help me with this Fish knife

[LDF Knives]

This NOT a perfect knife... but, can someone help me to see what decade this knife might be, it's a Colonial Providence R. I. it's a good Carbon Steel knife all over, possible celluloid handle, one blade only, maybe before the scaler and hook remover was invented?

[Mountain Man Knives]

Company started in 1926 by three Italian brothers out of Rhode Island - Your knife I'm guessing is most likely Pre Period 1970's - Here is a link to the Companies Page and Historical and Present Information ~

https://www.colonialknifecorp.com/pages/about-us


You may find some more good information on here in past posts about the subject here is that link ~

viewtopic.php?t=29262

Here is another good link on the AAPK ~ https://allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_ ... 87&t=32527



"Some Italian Brother's Started Knife Companies" and other Italian Brother's Started Dairy Businesses and Raised Cattle and Farmed ~ "SMILE" ~ Some of the best people you would ever meet ~ My Italian Family ~ Abert / Lesio / Peter / Vincent / Frederick / Teresa / Henrietta / Mary ~ Great Grandpa John isn't in the Photo ~ Simonetti/Valla ~ His name was Giovanni ~ We would grow Pumpkins every year and corn and we would let all the School Kids come out and pick Pumpkins the Schools would have Field Trips out to our Ranch and Farm and I remember one year I even went out there on a BIG SCHOOL BUS - It was Amazing

I like Colonial even that much more now, never knew it was founded by three Italian Brothers - I love reading Stories about Italian Heritage success stories, Where they got their start here in America having Came over through Ellis Island and made their Way here in America and have Contributed in Numerous Historical Ways - there is a Book all about Italians Contributions and Accomplishments here in the America ~ Its called the Golden Milestone ~ Wonder if the Paolantonio Brothers and their Knife Company is Listed in it ~ They probably are ~ !

My Uncle Frederic was a United States Army Medic in World War Two - He got Medals and everything and Saved Countless Lives in the War ~ Amazing Man ~ My Uncle Fred, they all were ~ to me anyways ~ Amazing

[knife7knut]

Although it looks a lot like a fish knife it is actually called a,"tickler" by some and a,"Saturday Night Special" by others. As to the tang stamp: Is the word Colonial in a straight line or is it curved? This will help date the knife. If you check in the Q&A forum on here there is a considerable list of tang stamp identifications and especially for Colonial.

[LDF Knives]

Although it looks a lot like a fish knife it is actually called a,"tickler" by some and a,"Saturday Night Special" by others. As to the tang stamp: Is the word Colonial in a straight line or is it curved? This will help date the knife. If you check in the Q&A forum on here there is a considerable list of tang stamp identifications and especially for Colonial.

The Colonial is a curve

[Mumbleypeg]

Here’s the tang stamps thread. viewtopic.php?f=4&t=39799. You can probably date your knife If you do a search for Colonial and compare with your knife.

Ken

[LDF Knives]

Although it looks a lot like a fish knife it is actually called a,"tickler" by some and a,"Saturday Night Special" by others. As to the tang stamp: Is the word Colonial in a straight line or is it curved? This will help date the knife. If you check in the Q&A forum on here there is a considerable list of tang stamp identifications and especially for Colonial.

The Colonial is a curve

additional info of this knife also with Providence then R I under this So it seems pre WWII?