Old Knives With Jigged Bone Handles

[Ivoryman]

Some great bones and jigging there Millers Bro. Wow.

[Miller Bro's]

Thanks IM!

[Ivoryman]

Challenge Cut Co 1920s or teens

[Ripster]

Challenge Cut Co 1920s or teens

That’s the way to Slice a Sandwich
Great color on that Old Challenge Bone .
Have a bunch out for some oil today so here’s a few group pics .
Great looking Bones in this thread ! Super idea MB.

[Ridgegrass]

Whoa! Nice gang! J.O'.

[Ivoryman]

Challenge Cut Co 1920s or teens

That’s the way to Slice a Sandwich
Great color on that Old Challenge Bone .
Have a bunch out for some oil today so here’s a few group pics .
Great looking Bones in this thread ! Super idea MB.

Thanks man, and wow is that an array of absolute beauties in the bone pile. Mmmmmmmmmmmmnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn.

[Miller Bro's]

Challenge Cut Co 1920s or teens

[cudgee]

Challenge Cut Co 1920s or teens

That’s the way to Slice a Sandwich
Great color on that Old Challenge Bone .
Have a bunch out for some oil today so here’s a few group pics .
Great looking Bones in this thread ! Super idea MB.

You have some beautiful covers there.

[Miller Bro's]

Have a bunch out for some oil today so here’s a few group pics .

Nice pile!

[Waukonda]

Challenge Cut Co 1920s or teens

Good one!!

Challenge Cut Co 1920s or teens

That’s the way to Slice a Sandwich
Great color on that Old Challenge Bone .
Have a bunch out for some oil today so here’s a few group pics .
Great looking Bones in this thread ! Super idea MB.

I was doing the same thing yesterday. Nice looking group there, JP!

[btrwtr]

Handsome knife Ivoryman.

Ripster, that display pretty well sums up how beautiful and diverse bone handles can be.

[buckshot22]

Challenge Muskrat and Electric Small Jack

[Miller Bro's]

[buckshot22]

Pretty cool jigging on this old Miller Bro’s Rope Knife. Too bad my dad reshaped the blade on this one. It’s actually a more useful shape now, IMO, but probably kills the value.

[Miller Bro's]

Too bad my dad reshaped the blade on this one.

[buckshot22]

Too bad my dad reshaped the blade on this one.

I’ll just add it to the useful hunting knife drawer…

[Ivoryman]

Challenge Muskrat and Electric Small Jack

Great knives Buckshot, even the Miller's Bro your dad modified. Love seeing handiwork that's out of the ordinary. That Challenge spear is sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeet too.

[Miller Bro's]

I’ll just add it to the useful hunting knife drawer…

You can find an original replacement blade for it easy enough, the frame is in beautiful condition and it still has the original brass bail!

[buckshot22]

I’ll just add it to the useful hunting knife drawer…

You can find an original replacement blade for it easy enough, the frame is in beautiful condition and it still has the original brass bail!

Thanks for the info! Where would one find a replacement blade?

[Miller Bro's]

Keep your eye on eBay, they turn up with broken handles and bail but have a decent blade

[Ripster]

Ridge, Ike, I man ,MB ,Wayne and Cudgee, appreciate your kind words .
Buckshot, 3 very nice sets of bones . That old Miller Bros Bone is two thumbs up.
Lot of nice Bones been shown around here

[buckshot22]

Keep your eye on eBay, they turn up with broken handles and bail but have a decent blade

[Ripster]

Added some bone to the pile so here’s a couple more . The W. Bingham Co. Cleveland just landed here yesterday from Jim (thefarside) . Really tight snappy piece at 3 inches long . Stamped both blades with half stops and nice Bone .
Wilbert Cut Co. 1908 to 1920 or so. Very tight and half stops and in great condition.
Sperry & Alexander NEW YORK. 1893 to 1927 from what have read . Has had some use still solid piece .
The Trapper is a High Carbon USA. Rather like the color of the Bone on this piece .

[ScoutKnives]

That Wilbert is awesome Ripster .
Mike

[Ivoryman]

Added some bone to the pile so here’s a couple more . The W. Bingham Co. Cleveland just landed here yesterday from Jim (thefarside) . Really tight snappy piece at 3 inches long . Stamped both blades with half stops and nice Bone .
Wilbert Cut Co. 1908 to 1920 or so. Very tight and half stops and in great condition.
Sperry & Alexander NEW YORK. 1893 to 1927 from what have read . Has had some use still solid piece .
The Trapper is a High Carbon USA. Rather like the color of the Bone on this piece .

Looooooooooooooooooooooooove the Bingham, great bones and pattern. Funny, every Bingham I have ever seen was beautiful. Sweet old knives. You're whole group is beautiful. Congrats, some fine pieces.