Hello all,
First time poster and was hoping you guys may be able to help me. I've included some photos and what I've gathered about them, but there is one in particular I am having a heck of a time finding any information on.
Here they all are:
Iroquois
The first one was relatively easy to identify and get information on. It is an Iroquois made by Utica in New York sometime between 1920-1930 as best I can tell. If that's accurate, the knife is nearing 100 years old and still has sharp edges. Most of the blades have been sharpened and filed several times over their life which means either they saw a lot of use or my grandpas loved sharpening their knives. This is a common theme among the three. This is the best candidate for a knife that was passed from my great grandfather to my grandfather due to it's potential age.
Case 6244
Next up, a brand I know and love is a Case knife "6244". As with the Iroquois above it shows a lot of use and love. I'm excited to have it and hope to have it back in the field this year for dove and deer seasons.
Mystery Knife
Lastly, and perhaps the most troubling of the bunch is this guy. I think it's a beautiful knife and will be glad to carry it as an every-day knife. There is a lot of graphite/discoloring down near where the maker's mark is, but it looks like "Walash" "Walasm" or "Walasn" based on my tired eyes. Continuing the common theme, the blade has seen a lot of use and maintenance and leaves me to believe that it, too, could be very old.
Anyways, if nothing else felt like sharing with some folks who may appreciate it, but if any of y'all can help me identify the last knife and give me any details about it I'd surely be greatful.
Take care,
NewToOldKnives
Very nice old family knives! 
