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Ideas As To The Maker On This One?

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Guys,
Take a look at the photos of this one and see if you can determine the maker. The tang stamp is so badly worn I can't make much of it. The construction seems good and it is bored for a bail. Length is 3 1/2 inches.
Any info appreciated!

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Very nice knife. Hope you can learn the manufacturer. Frustrating that you can almost see the mark.... but not quite.
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Have you tried a pencil rub, Ray? Or a bright light at the correct angle?
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The pen blade appears to say "Sheffield" on the tang.
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tjmurphy wrote:Have you tried a pencil rub, Ray? Or a bright light at the correct angle?
I tried the pencil rub and the bottom word is CUTLERY.
jerryd6818 wrote:The pen blade appears to say "Sheffield" on the tang.
I first thought Sheffield also but there was a definite 'T' in it. I am able to see the word Cutlery but I cannot make out the word on the top line. Just too far gone I guess.
As always, your help is appreciated,
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The knife looks to be early pre 30's U.S. made with the long pulls on both blades. That is a very unique looking shield that might help identify it. Is there any sign of a pattern number?

Utica Cutlery Co. ???

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Are you sure you're not confusing "cutlery" with Ohio? :D
Just kidding .............

Thought I'd throw this similar knife in the mix.
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btrwtr wrote: Utica Cutlery Co. ???

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It may be a good guess, Wayne. It sure is a good, solid knife.

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I've been looking at that mark for awhile now and I believe it may be Schrade Walden.
EDIT: Look at the Schrade chart in the tang stamp post in this forum and look at the second stamp from the left on the top row. Schrade(in an arc) Cutlery Co. Walden NY.
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Ray,
After I did the pencil trick at Tom's suggestion, I can clearly make out CUTLERY and in all the Schrade stamps they abbreviate it to CUT (CO). I wish it could be determined to be a Schrade.

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I've tried to save the picture to my picture files but it saves as a file, not a picture and I can't open it. Maybe JerryD can figure out how to manipulate it.
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tjmurphy wrote:I've tried to save the picture to my picture files but it saves as a file, not a picture and I can't open it. Maybe JerryD can figure out how to manipulate it.
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