Antique Knives Made In England

[Rockingkj]

Joseph Rogers Paxton Knife.

That’s an outstanding knife!!!!! The stag! The stag!

[Ridgegrass]

One of your best Lyle O'.

[Jacknifeben]

I think this guy came to Montana from England, where do you think it was made?

[FRJ]

As per Goin's, there was a "Babcock & Stowell, Binghamton, N.Y." 1900 - 1930
With the remark; "This hardware was the Babcock Hardware in 1898".

This might be a connection.

[Miller Bro's]

Joseph Rogers Paxton Knife.

my kind of knife Lyle

[Ridgegrass]

Found this yesterday in Millsboro, DE. Couple bucks. I like Wostenholm knives. Probably not an "antique" .Looks like maybe the 50's ? Like the "Oil The Joints" on the secondary. J.O'.

[Miller Bro's]

Great condition

[Ivoryman]

Jacknifeben, Rockingkj, DM, Millers bros, Ridgegrass, all beauties, great stuff gents.

Joseph Roger's and Sons. Love the stamps, old stag, whaler stuff and bare heads.

[galvanic1882]

Just got this from over the pond! Gilles Uxbridge, London. It’s a big one 5 3/4” closed! Love the stag on this one

[galvanic1882]

Great knife Ivoryman

[Ivoryman]

Great knife Ivoryman

Thanks bud. The antler on yours is beautiful too. Also love that blade and it looks about full. That is fabulous.

[Miller Bro's]

Jacknifeben, Rockingkj, DM, Millers bros, Ridgegrass, all beauties, great stuff gents.

Joseph Roger's and Sons. Love the stamps, old stag, whaler stuff and bare heads.

old knife!

[Miller Bro's]

Just got this from over the pond! Gilles Uxbridge, London. It’s a big one 5 3/4” closed! Love the stag on this one

[wlf]

Nice knives Iman and Mike.
You don't see a lot of celluloid Sheffield knives.
Large (at 4 1/4") French ivory Humphreys Radiant farmers jack. A heavy knife considering how thin it is and the celluloid handles.

[Miller Bro's]

Nice knives Iman and Mike.
You don't see a lot of celluloid Sheffield knives.
Large (at 4 1/4") French ivory Humphreys Radiant farmers jack. A heavy knife considering how thin it is and the celluloid handles.

[Miller Bro's]

Some stag handle English knives.

[stumpstalker]

A nice group, Dimitri.

Is the bottom one 6-inch? It looks like what the late British emigre knife dealer Jim Taylor called a (Sheffield) "town pattern".

[Waukonda]

Some stag handle English knives.

GREAT group, classy knives, thanks for showing!

[New_Windsor_NY]

Some.....

Dimitri, now THAT is a quintet of quality.

[QTCut5]

Some stag handle English knives.

GREAT Stag on all of them! I am curious about the little guy at the top with a spatula and a poker; I can think of a number of ways I would use those tools, but I wonder what the original intended use was for it? A pipe smoking doctor, perhaps? I love it!

[Miller Bro's]

A nice group, Dimitri.

Is the bottom one 6-inch?

Yes it is, thanks for looking

[Miller Bro's]

GREAT group, classy knives, thanks for showing!

Thank you Ike

[Miller Bro's]

Dimitri, now THAT is a quintet of quality.

Appreciate it Skip!

[Miller Bro's]

GREAT Stag on all of them! I am curious about the little guy at the top with a spatula and a poker; I can think of a number of ways I would use those tools, but I wonder what the original intended use was for it? A pipe smoking doctor, perhaps? I love it!

Q Thanks!

Yes exactly right, a pipe smokers knife, the wide blade is for scraping the bowl and the long thin rod is for clearing the stem

[Waukonda]

Some stag handle English knives.

Not as pristine as yours, but you inspired me to dig out my top 5 Sheffield stag.