Ulster Knife Company

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sniper1
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Ulster Knife Company

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Would like some information about a knife I aquired.This knife is marked on the blade ULSTER KNIFE CO.The knife has a single blade about 41/4inches long,handle is about 51/2 inches long,about 93/4 overall lenght.the knife also has a swing guard and is a lockback with the release being in the center of the knife,the scales are of a dark wood with a nickle name plate in the center of one scale.both ends and the swing guard seem to be nickle.the inside of the knife is brass lined.about 1/8 of the point is missing,but no chips on the blade itself.The knife has not been cleaned as I was told to leave that up to the experts,the same goes for the missing point,an expert is needed to restore the point.See pic.
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ulster knife co. stamp was used from 1876-1941. - goins
dwight devine took over the ellenville knife co. and renamed it ulster knife co. sold to the aers in 1941.
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Post by stockman »

That is a really good looking knife. I would like to see it in a little better picture to see how short it would be if it was reshaped to get the point back on blade. Some may not want to reshape it, I would.

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