Toe nail

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Toe nail

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I just got a H S & B toe nail. Does anyone know when H S & B made there toe nails? I know they went out in about 1960, but I think toe nails were a earlier knife.

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I can't give you a date, but I would love to see a pic of your knife. That would help in dating it.

I have a few H S & B's and really like them. All mine are quality knives.
Here is a pic of a whittler I got from my Dad.

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Hre is my usual poor picture! Give it a couple clicks.

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the elephant toe site has several hs&b toes. maybe yours one they need a photo of.

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This knife appears to be the sleeve board pattern if memory serves me but the date for her, I'M not sure? ....E-mail Scott at http://www.elephanttoenails.com



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don't sleeveboards have a tapered shape?
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Hello Roger, the knife is a equal end, it did have a sleeve board apperance in the picture for some reason. Thanks for the tip on the toe nail forum.

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Roger - 50/2050 wrote:This knife appears to be the sleeve board pattern if memory serves me but the date for her, I'M not sure? ....E-mail Scott at http://www.elephanttoenails.com



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Roger thanks for the tip on Scott he gave me alot of information on my HSB & Co. toe nail. Scott said that HSB was made by NYKC, Ulster, Camillus and Utica. He was unable to tell who made this particular knife, but he gave me another name that may help. If anyone has more info please post.

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