This is a Cook Bros. Sheffield. 2 1/2" closed. Goins gives one date -- 1890....
I posted this knife in "Knife Finds of the Day" back in 2011. I thought it should be in "Knife Lore".
This is still a strong knife and well made. In spite of its size someone really liked using it.
Cook Bros.
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Re: Cook Bros.
Nice Joe, thanks for sharing, I guess it's kinda remarkable how some of the older knives survived all these years in as good condition as they are in, especially MOP handles.
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Thank you, Bill.
Yes, this knife is apparently 128 years old and still going strong. Their longevity certainly speaks to their initial construction.
I sharpened it to carry.
I have other Mother of Pearl knives that are quite well used but in solid condition. I think they require a little extra care.
Yes, this knife is apparently 128 years old and still going strong. Their longevity certainly speaks to their initial construction.
I sharpened it to carry.
I have other Mother of Pearl knives that are quite well used but in solid condition. I think they require a little extra care.
Joe