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[New_Windsor_NY]

Fraternal.....

Ike, there are no words.

[FRJ]

Fraternal twins.......one in Cocobolo with a clip, and one in Ebony with a spear, alike in other regards.....3 3/4"

Thank you, Roger!

I personally regard the New York Knife Co. as the greatest knife manufacturer in the United States.
(There, I said it --- again.)
These two swell center jack knives help form that opinion.

[Waukonda]

Thank you, Lyle, Skip, and Joe.

I personally regard the New York Knife Co. as the greatest knife manufacturer in the United States.
(There, I said it --- again.)

Joe, you must keep on saying it, until all of AAPK comes to the same realization. Count me in

"Four legs good, two legs bad........"

[Ridgegrass]

Here are two NYK Boy's knives and a serpentine teardrop. Anyone interested, PM me. thanks, J.O'.

[wlf]

Good ones John .

I have a few farmers jacks , maybe some of the newer members haven't seen:
1& 2. French ivories
3. An OVB made by NYK
4. Pickbone Dunham ,Carrigan, and Hayden made by NYK
5 & 6. Etched pickbone NYK

[FRJ]

Very good looking knives, Lyle.

[doglegg]

Fraternal twins.......one in Cocobolo with a clip, and one in Ebony with a spear, alike in other regards.....3 3/4"

Thank you, Roger!

Ike, that ebony with a spear blades is tops! Both wonderful knives.

[peanut740]

Ike,Lyle

[1967redrider]

Gorgeous knives, J.O'. and Lyle!

[wlf]

Thanks, Joe, Roger, and John.

The bone handled knives , (maybe all? )were made around 1915 or earlier because of the pick BONE.

[1967redrider]

Here are two NYK Boy's knives and a serpentine teardrop. Anyone interested, PM me. thanks, J.O'.

J.O'., I PMed you this morning.

[Waukonda]

Here is another swell center jack, slightly smaller than the 2 that I previously posted.
Can anyone give me an approximate date range of when this particular stamp was used?

[1967redrider]

Here is another swell center jack, slightly smaller than the 2 that I previously posted.
Can anyone give me an approximate date range of when this particular stamp was used?

Gorgeous, Ike. I was just looking in Goins and Price & Zalesky's, no luck.

[msteele6]

I think the Hammer Brand knives were the last NYK made knives, that ended in 1931, I believe the stamp you have is pre WWI.

[LKSKNIVES]

Here is another swell center jack, slightly smaller than the 2 that I previously posted.
Can anyone give me an approximate date range of when this particular stamp was used?

Gorgeous, Ike. I was just looking in Goins and Price & Zalesky's, no luck.

Thank you RR, you saved me a bit of time looking.
We are having another round of Thunderstorms tonight and our Female dog Piper is not digging on it. She rang the bell to go outside accept she wants to go sit in Miss Lori’s van in the garage.

[1967redrider]

Here is another swell center jack, slightly smaller than the 2 that I previously posted.
Can anyone give me an approximate date range of when this particular stamp was used?

Gorgeous, Ike. I was just looking in Goins and Price & Zalesky's, no luck.

Thank you RR, you saved me a bit of time looking.
We are having another round of Thunderstorms tonight and our Female dog Piper is not digging on it. She rang the bell to go outside accept she wants to go sit in Miss Lori’s van in the garage.

We could really use some rain. I thought I had a New York Knife Co book around here some place that I got off of Barry at the SVKCC show last year . . .