Wyeth's Warranted Cutlery

[FRJ]

Wyeth's Warranted Cutlery, 1860 - present .......

A very well made little (3 1/8") Sunday addition. Strong springs and very snappy blades. German silver bolsters, liners, pins and shield.
It has the remainder of an etch on the worn and poorly sharpened main blade.
Also, it has a stamp on the pile side of the main blade. Maybe a later production.
I believe this knife was exposed to a out gassing celluloid covered knife.
The end with the manicure blade and the other little pen was covered with rust.
Just a little bit of attention made it seem OK.
Little pearls.

Thanks for looking.

[LongBlade]

Sweet old knife Joe ... You saved the old warrior ...

[doglegg]

Sweet old knife indeed.

[peanut740]

Joe

[FRJ]

Thank you, Lee, doglegg and Roger.

[rea1eye]

Is this knife company related to the former Wyeth Pharmaceutical Company ( back in the
70-80's)? Wyeth was a giant in the injectable drug industry.

Bob

[FRJ]

Thank you for the response, Bob.
I know very little about Wyeth Warranted Cutlery but my guess is that there is no connection to a pharmaceutical company.

[wlf]

Nice Joe.

[FRJ]

Thanks Lyle.

[Waukonda]

Just added a Wyeth, thank you Roger!

[wlf]

That's a real beauty buddy , love the covers.

[New_Windsor_NY]

Just.....

Ike, that is a G@@D L👁👁KNG piece of pocket cutlery!

[Waukonda]

Thank you, Lyle and Skip!

That's a real beauty buddy , love the covers.

I think it is probably worth at least 5 or 6 Farmers Jacks, don't you?

[doglegg]

I like everything about that one Ike. Blade and handle. Wow!!!

[wlf]

Thank you, Lyle and Skip!

That's a real beauty buddy , love the covers.

I think it is probably worth at least 5 or 6 Farmers Jacks, don't you?

Uhhh..NO I love a lot, but only marry one.