Mystery Knife Game

[GringoBombero]

Side bet: $.25 on Gringo. O'.

I appreciate the faith, sorry about your quarter

[GringoBombero]

Kinfolks

[Ridgegrass]

cWADE7 : Bingo! It's a, c.1932, "WEST-CUT" Bakelite handles , Model"BX-43" J.O'.

[C-WADE7]

I don’t have any to post up at the moment, if anyone has one feel free to take my place.

[Ridgegrass]

Anybody?

[Ridgegrass]

This one might take some searching. J.O'.

[doglegg]

That one sure looks like Camillus DNA.

[wlf]

American Cutlery

[Ridgegrass]

neither, O'.

[C-WADE7]

Catt?

[Ridgegrass]

Not Catt. Not made in NY state or New England, but eastern. A bit less known. O'.

[wlf]

Eagle

[Ridgegrass]

not Eagle.

[C-WADE7]

Kane?

[GringoBombero]

S&M

[Ridgegrass]

C-wade: dang close. J.O'.

[wlf]

I just have discovered the carving talent of Cwade. In awe of your talent.

Kinfolk ? ( I had to put something down, so I had an opportunity to acknowledge Wade's talent )

[C-WADE7]

I just have discovered the carving talent of Cwade. In awe of your talent.

Kinfolk ? ( I had to put something down, so I had an opportunity to acknowledge Wade's talent )

Well thank you, I’ve carried a pocket knife most of my life and have always “whittled” some growing up, but decided to try making real stuff 4-5 years ago and put these pocket knives to use.

[C-WADE7]

Hollingsworth?

[Ridgegrass]

There it is! Haven't seen many of those lately, or KANE's either. Good job. J.O'.

[C-WADE7]

There it is! Haven't seen many of those lately, or KANE's either. Good job. J.O'.

Thanks and just lucky guess work by me. My friend snagged a Kane in a antique store one day , I had never even heard of them before, so I threw it out there and then some googling of Kane knives showed a Hollingsworth so I took a guess. First time ever hearing or seening one, but nice knife!

……Someone put one up, all I own are easy guesses, mostly Case….

[wlf]

Great knife John

[Ridgegrass]

Thanks guys. I have quite a few "singletons" of obscure brands that I don't usually put up, but I may start. So, be on your toes.
Hollingsworth was the former Kane Cutlery.. Somebody put one up. J.O'.

[C-WADE7]

U.S. made, quarter for scale

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

Nice one.

Remington?