Crucible Knife Co.

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Thank you both! The real credit, however, belongs to the manufacturers of those exceptional knives.
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My newest Crucible..
Along with a picture of the Crucible knives that I currently have.
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More good looking celluloid, michaelspayth. ::tu::
Thanks for the very nice update. ::tu::
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Crucible made some beautiful knives, as your examples show!
It is a shame that the green celluloid is outgassing though. I would recommend pulling those handles off immediately, and having them replaced before it ruins a great knife.
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Here is my one and only......love it!
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What a nice addition to the thread, Wannadotoo. Thanks for posting it here.

Beautiful knife. ::tu::
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Happy to find this in a recent lot I won!
My first!
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GringoBombero wrote: Thu Jan 02, 2025 12:47 am Happy to find this in a recent lot I won!
My first!
Beautiful old handles and knife.
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GringoBombero wrote: Thu Jan 02, 2025 12:47 am Happy to find this in a recent lot I won!
My first!
Gorgeous!
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Thank you both!
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What a good looking knife that is.
Beautiful covers!

Thanks for showing it. ::tu::
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Thank you. She's a new favorite. Great snap and everything.
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This was my grandfathers. There appears to be a “28” stamped on the opposite side of the blade of the company name. Can anyone please give me information on it?
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Likely a pattern number identifying the model. The parent company was W.T. Grant Co., a "25 cent store" like Woolworth's, in Lynn, MA. There is some discussion as to who actually manufactured them, 1926-1932. Nice knife ::tu:: j.O'.
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Steils wrote: Sat Feb 15, 2025 7:51 pm This was my grandfathers. There appears to be a “28” stamped on the opposite side of the blade of the company name. Can anyone please give me information on it?
Both blades still look pretty full. That's a great keepsake. Wish I had some more info for you.
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Steils wrote: Sat Feb 15, 2025 7:51 pm This was my grandfathers. There appears to be a “28” stamped on the opposite side of the blade of the company name. Can anyone please give me information on it?
Nice little knife you have there, Steils, especially since it was your grandfathers.
Welcome to the forum.

If you oil it and carry it it will buff up with use and pocket time.
Do you sharpen?
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