Lets show some Old and Rare ones.

[BWT]

Thanks Ike and Iman. Ike for whatever reason I never saw that in Goins? Go figure
It’s 3 3/4 inches Ike. Thanks again for looking and your comments.

[FRJ]

Very good looking sizeable knife, Bill.

[BWT]

Thanks Joe

[BWT]

John Friese Baltimore, 4 1/2 inches alligator snap, really a chunky piece of stag. Probably 1800s, never have found any information on it? Has been posted in another thread.Thanks for looking.

[Ridgegrass]

I'm drooling! Born and raised in Baltimore and a big hawkbill guy. That's one of my "Holy Grail" pieces. . Lucky man. J.O.

[BWT]

Thanks John, I have had it for a few years now. One person’s opinion was maybe he was a well to do guy that had it made special with his name on it? The other thought someone had was there was a knife factory like Wostenholms Washington Works but it was called Baltimore Works?? I imagine I will never know the answer. It is one of my favorites though!! Thanks John.

[BWT]

Here’s another one I had out yesterday wiping it down. Turner and Jepson Sheffield. Thanks for looking.

[Jacknifeben]

HOLLEY MFG CO. LAKEVILLE , all four blades stamped and worked liners.

[Ridgegrass]

There is a Baltimore in West Cork, Ireland. That sure looks like a British Isles knife, integral bolsters, thick stag, rat-tails, etc. Cool knife, cool mystery.
J.O'.

[doglegg]

BWT some awesome handles.

[Ivoryman]

Here’s another one I had out yesterday wiping it down. Turner and Jepson Sheffield. Thanks for looking.

Those two are fine. Incredible looking stag. Wow has that aged well.

[BWT]

HOLLEY MFG CO. LAKEVILLE , all four blades stamped and worked liners.

Nice

[BWT]

Thanks doglegg, and ivoryman

[BWT]

Steer Sheffield, England 1830-1860s?? 3 7/8 inches. Decent condition, nice snap, and stag for its age. Thanks for looking

[Waukonda]

Steer Sheffield, England 1830-1860s?? 3 7/8 inches. Decent condition, nice snap, and stag for its age. Thanks for looking

Well that is awesome, love that knife, love everything about it!!

[BWT]

Thanks Ike!

[BWT]

Wade,Wingfield, and Rowbotham Sheffield 1825-1852?? Still has excellent snap and no wobble.

[Waukonda]

Wade,Wingfield, and Rowbotham Sheffield 1825-1852?? Still has excellent snap and no wobble.

I just about missed this oldie, what a great old classic! Just imagine the travels and experiences this knife has had.....what a great piece, Bill! Thanks for showing, it would be a great addition to any collection.

[BWT]

Thanks Ike

[djknife13]

Wow to both the Wade and the Steer. I've been actively collecting hawkbill and lambsfoot knives for almost 20 years and have never seen either of those. Really sweet knives.___Dave

[BWT]

Thanks Dave, there are a couple more post earlier on this page with the same style blade. Thanks again Dave.

[djknife13]

Riverside slot knife circa 1918 probably made by Boker for Dunham,Carrigan and Hayden.____Dave

[Ridgegrass]

Gotta post this one again. W,W,& R. 4-1/4", integral bolsters, triple rat-tailed, rosewood handles. Tang stamped "No.82 TENTER ST., SHEFFIEID". Snaps like a gator. One of my favorites, J.O'.

[BWT]

Riverside slot knife circa 1918 probably made by Boker for Dunham,Carrigan and Hayden.____Dave

Nice Dave, can’t help but like the ole ones,thanks for sharing

[BWT]

Gotta post this one again. W,W,& R. 4-1/4", integral bolsters, triple rat-tailed, rosewood handles. Tang stamped "No.82 TENTER ST., SHEFFIEID". Snaps like a gator. One of my favorites, J.O'.

It’s a beauty John, thanks for reposting, I missed it the first time. It’s remarkable how some of these ole knives still have such good snap