Bridge Cutlery Co. St. Louis
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Re: Bridge Cutlery Co. St. Louis
WOW!
What a beautiful jack that is, Roger.
Great pattern and a unique secondary, no?
What a beautiful jack that is, Roger.
Great pattern and a unique secondary, no?
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Gorgeous, what bone and the pattern is great. Beautiful piece Waukonda.


Fabulous knife, I love those bones and the EZ TDrop. Congrats, that is a looker. Man that's sweet.


An OKCA find that really got me going, love the bones and the bolster embellishments and the stamps.
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And that is a beautiful knife, Ivoryman, in every way!
A great contribution to this thread. Great pictures.
Thanks for posting it here.

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Re: Bridge Cutlery Co. St. Louis
Looks like a beautiful knife but the blades look modern to me , no swedge to the blades . Unless it was cleaned to the point were the swedge was ground off ?
Ivoryman wrote: ↑Tue Apr 18, 2023 4:12 amGorgeous, what bone and the pattern is great. Beautiful piece Waukonda.![]()
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Fabulous knife, I love those bones and the EZ TDrop. Congrats, that is a looker. Man that's sweet.![]()
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An OKCA find that really got me going, love the bones and the bolster embellishments and the stamps.
Always looking for Mint pre war scout knives
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Re: Bridge Cutlery Co. St. Louis
Sorry to say,that's not an original Bridge.Ivoryman wrote: ↑Tue Apr 18, 2023 4:12 amGorgeous, what bone and the pattern is great. Beautiful piece Waukonda.![]()
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Fabulous knife, I love those bones and the EZ TDrop. Congrats, that is a looker. Man that's sweet.![]()
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An OKCA find that really got me going, love the bones and the bolster embellishments and the stamps.
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Bridge Cutlery Co. St. Louis Acorn Knife, anyone know anything about this knife?
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Re: Bridge Cutlery Co. St. Louis
Per GOINS.....
"BRIDGE CUTLERY CO. ST. LOUIS c 1902-1939 A trademark used by Norvell-Shapleigh and Shapleigh."
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Re: Bridge Cutlery Co. St. Louis
Welcome to AAPK. Nice looking knife! BTW, it has what’s called a “federal shield”.
There is a lot of info about Bridge Cutlery in the prior posts in this thread.
If you don’t see what you want to know there, please be more specific.

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Re: Bridge Cutlery Co. St. Louis
Welcome here, Jason. Thanks for posting.
I think the run up at the spine of your clip blade and the spring are upset to where your clip blade rides high.
Maybe a replaced pin.
Nice little carry.

Joe