Continuing on...
1. H.B. Hardenburg & Co. Advertising knife, two blades. The secondary has a "keg-and-tap" logo similar to D. Peres.
2. Hammesfahr--only marking is the Cross-in-Pyramid logo. One blade. Handles might be ivory, but I'm not sure.
3. National Cutlery Works. Two blades.
4. Peters Brothers Celebrated Cutlery. Whittler, with risky handles (!). I love it just the same...(2 photos)
5. Elk, 2 blades.
6. Marked "Solingen Cutlery". Celluloid handles--I love the purple-to-black.
7. Harrison Brothers & Howson--2 blades.
8. Essex Cutlery, nice whittler with MOP inlays in the handle.
Smaller "Gentleman's" knives, Part 2
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