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ooh!!!! baby that one is sweet slim,

love that !!
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Thanks Cato ::handshake:: Slim
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slimpickins wrote:Man, I love looking at these beautiful old knives!!!!!!!!!! I only have one New York Knife. I may have posted it before but here it is. Slim
Great looking old knife with beautiful pic-bone handles.
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Cato & Slim,

Now that's what I am talking about! Those are Awesome!!! ::nod::
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Slim, the color of that bone is fantastic.
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Thanks Beechtree, I think New York knives have some of the most beautiful bone there is. ::handshake:: Slim
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Hey all,

Mighty fine Knives you have there in NYKC, Sunfish is without a doubt my favorite pattern, but NYKC is my favorite vintage knife. In Fact perhaps 25% of my vintage collection is NYKC ::tu:: Here is my favorite pattern along with my favorite company. This knife was hand/manually jigged.

Glad to see that I'm not alone.... Very nice examples here lately ::tu::

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Man BH that is nice! Even has an etch!
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sweet knives!!!!!

got this hibbard,spencer bartlett

but it was a nyk knife before it was theirs

3 and 3/8ths
cattle knife

spear , punch, and spey
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bonehead wrote:Hey all,

Mighty fine Knives you have there in NYKC, Sunfish is without a doubt my favorite pattern, but NYKC is my favorite vintage knife. In Fact perhaps 25% of my vintage collection is NYKC ::tu:: Here is my favorite pattern along with my favorite company. This knife was hand/manually jigged.

Glad to see that I'm not alone.... Very nice examples here lately ::tu::

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cato wrote:sweet knives!!!!!

got this hibbard,spencer bartlett

but it was a nyk knife before it was theirs

3 and 3/8ths
cattle knife

spear , punch, and spey
Very nice with a neat punch blade.
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got this hunter in today i can not remember seeing this stamp
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Nice knife Cato, I don't remember seeing that stamp either.I would guess it is early.
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That is a honking blade Cato.

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New York Knife Co. Buffalo Bill camp knife, also New York Knife Co.5 bl sowbelly.
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Wow! Both are gorgeous cbfd ::tu::
Haven't seen too many 5 blades of any brand.
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Bill, those are 2 fine knives you have there.l've only seen couple of the sowbellies before.Several years ago 1 was on eBay that was etched, I can't remember exactly what it brought, but it was well north of 2 grand.Also saw an HSB 5 blade NY made with a OVB etch before too.If you come to Parkers bring those bad boys with you.I would love to see them. ::nod::
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Thanks Royal & peanut,Rodger I doubt that I will be at Parkers show this Fall,I'm surprised that I had not shown you the 5bl. at sometime ! Bill
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I saw a nice Remington 5 blade at the Central Kentucky Show in August.It had a good etch on it.You don't see many of any brand.........that's why they bring the big bucks. :shock:
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Rodger,the one I have certainly did !
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Just picked up these 2 NY Knife Co knives. I love the little 2 blade knife. Mark Zalesky of KW wrote an article in the August 2013 edition of a pearl handled small lobster type knife that he called a scimitar. Mine has bone handles as you can see. It is 3 1/4" closed. The congress is 3 7/8" closed.
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Sweet knives Mike!
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Nice Congress Mike, LOve the handles ::tu:: BH
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Those are GORGEOUS Mike!! :shock:

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Very nice. Thanks for posting them.
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