Help Identifying S&S n.c.c.
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BIRD1969
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Help Identifying S&S n.c.c.
Hello everyone, I recently purchased a knife that I am having trouble finding. I believe it is a Novelty Cutlery Co. but uncertain, can anyone identify this large Whittler? Closed length is 4 3/4", main blade is 3 7/16". Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
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stockman
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Re: Help Identifying S&S n.c.c.
Nice knife. Harold
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Re: Help Identifying S&S n.c.c.
Per GOINS 1998 edition.....
"S & S c 1904-1907 A trademark used by National Cutlery."
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"NATIONAL CUT. CO. c 1890-1907 Located at No. 16 Atwater Street,
Detroit, Michigan, Edward H. Sutton was president."
Levine's says same thing (National Cutlery Co.) with "Whol. importer" and "Made In Germany" added.
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Re: Help Identifying S&S n.c.c.
Cool grind on the master blade.The wide tangs on the secondary blades would maybe suggest German made.Those king sized knives are rare.
Roger
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BIRD1969
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Re: Help Identifying S&S n.c.c.
Thank you, I appreciate the help