Old and Obscure Brands

[Waukonda]

Ike, how long is that folder? Thanks

It is 3 1/2"

A Field

That is some beautiful bone my friend, looks like Butterscotch.

Thank you, Cudgee. You better get down to the confectionary and feed your hallucination!

[Ivoryman]

Knocking it out of the park Duffer. You too Waukonda. Beauuuuuuuuuuuutteeeeeeeeeeeefuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuul.

[Duffer]

Thanks Miller Bros and Iman!

[doglegg]

A Field

How sweet Ike.

[1967redrider]

A Field

How sweet Ike.

I'll Second that! You too, Duffer.

[Waukonda]

Recently added my first Brantford, thanks to Mr. Roger Cunningham.

[doglegg]

Pretty sweet old knife Ike. Of course, I love the handles.

[rustyoldknife]

Great looking Knife

[C-WADE7]

Very nice knife. There was a nice easy open Brantford easy open on eBay the other week, I was a bidder but didn’t win

[Ivoryman]

How sweet it is, how sweet it is. And the pics are calendar shots Waukonda.

[Waukonda]

Thanks, everyone, for the comments, appreciate it.

How sweet it is, how sweet it is. And the pics are calendar shots Waukonda.

They aren't exactly "Ivoryman quality" photos, but thank you!.

[BWT]

Another beauty Ike, Roger did good on that one

[edge213]

Recently added my first Brantford, thanks to Mr. Roger Cunningham.

That's a nice one Ike

[Ivoryman]

Thanks, everyone, for the comments, appreciate it.

How sweet it is, how sweet it is. And the pics are calendar shots Waukonda.

They aren't exactly "Ivoryman quality" photos, but thank you!.

Thanks, but don't underestimate your skills, those pics are as good as anything out there. Great angles, back drop, lighting, poses, all the stamps and blade close ups. You're rocking it.

[Ripster]

Recently added my first Brantford, thanks to Mr. Roger Cunningham.

Nice. very nice . That’s a cool etch and great piece

[FRJ]

That is a nice Brantford, Ike.
I've got one similar but it sure doesn't measure up to yours.

[BWT]

Nice Joe

[Ivoryman]

That is a nice Brantford, Ike.
I've got one similar but it sure doesn't measure up to yours.

That's a sweetie too. Love the bone on that and the blackened, aged blades. Very nice one IMHO.

[Waukonda]

That is a beauty, Joe, I totally agree with Iman's assessment.

[FRJ]

Thanks so much guys.
I appreciate the comments.

[doglegg]

Thanks so much guys.
I appreciate the comments.

Great old knife Joe.

[FRJ]

Thank you, doglegg.

[galvanic1882]

Didn't really know where to post this one but figured it is Obscure.

I've always liked patented items; this one is called Simore Lightning Change tool/knife. It works like a gravity tool, there are numbers on the body of the tool and if you rotate the bottom to the correct number and turn the handle so the toll can drop out, you can get a screwdriver or a knife blade. Once the item is out you pull on it to extend it all the way and then you turn the top locking part to lock the tool out. Heavey little tool and very cool. Manufactured by Simon & Skidmore. The patent was applied for in 1922 and given on Jan 9, 1923.

[edge213]

Didn't really know where to post this one but figured it is Obscure.

I've always liked patented items; this one is called Simore Lightning Change tool/knife. It works like a gravity tool, there are numbers on the body of the tool and if you rotate the bottom to the correct number and turn the handle so the toll can drop out, you can get a screwdriver or a knife blade. Once the item is out you pull on it to extend it all the way and then you turn the top locking part to lock the tool out. Heavey little tool and very cool. Manufactured by Simon & Skidmore. The patent was applied for in 1922 and given on Jan 9, 1923.

Pretty cool

[Duffer]

Mike, very cool and unusual multi tool/knife Never seen one before. Thanks for posting!