Old knives with tipped bolsters

[Dinadan]

Here is an old LF&C. someone liked it enough, if you look closely, they scratched their initials on it in a couple places.

Very good looking knife. The initials just give it some character.

[woodwalker]

Here is an old LF&C. someone liked it enough, if you look closely, they scratched their initials on it in a couple places.

Very good looking knife. The initials just give it some character.

Thank you Mel!

[toomanyknives]

Here is an old LF&C. someone liked it enough, if you look closely, they scratched their initials on it in a couple places.

Wow, that is a unique one, Kev! Very nice!

[rea1eye]

Here

, they scratched their initials on it in a couple places.

Very good looking knife. The initials just give it some character.

That is a great way to look at it, not a flaw.

Bob

[woodwalker]

Here is an old LF&C. someone liked it enough, if you look closely, they scratched their initials on it in a couple places.

Wow, that is a unique one, Kev! Very nice!

Thank you Kerry! Its slim in the pocket. And I like the fact that it meant something to someone at one time. Meant enough for them to scratch their initials on it in several places.

[woodwalker]

Here

, they scratched their initials on it in a couple places.

Very good looking knife. The initials just give it some character.

That is a great way to look at it, not a flaw.

Bob

Thanks Bob!! Its a great little knife. Slim in the pocket with half stops on both blades! Very snappy too!!

[toomanyknives]

Here's one I finally photographed. It's a Syracuse Knife Co. (Camillus made) from the 1930's. Very nice little knife..
Great walk and talk on both blades, and sharp as a razor..

[woodwalker]

Here's one I finally photographed. It's a Syracuse Knife Co. (Utica made) from the 1930's. Very nice little knife..
Great walk and talk on both blades, and sharp as a razor..
Syracuse knife Tip Bolsters 1.JPG

That is a NICE looking knife Kerry!!

[toomanyknives]

Here's one I finally photographed. It's a Syracuse Knife Co. (Utica made) from the 1930's. Very nice little knife..
Great walk and talk on both blades, and sharp as a razor..
Syracuse knife Tip Bolsters 1.JPG

That is a NICE looking knife Kerry!!

Thanks my friend!

[Dinadan]

Here's one I finally photographed. It's a Syracuse Knife Co. (Utica made) from the 1930's.

Almost a hundred years old and it still looks really good. Great knife!

[toomanyknives]

Here's one I finally photographed. It's a Syracuse Knife Co. (Camillus made) from the 1930's.

Almost a hundred years old and it still looks really good. Great knife!

Thanks Mel.

[toomanyknives]

Oops. Made a mistake. The Syracuse Knife Co. was a Camillus made knife, not Utica. I was thinking about Seneca, which was Utica..

[woodwalker]

Couple more.

[toomanyknives]

Couple more.

Cool, Kev. I have the Barlow version of your Roy Rogers knife!

[rea1eye]

Here's one I finally photographed. It's a Syracuse Knife Co. (Camillus made) from the 1930's. Very nice little knife..
Great walk and talk on both blades, and sharp as a razor..
Syracuse knife Tip Bolsters 1.JPG

That is a very attractive knife. The tipped bolsters look really good on it.
How long is it?

Bob

[woodwalker]

Couple more.

Cool, Kev. I have the Barlow version of your Roy Rogers knife!

Thanks Kerry!! I'd love to see your Barlow!!

[toomanyknives]

Here's one I finally photographed. It's a Syracuse Knife Co. (Camillus made) from the 1930's. Very nice little knife..
Great walk and talk on both blades, and sharp as a razor..
Syracuse knife Tip Bolsters 1.JPG

That is a very attractive knife. The tipped bolsters look really good on it.
How long is it?

Bob

Thanks Bob. It's 3 1/4 closed and 5 1/4 open.

[toomanyknives]

Couple more.

Cool, Kev. I have the Barlow version of your Roy Rogers knife!

Thanks Kerry!! I'd love to see your Barlow!!

I'll get you a pic tomorrow, buddy.

[toomanyknives]

Couple more.

Cool, Kev. I have the Barlow version of your Roy Rogers knife!

Thanks Kerry!! I'd love to see your Barlow!!

Sorry it took so long, Kev. I almost forgot. Got busy today.. It's not a tip bolster, but here it is..

[toomanyknives]

And back to our regularly scheduled program..
Old Imperial Stockman with non-offgassing celluloid.

[Waukonda]

Cool, Kev. I have the Barlow version of your Roy Rogers knife!

Thanks Kerry!! I'd love to see your Barlow!!

Sorry it took so long, Kev. I almost forgot. Got busy today.. It's not a tip bolster, but here it is..

Roy Rogers Knife 1.JPG Roy Rogers Knife 2.JPG

Cool looking knife

[rea1eye]

And back to our regularly scheduled program..
Old Imperial Stockman with non-offgassing celluloid.


Imperial Tip Bolster stockman 2.JPG

Nice looking knife. Are you saying it is a non-gassing celluloid because
it has not gassed off yet or did Imperial use a special formula?

Just curious

Bob

[toomanyknives]

And back to our regularly scheduled program..
Old Imperial Stockman with non-offgassing celluloid.


Imperial Tip Bolster stockman 2.JPG

Nice looking knife. Are you saying it is a non-gassing celluloid because
it has not gassed off yet or did Imperial use a special formula?

Just curious

Bob

Hey Bob. I'm saying it mainly because it hasn't off-gassed. I don't think Imperial did anything special, because I have a couple of old ones that have deteriorated..

[woodwalker]

And back to our regularly scheduled program..
Old Imperial Stockman with non-offgassing celluloid.


Imperial Tip Bolster stockman 2.JPG

Beautiful knife Kerry!!

[New_Windsor_NY]

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VERY GD LKING pocket knife, Kerry.

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Kevin, NICE!!

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Kerry, another WINNER!!