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Start with two that I know I have posted either here or another topic.
The Frankfurth Hardware I need a better picture of. I need to locate it first.
Second is a nice Remington
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Start with 3 green Remington’s
Imagine that
Enjoy
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Let’s add more Remington
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Really nice knives. Thanks for showing them.____Dave
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Thank you Dave
The last group didn’t send going to have to work on it again
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Last ones for now
I found the Frankfurth and got a better picture.
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HOUSTON WE HAVE A PROBLEM.
A very pretty little LF&C Christmas tree. It looks like it is Outgassing. The sad part is it has nice etching on it.
I need to check with Glenbad and see if he could put some Mastodon I or bark on it. He did a great job with the stag on the big Shapleih. Let me know your thoughts and opinions on the OG knife.
Enjoy Steve
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Good looking knives Steve! ::tu::
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Thank you very much Dimitri
I still have a lot of very nice knives of Dad’s left. Was doing some inventory check. Think I counted more than 30 Remington fixed blades alone.
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LKSKNIVES wrote: Sat Feb 28, 2026 12:59 am Last ones for now
I found the Frankfurth and got a better picture.IMG_0617.jpeg

HOUSTON WE HAVE A PROBLEM.
A very pretty little LF&C Christmas tree. It looks like it is Outgassing. The sad part is it has nice etching on it.
I need to check with Glenbad and see if he could put some Mastodon I or bark on it. He did a great job with the stag on the big Shapleih. Let me know your thoughts and opinions on the OG knife.
Enjoy Steve
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Great showings ! So pretty but dangerous! Mastodon would look great on the O.G. Knife .My latest addition to the danger game just arrived today .1930-36 large 4 3/8 Closed Imperial jack knife with long pull .
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Thomasg wrote: Sat Feb 28, 2026 6:02 pm .My latest addition to the danger game just arrived today .1930-36 large 4 3/8 Closed Imperial jack knife with long pull .
Imperial certainly used some very nice celluloid handles, very attractive! ::tu:: 8)
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Thomasg
Very good looking knife.
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Thomasg wrote: Sat Feb 28, 2026 6:02 pm Great showings ! So pretty but dangerous! Mastodon would look great on the O.G. Knife .My latest addition to the danger game just arrived today .1930-36 large 4 3/8 Closed Imperial jack knife with long pull .IMG_8653.pngIMG_8655.png
Thanks for posting. Would this be considered End of Day celluloid?
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:D :) :D
1967redrider wrote: Sun Mar 01, 2026 1:42 am
Thomasg wrote: Sat Feb 28, 2026 6:02 pm Great showings ! So pretty but dangerous! Mastodon would look great on the O.G. Knife .My latest addition to the danger game just arrived today .1930-36 large 4 3/8 Closed Imperial jack knife with long pull .IMG_8653.pngIMG_8655.png
Thanks for posting. Would this be considered End of Day celluloid?
Great question so I google it .lol looks like end of days was some marketing genius modern day ideal to sell more knifes using left over scrap material .
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::skeptic::

AI is dumb and has no place answering questions about antique knives ::huff::
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Miller Bro's wrote: Sun Mar 01, 2026 12:34 pm ::skeptic::

AI is dumb and has no place answering questions about antique knives ::huff::
::tu:: ::tu::
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Not much of a knife but the celluloid held up....... So far! ::paranoid::
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Thomasg wrote: Sun Mar 01, 2026 9:00 am :D :) :D
1967redrider wrote: Sun Mar 01, 2026 1:42 am
Thomasg wrote: Sat Feb 28, 2026 6:02 pm Great showings ! So pretty but dangerous! Mastodon would look great on the O.G. Knife .My latest addition to the danger game just arrived today .1930-36 large 4 3/8 Closed Imperial jack knife with long pull .IMG_8653.pngIMG_8655.png
Thanks for posting. Would this be considered End of Day celluloid?
Great question so I google it .lol looks like end of days was some marketing genius modern day ideal to sell more knifes using left over scrap material .IMG_8658.jpegIMG_8659.jpeg
I put "end of the day" celluloid in the same category as "lunch box" knives.......bulls**t!!
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Miller Bro's wrote: Mon Mar 02, 2026 10:54 pm Not much of a knife but the celluloid held up....... So far! ::paranoid::
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That is pretty cool. How old is that knife?
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Thomasg wrote: Sat Feb 28, 2026 6:02 pm
LKSKNIVES wrote: Sat Feb 28, 2026 12:59 am Last ones for now
I found the Frankfurth and got a better picture.IMG_0617.jpeg

HOUSTON WE HAVE A PROBLEM.
A very pretty little LF&C Christmas tree. It looks like it is Outgassing. The sad part is it has nice etching on it.
I need to check with Glenbad and see if he could put some Mastodon I or bark on it. He did a great job with the stag on the big Shapleih. Let me know your thoughts and opinions on the OG knife.
Enjoy Steve
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Great showings ! So pretty but dangerous! Mastodon would look great on the O.G. Knife .My latest addition to the danger game just arrived today .1930-36 large 4 3/8 Closed Imperial jack knife with long pull .IMG_8653.pngIMG_8655.png
This looks like someone broke up pieces off the floor of an automobile paint booth and polished it up. It’s beautiful.
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Miller Bro's wrote: Mon Mar 02, 2026 10:54 pm Not much of a knife but the celluloid held up....... So far! ::paranoid::
I have two picture handle knives with names and towns on them, both from around 1910. One was even from the small town where I went to high school and the other from a small Northern Minnesota community that all but disappeared. I researched both, located descendants and got the history of the families and the knives. Both knives led me to people that I knew that had some sort of tie to the grandkids of the people named on the knives. I located a son of one of them who was 100 years old, lived in Chicago, and was as sharp as a tack, and told me the family history going back to Germany in the 1800's on up to when they lived near my hometown. One of the grandkids went to high school with my neighbor and another grandkid had coffee with one of my uncles every day in Southern Minnesota. Both have since passed away. It was a fascinating story that kept weaving in and out of the lives of people I knew. The internet has made a lot of information available that didn't exist a few years ago, and sure got my interest in picture handled knives with information printed under the celluloid.____Dave
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Miller Bro's wrote: Sun Mar 01, 2026 12:34 pm ::skeptic::

AI is dumb and has no place answering questions about antique knives ::huff::
Agreed 100% ::tu::
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Great story Dave.
Some beautiful knives Steve and Dimitri.

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Great knives everyone! That Frankfurth and those Remingtons are awesome.
Thomas, That imperial jack has some beautiful covers!

Here are a few more.

Hermitage Cutlery
L.F&C. USA
W.Bingham Co. Cleveland O.
R.J.Richter Solingen Germany
Golden Rule whittler(also posted in another thread)

Ironically the celluloid on some of them show less wear than the blades.

Enjoy!
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More cool looking Celluloids

Not sure if it is good or bad news
The LF&C is getting a new look
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LKSKNIVES wrote: Tue Mar 03, 2026 2:58 am That is pretty cool. How old is that knife?
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Thanks Steve, 1920's or so.
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