The Napanoch Knife Company Napanoch N.Y.
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galvanic1882 wrote: ↑Wed May 21, 2025 11:18 pm I haven’t been buying much lately but couldn’t pass on this Napanoch. All steel hardware peened pins with plenty of original finish on the blades. Great snap both ways with half stops on both blades. That makes 3 Naps now. I’m very happy to have them![]()
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I don't think I've posted this Napanoch knife kit here, but then again I just spent 20 minutes looking for my truck keys. Has the original paperwork, but the box is a bit damaged. Tools and blade look unused.
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Whoa, that's awesome! 


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Thanks fellers. Here are some slightly better pictures. 3 ¾ closed. Unlike the Ulery and NYK Co. kits I have, this one has a different locking mechanism
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Very cool. Can you show pics of the rest of the pages of the booklet?
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That is just about the coolest thing I have ever seen
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Thanks for the nice comments.
I'll post the pics in that other thread and get more pictures of the pamphlet later today.
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Other pages from the pamphlet.
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The Alpha Napanoch kit.

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Thank you for the additional pics! Really good info there. Am I reading the serial number correctly? It looks like it says 001
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Thanks Lyle, alpha collector of FJs! And thanks James. I'm not sure where you're seeing a serial number?
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Oops, double post.
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ObsidianEdge wrote: ↑Wed Jun 04, 2025 1:26 pm Thanks Lyle, alpha collector of FJs! And thanks James. I'm not sure where you're seeing a serial number?
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You have a sharp eye James! Never noticed that before. It does end in "01" but not sure what it begins with. Thanks
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Ahh that makes sense. Model #. It’s on the front page of the booklet posted
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Nice sets knifegnome! 
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Hi there-
Recently picked this up. Curious if there is a correct name for this type of knife. I am probably used to "nicknames" like Trapper when looking at the basic shape and size of the handles but realize there could be another more correct way to identify this knife? Let me know. Sportsman, Hunter, Trapper or maybe something else. Unfortunately the snap is almost non on the main blade and it's a bit short but I really think it's cool and beautiful. Anyone know anything about it? I know Napanoch ended in about 1919 and Winchester bought them or absorbed them. Thanks
Chris
Recently picked this up. Curious if there is a correct name for this type of knife. I am probably used to "nicknames" like Trapper when looking at the basic shape and size of the handles but realize there could be another more correct way to identify this knife? Let me know. Sportsman, Hunter, Trapper or maybe something else. Unfortunately the snap is almost non on the main blade and it's a bit short but I really think it's cool and beautiful. Anyone know anything about it? I know Napanoch ended in about 1919 and Winchester bought them or absorbed them. Thanks
Chris
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Nice knife! Harold