mystery knife

[winst]

Can someone help with this knife identification...has no visible tang stamp.

[Miller Bro's]

Simonds MFG Co.

The knives were made for them on contract, they manufactured saws.

[Ridgegrass]

Wonder how the secondary nail nick was damaged? Odd. Cool knife and shield. Never seen one. J.O'.

[OLDE CUTLER]

Wonder how the secondary nail nick was damaged? Odd. Cool knife and shield. Never seen one. J.O'.

Many people think you can use the edge or in this case the pull of a knife to remove tacks and nails. I've seen a lot of them damaged by doing this. It's damage from prying.

[ea42]

People also use the blade backs to loosen or tighten screws.

Eric

[C-WADE7]

I have several older knives with broken nail nicks. On close examination the nail nick is stamped or cut so deep that it’s paper thin where it breaks at. One I have is likely only .002” thick at the fracture.

[Ridgegrass]

All good thoughts Thanks, J.O'.

[winst]

Thanks guys..there is always someone at AAPK that can help.
Thanks Fred

[Reverand]

I am glad that it has been identified. I love that shield!

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

Simonds MFG Co.

The knives were made for them on contract, they manufactured saws.

I play the mystery knife game here and guess wrong for days. I'm in awe of your knowledge.

Was the cool shield what made it easy for you?

[Mumbleypeg]

There are others like it, not surprising. viewtopic.php?p=699341&hilit=Simonds#p699341

Ken

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

In the got shields thread. Who would have thought....

[winst]

With no tang stamp it is hard to find the value of any knife since the stamp is used for the main point of reference..my question is...can someone give me a ballpark figure as to value..Thanks guys

[Miller Bro's]

Was the cool shield what made it easy for you?

I have a couple of them, so yes when I seen the shield I knew immediately what it was.

[peanut740]

Some Simonds were tang stamped and some were just etched.