Photos of Nice Robeson Knives

[RobesonsRme.com]

I have a habit of copying photos of interesting knives I see on the internet.

Here are some pics of some Robeson knives. None of these belong to me.

I do not have any detailed information on most of these.

If there is a dollar amount in the photo ID, that is what the knife sold for in an internet auction.

I have no idea to whom these knives belong. If I'm stealing someone's thunder here, I apologize.

Just thought I'd share some great knives.

Charlie Noyes

[RobesonsRme.com]

Here are some more:

Charlie Noyes

[gino]

First knife in the first post is a old sleeveboard pen. I have one just like it and will get a pic up in the next day or so. Great lookin pics! love seeing them.

[robinetn]

These are some great pics , but I enjoyed the view in your showcases at Dalton much more !

Bob

[RobesonsRme.com]

And still more:
CNoyes

[RobesonsRme.com]

And yet more:
Charlie

[RobesonsRme.com]

A couple more or so:
C.N.

[RobesonsRme.com]

WHEW!
Charlie

[cattaraugus57]

All of them..very nice!
especialy like that Warncliff with the etch

[philco]

Charlie I'm afraid all those nice knife pictures are stirring my knife lust.

Thanks for sharing those pictures.

Phil

[gary]

Thank You!!!!!!

[paulsvintage]

loved seeing them

[RobesonsRme.com]

Thanks everyone.
I think there are some really interesting knives in that group.
I like the pearl A. Munson & Son etched knife as well.
I think the blades on that reddish wooden handled jack are very interesting. The points are a bit longer than on regular spear and pen blades.
I wish I knew the length of the 091 Anglo-Saxon whittler. Is it analogous to the Case 91?
I wish I knew who that nice etched jack was made for. The one with the 1873 - 1923 dates.
A bunch of interesting knives, some of which I now wish I'd gone after a bit harder.
Charlie Noyes