lovely bone

[JohnR]

Thanks to Cal was able to add a very nice small 3 1/8 sheepsfoot jack to the collection.

[Ivoryman]

Woooooooooooooooooiiieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. Another knock out John. Mmmmmmmmmmmmnnnnnnnnnnn.

[JohnR]

Woooooooooooooooooiiieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. Another knock out John. Mmmmmmmmmmmmnnnnnnnnnnn.

Thank you Iman, it’s a sweet little jack.

[JAMESC41001]

I like that John

[doglegg]

Thanks to Cal was able to add a very nice small 3 1/8 sheepsfoot jack to the collection.

[rustyoldknife]

Thanks to Cal was able to add a very nice small 3 1/8 sheepsfoot jack to the collection.

That is a Beauty!

[FRJ]

What a beautiful little jack!

[woodwalker]

Here are three Ulsters that I'm proud to be a care taker for a while.

[Jacknifeben]

Iron bolsters and back springs. Don’t know how this knife survived. Never sharpened. Good three way strong snap. Different tang stamps on the blades. Brass pins holding wood grips. No numbers.

[tinroof]

Three of my Ulsters
1st is a stockman 45, but the pattern # of the last two are still a mystery. Tang stamp on the 2nd is Ulster Knife Co., and the Congress is Ulster Knife USA. No ID numbers on either of these knives. If someone had any dates or listings, I would greatly appreciate the clues.

[AndrewH]

My one and only Ulster that I’ve had for quite a while.
If anyone can put a date on this I would appreciate it thanks.
I’m getting interested in traditional pocket knives again but will probably stick to something with a locking blade.
Cheers all.
Edit:- I think I’ve found it on a scout knife site saying it’s
‘62-‘79 ?

[ScoutKnives]

No post in a bit , I have this one to add .
Early large Ulster lock back in genuine stag .
Early tang stamp Ulster knife co , Ellenville N.Y.
5 1/2” closed
I’m guessing 1890s ?

Thanks for looking ,
Mike

[doglegg]

No post in a bit , I have this one to add .
Early large Ulster lock back in genuine stag .
Early tang stamp Ulster knife co , Ellenville N.Y.
5 1/2” closed
I’m guessing 1890s ?

Thanks for looking ,
Mike

Great knife Mike.

[peanut740]

Mike

[wlf]

Yep that's an early one, I'd guess even earlier than than 1890 and in great shape. Nice Mike

[ScoutKnives]

Thanks guys , it’s definitely a hand full .

Mike

[galvanic1882]

Here’s one that has 2 of my favorite things, etch and ink

[Ivoryman]

No post in a bit , I have this one to add .
Early large Ulster lock back in genuine stag .
Early tang stamp Ulster knife co , Ellenville N.Y.
5 1/2” closed
I’m guessing 1890s ?

Thanks for looking ,
Mike

Missed that so I"m late to comment, but #$%^%$#!!! that is a sweetie. Love the bolsters, the stag, the hammered pins, the color hues. Everything. Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet piece.

Here’s one that has 2 of my favorite things, etch and ink

That's a beauty too. Love the lines, the etch, the condition and the salesman sample is a sweet one to have. Excellent. Congrats on scoring that one.

[Duffer]

Mike, gorgeous example

[Meridian_Mike]

Mike, gorgeous example

I agree!
A beautiful example for your collection!!

[royal0014]

Here’s one that has 2 of my favorite things, etch and ink

Man! that's about the purtiest thing I've seen in a while !