Mystery Knife Game

[knife7knut]

Providence.

Nein!

[bestgear]

Naugatuck?

[TwoFlowersLuggage]

Only because I saw this mfr mentioned in another thread: Eye Brand

[knife7knut]

Naugatuck?

Nope

[knife7knut]

Only because I saw this mfr mentioned in another thread: Eye Brand

Nope

[knife7knut]

I'll take a few more answers and if no one gets it I'll give out a clue.Well maybe a clue now: Although based in Germany these knives were also produced in the USA in two different locations.

[glennbad]

Boker?

[jerryd6818]

Lamplough only because Glenn beat me to Boker.

[knife7knut]

Boker?

Nope

[knife7knut]

Lamplough only because Glenn beat me to Boker.

Nope again.

[Papa Bones]

United Cut. Co.

[richard]

ulster ?

[Mumbleypeg]

Some that I would have guessed, like Kastor Bros. or Simmons (Keen Kutter) don’t fit because they weren’t still in business in the 1980’s, or didn’t manufacture in New England, or weren’t in New York City. So I’m stumped. But there’s nothing unusual about that.

Ken

[jerryd6818]

Some that I would have guessed, like Kastor Bros. or Simmons (Keen Kutter) don’t fit because they weren’t still in business in the 1980’s, or didn’t manufacture in New England, or weren’t in New York City. So I’m stumped. But there’s nothing unusual about that.

Ken

You have plenty of company, Ken. Ray is a genius at this stuff. He could just reach blindly into his pile and pick out one none of us common folk have ever heard of.

[Mumbleypeg]

Some that I would have guessed, like Kastor Bros. or Simmons (Keen Kutter) don’t fit because they weren’t still in business in the 1980’s, or didn’t manufacture in New England, or weren’t in New York City. So I’m stumped. But there’s nothing unusual about that.

Ken

You have plenty of company, Ken. Ray is a genius at this stuff. He could just reach blindly into his pile and pick out one none of us common folk have ever heard of.

And I’m too lazy to dig out my copy of Goins’ and start digging through it.

Ken

[knife7knut]

United Cut. Co.

Nope

[knife7knut]

ulster ?

Nope

[knife7knut]

Another clue and this one should nail it:One of the manufacturing sites was in Bridgeport CT and the other in Worcester Massachusetts.Also the secondary stamping(on the pile side)was a creature.

[richard]

challenge

[kootenay joe]

Griffon
kj

[knife7knut]

Griffon
kj

WINNER! WINNER! Griffon Cutlery Co. was based in Germany but had factories that turned out knives in Worcester Massachusetts and Bridgeport CT. I have knives from both of them.The Goins book I have shows six different listings.

The ball is in your court Roland!

EDIT:Here are pics of stampings on three Griffon knives.

[kootenay joe]

Wow. I'm a winner.
But i have to pass on posting a knife. I have to leave for my rural property in the morning and will be there for about 4-5 days. The internet connection is often weak and unpredictable so i might not be able to reply even to the winner.
Sorry 'bout this. Maybe i should not have posted what i was fairly sure was a correct answer. I collect Griffon and they made many 4 blade Senators.
Will someone please kindly take over this responsibility for me ?
kj

[glennbad]

Some that I would have guessed, like Kastor Bros. or Simmons (Keen Kutter) don’t fit because they weren’t still in business in the 1980’s, or didn’t manufacture in New England, or weren’t in New York City. So I’m stumped. But there’s nothing unusual about that.

Ken

You have plenty of company, Ken. Ray is a genius at this stuff. He could just reach blindly into his pile and pick out one none of us common folk have ever heard of.

Roland, I'll take the initiative and ask Jerry to provide us our next mystery knife. If you get back in good internet strength, let us know and you can jump in on the next one.

Jerry, I'm calling you out!

[kootenay joe]

Thank you Glenn.
kj

[jerryd6818]

And I heard ya Glenn. I don't know if this one qualifies or not. It was made for a Hardware chain and I can only guess who the actual manufacturer was. BTW, it does have a tang stamp but I erased it in the picture.