Vintage Mother Of Pearl (MOP) Knives

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smiling-knife wrote:That is really sweet Iron Hoarder. What a treat! :D s-k
DITTO! I don't have any knives with the fancy backspring like that...
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By any chance is there anything stamped on the inside of the liners on that Ibberson?
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I posted a pic of a display case with Robeson pearl handled knives earlier in this thread. I think I'll post some of the knives in detail.

Tell me when to stop. :wink:
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Swell-center whittler. NS bar shield. No pattern number. Pre-1915 tang stamp.
Swell-center whittler. NS bar shield. No pattern number. Pre-1915 tang stamp.
An 1892 to 1899 German made Robeson import. Oval NS shield.<br />Flexible spatula master blade, pen<br />and cork screw. Pharmacist's or<br />physician's knife. No pattern<br />number.
An 1892 to 1899 German made Robeson import. Oval NS shield.
Flexible spatula master blade, pen
and cork screw. Pharmacist's or
physician's knife. No pattern
number.
Swell-center whittler.<br />No pattern number.
Swell-center whittler.
No pattern number.
Tiny little 1 7/8&quot; swell-center pen.<br />No pattern number.
Tiny little 1 7/8" swell-center pen.
No pattern number.
Corn knife. Pattern number 712132.<br />Also made in bone.
Corn knife. Pattern number 712132.
Also made in bone.
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Two blade tip bolstered pen with bail. 2 3/4&quot;.<br />Pattern number 722003.
Two blade tip bolstered pen with bail. 2 3/4".
Pattern number 722003.
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3 3/8&quot; Wharncliff.<br />Pattern number 722008.
3 3/8" Wharncliff.
Pattern number 722008.
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3 1/4&quot; equal-end with divided handles.<br />Pattern number 722073.
3 1/4" equal-end with divided handles.
Pattern number 722073.
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2 3/4&quot; dog-leg jack.<br />Pattern number 722083.
2 3/4" dog-leg jack.
Pattern number 722083.
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3&quot; equal-end pen.<br />Pattern number 722105.
3" equal-end pen.
Pattern number 722105.
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3&quot; oval lobster.<br />Master etched, &quot;FAVORITE&quot;.<br />Pattern number 722108.
3" oval lobster.
Master etched, "FAVORITE".
Pattern number 722108.
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2 5/8&quot; hump-back pen.<br />Pattern number 722110.
2 5/8" hump-back pen.
Pattern number 722110.
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2 1/2&quot; tiny slim congress.<br />Pattern number 722159.
2 1/2" tiny slim congress.
Pattern number 722159.
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3&quot; equal-end tip bolstered pen.<br />Pattern number 722167 1/2
3" equal-end tip bolstered pen.
Pattern number 722167 1/2
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2 7/8&quot; dog-leg jack.<br />Pattern number 722183.
2 7/8" dog-leg jack.
Pattern number 722183.
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3&quot; physician's jack.<br />Pattern number 722195.
3" physician's jack.
Pattern number 722195.
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2 3/4&quot; equal-end jack with different<br />sized bolsters.<br />Patter number 722220.
2 3/4" equal-end jack with different
sized bolsters.
Patter number 722220.
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2 1/2&quot; slim Barlow.<br />Pattern number 722236.
2 1/2" slim Barlow.
Pattern number 722236.
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3&quot; candle-end lobster.<br />Pattern number 722273.
3" candle-end lobster.
Pattern number 722273.
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3 1/8&quot; swell-center equal-end.<br />Pattern number 722305.
3 1/8" swell-center equal-end.
Pattern number 722305.
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Charlie,

I'm loving these.... more?
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3 1/4&quot; bottle jack.<br />Pattern number 722308.
3 1/4" bottle jack.
Pattern number 722308.
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3&quot; sleeveboard. With bail.<br />Pattern number 723317.
3" sleeveboard. With bail.
Pattern number 723317.
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3&quot; equal-end pen.<br />Pattern number 722320.
3" equal-end pen.
Pattern number 722320.
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3 1/8&quot; gunstock pen.<br />Pattern number 722362.
3 1/8" gunstock pen.
Pattern number 722362.
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Letter open with folding ink eraser.<br />Pattern number 722376.
Letter open with folding ink eraser.
Pattern number 722376.
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3&quot; slim equal-end pen.<br />Pattern number 722380.
3" slim equal-end pen.
Pattern number 722380.
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2 7/8&quot; Sleeveboard Masonic pen.<br />Circa 1912.<br />Pattern number 722388.<br />Front side.
2 7/8" Sleeveboard Masonic pen.
Circa 1912.
Pattern number 722388.
Front side.
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722388 Masonic knife. Back side.
722388 Masonic knife. Back side.
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2 3/4&quot; dog-leg jack.<br />Pattern number 722392.
2 3/4" dog-leg jack.
Pattern number 722392.
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3&quot; equal-end with gold toned<br />POCKETEZE shield.<br />Pattern number 723417.
3" equal-end with gold toned
POCKETEZE shield.
Pattern number 723417.
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More two blades:
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3&quot; equal-end pen with different<br />sized bolsters.<br />Master etched &quot;POCKETEZE&quot; in an<br />oval shield.<br />Pattern number 722448.
3" equal-end pen with different
sized bolsters.
Master etched "POCKETEZE" in an
oval shield.
Pattern number 722448.
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2 13/16&quot; serpentine pen with gold<br />toned POCKETEZE shield.<br />Pattern number 722458.
2 13/16" serpentine pen with gold
toned POCKETEZE shield.
Pattern number 722458.
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2 1/2&quot; fob knife. Extra fancy pearl<br />and bail.<br />Pattern number 722550.
2 1/2" fob knife. Extra fancy pearl
and bail.
Pattern number 722550.
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2 1/2&quot; fancy pearl.<br />Pattern number 723587.
2 1/2" fancy pearl.
Pattern number 723587.
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2 3/4&quot; equal-end.<br />Pattern number 722601.
2 3/4" equal-end.
Pattern number 722601.
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3&quot; MasterCraft equal-end.<br />Master pen etched, &quot;NEV-R-BIND OILESS BEARINGS&quot; in a flowing banner.<br />Pattern number 723643.
3" MasterCraft equal-end.
Master pen etched, "NEV-R-BIND OILESS BEARINGS" in a flowing banner.
Pattern number 723643.
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2 1/2&quot; equal-end Shriner's knife with<br />Shriner shield.<br />Pattern number 723747.
2 1/2" equal-end Shriner's knife with
Shriner shield.
Pattern number 723747.
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2 1/4&quot; small regular jack.<br />Pattern number 722775.
2 1/4" small regular jack.
Pattern number 722775.
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A 2 1/2&quot; sleeveboard with a Cities Service NS shield and bail<br />Cities Service was an old gasoline service station chain.<br />No pattern number.
A 2 1/2" sleeveboard with a Cities Service NS shield and bail
Cities Service was an old gasoline service station chain.
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How about some three blades?
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2 3/4&quot; equal-end whittler.<br />Pattern number 732064.
2 3/4" equal-end whittler.
Pattern number 732064.
3&quot; sleeveboard lobster.<br />Handle etched, &quot;G. Hulsey&quot;.<br />Pattern number 733077.
3" sleeveboard lobster.
Handle etched, "G. Hulsey".
Pattern number 733077.
3&quot; sleeveboard lobster.<br />Pattern number 733135.
3" sleeveboard lobster.
Pattern number 733135.
3&quot; serpentine swell-center lobster.<br />Gold toned POCKETEZE shield.<br />Sticker on back of knife states. &quot;OIL THE JOINTS&quot;.<br />Pattern number 733213.
3" serpentine swell-center lobster.
Gold toned POCKETEZE shield.
Sticker on back of knife states. "OIL THE JOINTS".
Pattern number 733213.
3 1/8&quot; equal-end lobster.<br />Pattern number 732231.
3 1/8" equal-end lobster.
Pattern number 732231.
3 1/8&quot; equal-end lobster.<br />Front handle etched, &quot;E. H. Shaw&quot;.<br />Pattern number 735231.
3 1/8" equal-end lobster.
Front handle etched, "E. H. Shaw".
Pattern number 735231.
3 1/8&quot; sleeveboard whittler.<br />Pattern number 732275.
3 1/8" sleeveboard whittler.
Pattern number 732275.
2 3/4&quot; equal-end whittler.<br />Pattern number 732306.
2 3/4" equal-end whittler.
Pattern number 732306.
3&quot;  equal-end swell-center whittler.<br />Pattern number 733353.
3" equal-end swell-center whittler.
Pattern number 733353.
3&quot; sway-backed whittler.<br />Pattern number 732365.
3" sway-backed whittler.
Pattern number 732365.
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More three blades:
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3&quot; English lobster.<br />Pattern number 733445.
3" English lobster.
Pattern number 733445.
3&quot; serpentine sleeveboard lobster.<br />Pattern number 733463.
3" serpentine sleeveboard lobster.
Pattern number 733463.
2 1/2&quot; gunstock fob whittler.<br />Pattern number 733466.
2 1/2" gunstock fob whittler.
Pattern number 733466.
3 1/4&quot; equal-end whittler.<br />Pattern number 732502 1/2
3 1/4" equal-end whittler.
Pattern number 732502 1/2
3 1/4&quot; tip bolstered equal-end whittler.<br />Gold toned POCKETEZE shield.<br />Pattern number 733505.
3 1/4" tip bolstered equal-end whittler.
Gold toned POCKETEZE shield.
Pattern number 733505.
3&quot; sleeveboard lobster.<br />Shriner's shield.<br />Pattern number 733745.
3" sleeveboard lobster.
Shriner's shield.
Pattern number 733745.
3 1/8&quot; equal-end lobster.<br />Handled etched, &quot;Wm. Robison&quot;.<br />Pattern number 735231.
3 1/8" equal-end lobster.
Handled etched, "Wm. Robison".
Pattern number 735231.
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Charlie said, "By any chance is there anything stamped on the inside of the liners on that Ibbeson?"
Charlie, are you thinking what I'm thinking.......could be a SS stamp for Stan Shaw?

Also, Charlie, what a beautiful collection of Robeson pearls.
Outstanding!

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Well. I was going to post some four blades, but I can't tell if MB's little emoticon is saying, "Enough! Enough!" or something else.


Yes, KNut, whenever I see a nice Ibberson, especially one with fancily (is that a word?) file worked backsprings and blade backs, I think Stan Shaw. That is not the usually recognizable Shaw file work, though.

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RobesonsRme.com wrote:I was going to post some four blades, but I can't tell if MB's little emoticon is saying, "Enough! Enough!" or something else.
:lol: Charlie, the little emoticon is saying I bow down to you, in other words what a great collection of pearl handle knives ::drool::

I am going to throw all mine out ::nod:: , maybe when I put in that new concrete walkway this spring I will use them as fill ::idea::


Please bring on the four bladed pearls ::tu:: 8) :D
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Nicest showing of pearls that I can remember ever seeing. Bring on the four blades. ::ds::
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MB, that's what I thought, but those eyes made it a little questionable. I was only joking.

So, some four blade and one six blade Robeson pearl handled knives. I suspect these are examples of the finest knives Robeson ever made. They are really premium quality pocketknives. We love those big bone handled working man's knives so much, these little vest pocket gems tend to fall into a second or third class status. I personally think they are deserving of a great deal of respect, both for the knife and the men that made them.

MB, the question we had about the master blade on this first knife is not a problem. It's the original blade.

These photos can be enlarged twice, if you want a really close-up look.

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This 3 1/16&quot; gunstock lobster whittler is in<br />essentially mint condition.<br />Ignore the haziness at the blade tip,<br />it is a reflective phenomenon.<br />Masonic emblem and federal shield.<br />Sunk PocketEze type construction.<br />Pattern number 742082.
This 3 1/16" gunstock lobster whittler is in
essentially mint condition.
Ignore the haziness at the blade tip,
it is a reflective phenomenon.
Masonic emblem and federal shield.
Sunk PocketEze type construction.
Pattern number 742082.
This is the box and guaranty for the knife above.
This is the box and guaranty for the knife above.
The written guaranty.
The written guaranty.
A 3 5/16&quot; shadow four blade senator.<br />All long pulls.<br />This knife has covered backsprings.<br />All long pulls. Bomb shield.<br />Pattern number 742089.
A 3 5/16" shadow four blade senator.
All long pulls.
This knife has covered backsprings.
All long pulls. Bomb shield.
Pattern number 742089.
Another 3 5/16&quot; shadow four blade senator.<br />All long pulls.<br />Gold toned PocketEze shield.<br />All long pulls.<br />Pattern number 742198.
Another 3 5/16" shadow four blade senator.
All long pulls.
Gold toned PocketEze shield.
All long pulls.
Pattern number 742198.
A 2 3/4&quot; four blade lobster with gold toned<br />PocketEze shield.<br />All long pulls.<br />Pattern Number 742205.
A 2 3/4" four blade lobster with gold toned
PocketEze shield.
All long pulls.
Pattern Number 742205.
A 3 1/2&quot; four blade senator with full<br />bolsters.<br />PocketEze construction.<br />Pattern number742253.
A 3 1/2" four blade senator with full
bolsters.
PocketEze construction.
Pattern number742253.
A 3 1/8&quot; swell-center equal-end senator.<br />Back handle etched, &quot;G.W.Wolf&quot;.<br />Pattern number 742358.
A 3 1/8" swell-center equal-end senator.
Back handle etched, "G.W.Wolf".
Pattern number 742358.
A 3 5/16&quot; coffin bolstered senator.<br />PocketEze construction.<br />All long pulls.<br />Pattern number 742366.
A 3 5/16" coffin bolstered senator.
PocketEze construction.
All long pulls.
Pattern number 742366.
A 3 5/16&quot; shadow senator. PocketEze construction<br />with a nail ease for each blade.<br />All long pulls.<br />Pattern number 743006.
A 3 5/16" shadow senator. PocketEze construction
with a nail ease for each blade.
All long pulls.
Pattern number 743006.
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A couple more:
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A 2 1/2&quot; equal-end lobster. Oval NS shield.<br />All long pulls.<br />Pattern number 743164
A 2 1/2" equal-end lobster. Oval NS shield.
All long pulls.
Pattern number 743164
A 3 1/4&quot; equal-end six blade lobster with<br />pull-out tweezers and celluloid toothpick.<br />Pattern number 763741.
A 3 1/4" equal-end six blade lobster with
pull-out tweezers and celluloid toothpick.
Pattern number 763741.
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RobesonsRme.com wrote:MB, the question we had about the master blade on this first knife is not a problem. It's the original blade.
That`s good news Charlie :D

The knife is in remarkable condition and to have the box and guarantee is a real bonus ::nod::
RobesonsRme.com wrote:some four blade and one six blade Robeson pearl handled knives. I suspect these are examples of the finest knives Robeson ever made. They are really premium quality pocketknives. We love those big bone handled working man's knives so much, these little vest pocket gems tend to fall into a second or third class status. I personally think they are deserving of a great deal of respect, both for the knife and the men that made them.
I agree, the knife companies did not charge a premium for these back in the day for nothing. Only the best cutlers built these beauties ::drool::

Thanks for showing them Charlie ::tu::
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Charlie:
Some of the most BEAUTIFUL pearls I have ever seen!!!!! You can post those all day long but you might have to buy me a new keyboard.If I look at more of these the drool is definitely going to short it out! :mrgreen:

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Miller Bro`s wrote:
RobesonsRme.com wrote:I was going to post some four blades, but I can't tell if MB's little emoticon is saying, "Enough! Enough!" or something else.
:lol: Charlie, the little emoticon is saying I bow down to you, in other words what a great collection of pearl handle knives ::drool::

I am going to throw all mine out ::nod:: , maybe when I put in that new concrete walkway this spring I will use them as fill ::idea::


Please bring on the four bladed pearls ::tu:: 8) :D
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Before you pour that sidewalk, I just want to say I would be glad to take your pearls off your hands for ya!! ::nod:: :lol: :lol:
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That's about all my pearls, except for a few that are in rough condition.
Your keyboard is safe K7K.
Thank you all for your kind compliments.
They are some sweet knives.
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You have some nice Pearls,Charlie!! ::tu::
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Charlie, what to say!! Those knives are stunning. What a remarkable collection of first rate cutlery.
Congratulations and thank you for showing them.
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Charlie, all I can say is ......WOW!
Most impressed with that six blade lobster with pull out tweezers and toothpick.
I haven't seen any of those at the flea market. :)

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This one is a Schrade Cut. Co. Cattle knife.

Don`t find too many of these in Pearl.
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Re: Vintage Mother Of Pearl (MOP) Knives

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Thanks, everyone.

MB, that is a nice knife. I never really understood a pearl handled stockman or cattle knife, but I like em!

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