information on knife

[unc123]

I have a knife in my collection that I can find no information on. It looks like a Quill knife. It has ebony wood handles. The tang stamp is "Smith & Edley". Can anyone help me? Thanks, Jim

[Bryan]

Hello unc123,

Are there any other markings on the knife? I have never heard of Smith & Edley... You may want to post your question on the Bernard Levine forum. I would bet money that someone there would know something about this matter.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/forum ... .php?f=691

Bryan

[unc123]

Thanks Brian. There are no other markings on this knife. I will try your suggestion. Thanks again

[nexgen77]

Hi there every1. As Iam new to the Forum please excuse me for the possible mistakes Ive could have made. Now can you please help me identify the knife Ive inherited from my father R.I.P. ? Thank you in advance.

[New_Windsor_NY]

Hi.....

Try here:
viewforum.php?f=86

[knife-nut]

I have a knife in my collection that I can find no information on. It looks like a Quill knife. It has ebony wood handles. The tang stamp is "Smith & Edley". Can anyone help me? Thanks, Jim

I would like to see pictures of your knife. I collect quill knives.

[Mumbleypeg]

That post you quoted is from almost 20 years ago. The OP has not logged in here in nearly as long.

Ken

[Reverand]

Hi there every1. As Iam new to the Forum please excuse me for the possible mistakes Ive could have made. Now can you please help me identify the knife Ive inherited from my father R.I.P. ? Thank you in advance.

Nexgen77,
I can see that there are some markings on your knife, but I cannot read them.
If you could please take some closeup pictures of the tang stamp and blade stamp, I believe that it will help in identifying.
Welcome to AAPK!
And also, let me offer my condolences on the passing of father.

[Mumbleypeg]

Reverand, if you scroll up a ways there are clear pictures. Plus made duplicate posts, with pictures, in several different forums here already. He got a reply to the post in the switchblade collectors forum. The folks there recognized it and provided info about it. viewtopic.php?t=83853

Ken

[nexgen77]

Thank you for the info, every piece of it much appreciated, as Im newbie in the matter of knives. And sorry for the multiplication of the posts. I haven't got any clue so as to where to ask, you see... Anyway, thanks again folks, its not the only one I have to ask about, so see you soon.

[Mumbleypeg]

Thank you for the info, every piece of it much appreciated, as Im newbie in the matter of knives. And sorry for the multiplication of the posts. I haven't got any clue so as to where to ask, you see... Anyway, thanks again folks, its not the only one I have to ask about, so see you soon.

Welcome to AAPK, looking forward to see what else you have. There’s no need to make multiple posts. You can help yourself find the right place by browsing through the available forums by going to the “forum” home page https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_forum/. You can also access it by clicking on Forums in the header at the top of any page. Take a minute to click on various items in the header and become familiar with all that’s here, especially the Research section (also in that same header at the top).

Ken