baby humpback whittler
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baby humpback whittler
......I've got a Robeson baby humpback whittler I bought on the old smkw knife show back in 2007, stag handles, stainless blades, 3 1/8" closed, 1 of 150. I think steve koontz had these made from an old original Remington he owned. I think I paid $90.00 for it. does anyone know anything about them, mainly, have they increased in value????..................
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Re: baby humpback whittler
I can only tell you that, as far as I know, Robeson never made such a knife.
But, I've been surprised before.
Charlie Noyes
But, I've been surprised before.
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Re: baby humpback whittler
carrmillus wrote:......I've got a Robeson baby humpback whittler I bought on the old smkw knife show back in 2007, stag handles, stainless blades, 3 1/8" closed, 1 of 150. I think steve koontz had these made from an old original Remington he owned. I think I paid $90.00 for it. does anyone know anything about them, mainly, have they increased in value????........................................
Queen made modern knife.I had a new one in the box that I sold a couple months ago for $65.I did make money on it.
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..........I don't have a clue about posting pictures!!!........computers are the reason I'm not still working!!!.............
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Re: baby humpback whittler
Here's two.
As noted above, they are copies of the rare Remington Norfolk whittlers.
They cannot be Robeson reproductions if Robeson never made one to begin with.
Charlie
As noted above, they are copies of the rare Remington Norfolk whittlers.
They cannot be Robeson reproductions if Robeson never made one to begin with.
Charlie
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Re: baby humpback whittler
Thanks, Charlie. Nice looking knives no matter who made them. Good point about the impossibility of a reproduction of something that never existed before.
Mel
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Re: baby humpback whittler
.........the bottom one is like mine!!.........so, queen made them and just put the Robeson name on them???....I remember steeve koontz saying they(queen) disassembled his knife and made patterns of all the parts...I guess they couldn't get permission from Remington to put the original name on them???.............RobesonsRme.com wrote:Here's two.
As noted above, they are copies of the rare Remington Norfolk whittlers.
They cannot be Robeson reproductions if Robeson never made one to begin with.
Charlie
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Ontario Knife Co. Owns the Robeson name.They also owned Queen when your knife was made.
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Re: baby humpback whittler
Not directly related to your question but I have a similar knife. This however is a lockback Norfolk whittler made by Cargill.
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Re: baby humpback whittler
.....I've got the schatt & morgan premiere series brown bone version of this one!!!.....love it!!!...............bkazz5 wrote:Not directly related to your question but I have a similar knife. This however is a lockback Norfolk whittler made by Cargill.