Mystery Knife Game

[Ridgegrass]

Give us one Edgy. O'.

[Ridgegrass]

Okay, let's keep it going. American, at least 90+ years old. J.O'.

[GringoBombero]

Walden

[Ridgegrass]

Looks like one but nope.

[Ridgegrass]

Not made in New York state.

[edgy46]

Honk Falls

[bestgear]

L.F.&C.

[Ridgegrass]

neither of those.

[glennbad]

Pacific Hardware

[GringoBombero]

Case

[glennbad]

Hibbard Spencer Bartlett OVB

[Ridgegrass]

Sorry guys, none of those. Kind of a forgotten, non-east coast manufacturer. O'.

[bestgear]

Maher & Grosh

[Ridgegrass]

Not M & G. A manufacturer. NOT East coast. O'.

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

Enderes

[Ridgegrass]

Not Enderes. Did they make their own?? O'.

[wlf]

Not Enderes. Did they make their own?? O'.

Yes and also no. Wm. Enderes was a Walden secondary line.
The Enderes Cutlery Co moved from Iowa to Albert Lea MN and had three tool and cutlery factories. The company moved back to Iowa when it was sold and then someone else made their knives.
This one probably was made by Utica after the company was sold in 1926 and went back to Iowa, it is exactly like a Utica.

[wlf]

Was your pruner made in Ohio?

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

Not Enderes. Did they make their own?? O'.

I was hoping Lyle would weigh in. Anything I know about Enderes I read from Lyles posts about them, which I read while researching a little pen knife I have.

Fox Cutlery?

[Ridgegrass]

Company did some picture knives. That ought to do it. O'.

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

G.R.C
Co.
Chicago

(Golden Rule Cutlery Co. Chicago)

[wlf]

Canton Cutlery

[Ridgegrass]

Lyle got it "Ding!" Canton.

[wlf]

I read somewhere that northern Ohio , at one time ,had many cutlery firms in that area.


Keeping up with the curve:
American

[Ridgegrass]

LF&C (Thought you were exclusively Farmers'.) O'.