Robeson pocket knives

[woodwalker]

Here's a nice old serpentine Robeson. I guess it's a stockman with that spey but has a pen instead of a sheepsfoot. 3 15/16"
It still has factory edges on all blades. Not a half stop to be found. I think this thing sat somewhere for a long time.

Boy thats a good looking one Joe!! Just screams class!!

[philco]

Lloyd and Joe those are two fine examples of Robeson quality. Beautiful knives both of them.

[peanut740]

Nice one Joe.

[FRJ]

Thanks so much, guys.

[woodwalker]

Here is a Jack tang stamped Robeson/ShurEdge(script)/USA—1916-1939. It has wonderful chiseled/gouged bone handles. It is in great condition with full blades and very nice W&T with loud snap from both blades when opened.

Wow Duffer I didnt scroll up far enough and didnt see yours! What a clean Beautiful Robeson! Very nice pickup!

[FRJ]

Here's a nice old Robeson I bought from Steve Pfeiffer today.
Decent little packer. 3 1/2". Four blades, pinched bolsters. Nice walk and talk and it has found a good home.

[LanG]

Very nice. I really like the bone, and the pinched bolsters.

[FRJ]

Thank you, Lan.

[woodwalker]

Nice Joe! Another beauty to add to your collection! Congratts!

[wlf]

Rolling along.

[RobesonsRme.com]

You guys are finding and posting some nice old Robeson knives.

I think that 453 Congress is a fairly rare pattern.

I wish they had put a coping blade in it, instead of two pens.

I have one that I think is a bit later than Joe's. It has some unusual green/brown bone on it.

Charlie

[peanut740]

A couple of nice congresses Joe and Charlie.

[Duffer]

Here are a couple of small Robeson PocketEze folders I found and bought recently at the OKCA show. A serpentine split back Whittler pattern and a serpentine double-end single spring pen. Both wear beautiful but different colored/dyed jigged bone handles. The Whittler has the more traditional looking jigged bone and the single spring the worm groove style jigging. The two blade is Robeson/ShurEdge (script)/USA and the Whittler is Robeson/ShurEdge(script)/Rochester. The two blade pen is pattern number 622756 and the Whittler is pattern number 633400. Each is 3 inches closed and the Whittler has coined liners. The two blade pen has hammered pins/brass liners and the Whittler looks like it has spun pins/steel liners.

[peanut740]

Nice pair Lloyd.

[FRJ]

Lloyd, those are fine old knives at three inches. Very good score!

[Duffer]

Thanks Roger and Joe for your nice comments on these two small PocketEze folders—much appreciated!!

[royal0014]

Those two are gorgeous !

Congrats on two great finds

[RobesonsRme.com]

Lloyd, those are nice knives.

I've had a 400 whittler for some time, but not nearly so nice.

Also, a 400 two blade.

And I have a cell handled knife similar to your 756. It, however, has no pattern number.

Charlie

[woodwalker]

Beautiful knives Lloyd and Charlie!!

[Duffer]

Thanks Chris, Charlie and WW! Nice of all of you to comment

Yes indeed nice knives Charlie!!

[wlf]

I am partial to the single spring double enders.

[FRJ]

Here is a very cool Robeson Warncliffe. 3 3/8" closed. 62208

[Duffer]

Joe that is a fine old Robeson Wharncliffe! Those bone handle covers are just gorgeous What is the third line of the tang stamp? Rochester NY, USA or just Rochester or something else?

[RobesonsRme.com]

That 008 is a fairly scarce pattern, but I’ve had it as a penknife and as a stag handled whittler.

I still have pearl and ebony handled penknives.

Charlie Noyes

[FRJ]

Thank you, Lloyd.
These stamps are worn and are hard to read which is why I showed the pen blade only.
Robeson
suredge
Rochester ny

Thank you for your comments, Charlie.
Would you consider showing your knives?