WOW, Ike!


Those are some beauties you are showing, Paul, really like pics #2 and #3.KnifeSlinger#81 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 19, 2023 6:41 pm I have an affinity for celluloid. No other synthetic handle material quite matches it’s vibrancy.
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I looked for a while to get one as well. I drive through Marinette often.
It is still eye candy, albeit, 80 some years old. Great to see, thanks for posting.ThatWeirdKnifeGuy wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2024 12:13 amI looked for a while to get one as well. I drive through Marinette often.
Apparently after Aerial cutlery closed in 44 there was a group of 2600 knives that sat in storage for 30 years then hit the market NOS in 74. A big group of pen knives hit the bay a while ago, about 100 all NOS All stamped Aerial. I found this at the Badger knife show back in February. There was another with cell identical to yours that I wanted desperately, but I had already maxed my budget and then some. And then just a tiny more.
But this one came home with me. I like that it's Jaeger Bro's, its the cooler stamp imo.
I wouldn't call mine eye candy, but it probably was 80 ish years ago![]()
That Aerial tool kit knife is dope. I didn't know they made one. I was just talking to Waukonda here about Aerial. I was in Marinette just yesterday hitting the garage and estate sale circuit looking for anything Aerial or Jaeger Bro's. Came up with nothing. Like usual. I asked about Aerial knives at a local antique store, and they didn't even know the name or that knives had been made in their town
Just beautiful knives, Ike.
I would!
Beautiful knives, Dimitri. That Imperial makes my toe curl up in my boot.
Beauties, really like the Remington. Can't quite make out the time period and subject matter depicted on the Novelty?
VERY NICE lineup, Dimitri.
Another BEAUTY, Dimitri.