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Posted: Mon May 16, 2022 3:35 pm
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That is a very good looking Canoe. Great looking Stag
Good looking handles on the Lloyd!!
Smitty , very nice Fishing therePapa Bones wrote: ↑Mon May 16, 2022 11:56 pm Received this one today. Fished it out of the bay. It is a Imperial EO Jack with bail. It has all the indications of being a Navy General Utility Knife. It is 3-3/8" closed, bone handles, has the bail, the Master Spear Point blade has a tang stamp of IMPERIAL over PROV RI, and the secondary pen blade tang stamp is U.S.A. It appears to have nickle silver bolsters, and has brass liners. The obverse handle has pretty good color, but the pile side is faded. Both blades have some luster, but have spots and scratches. Master spear point blade has weak snap but is rough feeling. The pen blade has great snap and is a little more smooth. I plan on a warm mineral oil soak,& flush, hoping it will make both blades smoother and maybe add a little more snap on the spear point. Afterward oil it and work on sharpening and evening the blade edges. Overall for $32 I am pretty pleased with it.
Imp NGU EO_a1.JPG
Imp NGU EO_a2.JPG
Imp NGU EO_b.JPG
OoooAhhhh. I like that, Smitty!Papa Bones wrote: ↑Mon May 16, 2022 11:56 pm Received this one today. Fished it out of the bay. It is a Imperial EO Jack with bail. It has all the indications of being a Navy General Utility Knife. It is 3-3/8" closed, bone handles, has the bail, the Master Spear Point blade has a tang stamp of IMPERIAL over PROV RI, and the secondary pen blade tang stamp is U.S.A. It appears to have nickle silver bolsters, and has brass liners. The obverse handle has pretty good color, but the pile side is faded. Both blades have some luster, but have spots and scratches. Master spear point blade has weak snap but is rough feeling. The pen blade has great snap and is a little more smooth. I plan on a warm mineral oil soak,& flush, hoping it will make both blades smoother and maybe add a little more snap on the spear point. Afterward oil it and work on sharpening and evening the blade edges. Overall for $32 I am pretty pleased with it.
Imp NGU EO_a1.JPG
Imp NGU EO_a2.JPG
Imp NGU EO_b.JPG
That's a beauty!Papa Bones wrote: ↑Mon May 16, 2022 11:56 pm Received this one today. Fished it out of the bay. It is a Imperial EO Jack with bail. It has all the indications of being a Navy General Utility Knife. It is 3-3/8" closed, bone handles, has the bail, the Master Spear Point blade has a tang stamp of IMPERIAL over PROV RI, and the secondary pen blade tang stamp is U.S.A. It appears to have nickle silver bolsters, and has brass liners. The obverse handle has pretty good color, but the pile side is faded. Both blades have some luster, but have spots and scratches. Master spear point blade has weak snap but is rough feeling. The pen blade has great snap and is a little more smooth. I plan on a warm mineral oil soak,& flush, hoping it will make both blades smoother and maybe add a little more snap on the spear point. Afterward oil it and work on sharpening and evening the blade edges. Overall for $32 I am pretty pleased with it.
Imp NGU EO_a1.JPG
Imp NGU EO_a2.JPG
Imp NGU EO_b.JPG
Nice, post some more pics when your work is done.Papa Bones wrote: ↑Mon May 16, 2022 11:56 pm Received this one today. Fished it out of the bay. It is a Imperial EO Jack with bail. It has all the indications of being a Navy General Utility Knife. It is 3-3/8" closed, bone handles, has the bail, the Master Spear Point blade has a tang stamp of IMPERIAL over PROV RI, and the secondary pen blade tang stamp is U.S.A. It appears to have nickle silver bolsters, and has brass liners. The obverse handle has pretty good color, but the pile side is faded. Both blades have some luster, but have spots and scratches. Master spear point blade has weak snap but is rough feeling. The pen blade has great snap and is a little more smooth. I plan on a warm mineral oil soak,& flush, hoping it will make both blades smoother and maybe add a little more snap on the spear point. Afterward oil it and work on sharpening and evening the blade edges. Overall for $32 I am pretty pleased with it.
Imp NGU EO_a1.JPG
Imp NGU EO_a2.JPG
Imp NGU EO_b.JPG
Papa Bones wrote: ↑Mon May 16, 2022 11:56 pm Received this one today. Fished it out of the bay. It is a Imperial EO Jack with bail. It has all the indications of being a Navy General Utility Knife. It is 3-3/8" closed, bone handles, has the bail, the Master Spear Point blade has a tang stamp of IMPERIAL over PROV RI, and the secondary pen blade tang stamp is U.S.A. It appears to have nickle silver bolsters, and has brass liners. The obverse handle has pretty good color, but the pile side is faded. Both blades have some luster, but have spots and scratches. Master spear point blade has weak snap but is rough feeling. The pen blade has great snap and is a little more smooth. I plan on a warm mineral oil soak,& flush, hoping it will make both blades smoother and maybe add a little more snap on the spear point. Afterward oil it and work on sharpening and evening the blade edges. Overall for $32 I am pretty pleased with it.
Imp NGU EO_a1.JPG
Imp NGU EO_a2.JPG
Imp NGU EO_b.JPG
Good lord, that's nice!
Nice!treefarmer wrote: ↑Tue May 17, 2022 3:52 am Received this No. 56 Queen in the mail today, compliments of Triple F (Scott).
I spotted it in one of his recent piles he had acquired.
The tang stamp is about gone but with magnification it is obviously from the 1958-60 era. It has imitation Winterbottom handles. It still walks and talks.![]()
The Queen 1960 catalog calls it a Balloon Pattern. One of the other resources refer to the #56 as a Swell Center. It is 3.5" closed. The clip is pretty good, the 56 on the etch is still visible but the pen blade has been sharpened quite a bit.004.JPG001.JPG007.JPG
Treefarmer
Thanks JP. I actually feel fortunate in finding it. Love those old bone handles. Take care up that way buddy!Ripster wrote: ↑Tue May 17, 2022 1:17 am
Smitty , very nice Fishing there![]()
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Great little piece you have , the military issued stuff from that period is fun to add to any part of your collection . The pile side bone is unusually light colored but still nice , the mark side bone is a perfect example from those days and knives.
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Thanks TMK, gotta love those old bone handles
That's a beauty!
Thanks cudgee, will do.
Appreciate it I-man
Whoa...., great looking Queen!! Cleaned up really nice. Ol' Scott does come up with some nice ones. Congrats!!treefarmer wrote: ↑Tue May 17, 2022 3:52 am Received this No. 56 Queen in the mail today, compliments of Triple F (Scott).
I spotted it in one of his recent piles he had acquired.
The tang stamp is about gone but with magnification it is obviously from the 1958-60 era. It has imitation Winterbottom handles. It still walks and talks.![]()
The Queen 1960 catalog calls it a Balloon Pattern. One of the other resources refer to the #56 as a Swell Center. It is 3.5" closed. The clip is pretty good, the 56 on the etch is still visible but the pen blade has been sharpened quite a bit.004.JPG001.JPG007.JPG
Treefarmer
She's a beaut Ken.
awesome Marco...in my mailbox today..Parker StagMadmarco wrote: ↑Tue May 17, 2022 8:08 pm A very fine showing of cutlery gentlemen!This was in my mailbox today coming all the way from Pakistan via Etsy! Unmarked custom built by hand 9 1/4" oal icepick automatic lockback with Damascus hardware, ebony wood covers, and extensive filework! From Pakistan granted, yet IMHO still really cool! 8)WIN_20220517_14_34_14_Pro.jpgWIN_20220517_14_33_31_Pro.jpgWIN_20220517_14_33_50_Pro.jpgIf you click on the picture 2 times you can see the filework better!
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Equally awesome bud, and it's a Parker too!JamieinWV wrote: ↑Tue May 17, 2022 9:59 pmawesome Marco...in my mailbox today..Parker StagMadmarco wrote: ↑Tue May 17, 2022 8:08 pm A very fine showing of cutlery gentlemen!This was in my mailbox today coming all the way from Pakistan via Etsy! Unmarked custom built by hand 9 1/4" oal icepick automatic lockback with Damascus hardware, ebony wood covers, and extensive filework! From Pakistan granted, yet IMHO still really cool! 8)WIN_20220517_14_34_14_Pro.jpgWIN_20220517_14_33_31_Pro.jpgWIN_20220517_14_33_50_Pro.jpgIf you click on the picture 2 times you can see the filework better!
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Another Hoss of a Sticker Marc. Like the file work on the spine. OL' Paky Stan has upped his game.Madmarco wrote: ↑Tue May 17, 2022 8:08 pm A very fine showing of cutlery gentlemen!This was in my mailbox today coming all the way from Pakistan via Etsy! Unmarked custom built by hand 9 1/4" oal icepick automatic lockback with Damascus hardware, ebony wood covers, and extensive filework! From Pakistan granted, yet IMHO still really cool! 8)WIN_20220517_14_34_14_Pro.jpgWIN_20220517_14_33_31_Pro.jpgWIN_20220517_14_33_50_Pro.jpgIf you click on the picture 2 times you can see the filework better!
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Good looking Stag on that Parker Jamie.
Watch out I fish the same bay, sometimes I reel in a gem but sometimes I reel in stinky catfish bait….