Mystery Knife Game

[rustyoldknife]

It’s definitely an eyebrow raiser David and the only one I’ve come across in a scout pattern .

I’ll guess pal on your posted knife ?

Mike

Wow you know your knives

It's all yours

[ScoutKnives]

How about a fixed blade .
Made in the USA .

[glennbad]

Richter?

[ScoutKnives]

Nope not Richter

Richter?

[rustyoldknife]

Case

[ScoutKnives]

Not case

Case

[ScoutKnives]

Clue , made in New York .

[peanut740]

Union Cut/Kabar

[New_Windsor_NY]

How about a fixed blade .
Made in the USA .

ULSTER.

[rustyoldknife]

Kinfolks

[ScoutKnives]

You got it Skip !
It’s a Rare mark for a fixed blade .

Ulster knife co.

Mike

How about a fixed blade .
Made in the USA .

ULSTER.

[New_Windsor_NY]

You got it Skip !
It’s a Rare mark for a fixed blade .

Ulster knife co.

Mike

Thank you Mike.
I'll post my mystery knife VERY soon.

[New_Windsor_NY]

What is on the tang stamp?


***** CLUE #1 *****
It's made in the good old U.S. of A.

[1967redrider]

Made in U.S.A.?

[New_Windsor_NY]

Made in U.S.A.?

[rustyoldknife]

You got it Skip !
It’s a Rare mark for a fixed blade .

Ulster knife co.

Mike

Wow another good one Mike
who do you think may have made the Ulster knife?
A Case 709 looks identical to the Ulster

[Mumbleypeg]

Ulster.

Ken

[New_Windsor_NY]

Ulster.

Ken

[Mumbleypeg]

Schrade

[New_Windsor_NY]

Schrade

[New_Windsor_NY]

What is on the tang stamp?


***** CLUE #1 *****
It's made in the good old U.S. of A.

***** CLUE #2 *****
The tang stamp is 2 lines.
Letters & numbers.

[Mumbleypeg]

Skip, the game is identify the maker of the knife, not “what’s it say on the tang stamp”. Just saying. I’m glad you’re playing the game but think you’re making this harder than it needs to be.

Ken

[Mumbleypeg]

For reference here’s the OP that started the game.

Anybody up for a game? I think we may have done something like this before, but as I was going through some knives tonight, I found an interesting one.

So pretty simple, share a pic or pics of a knife, (I guess we can show the blades too, just not the stamp), then you have to guess the maker. The first person to get it right gets to share the next mystery knife. (Only one mystery knife at a time please)

For now, let's keep it to fairly well known makers, no one-offs or obscure makers. If the guesses aren't getting anywhere, then hints are cool.

I'll get things started with this one. It's a whittler pattern. It has a rimmed liner, with what looks like some kind of gum fuddy synthetic material inset. The main was a bit tipped and reshaped, so there's nothing special about the blade.

mystery knife 3.jpg
mystery knife 4.jpg
mystery knife 5.jpg


Ok, good luck!

[New_Windsor_NY]

Skip.....

Ok Ken, you're right. I yield. Your turn.

[rustyoldknife]

Craftsman