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This came from a recent auction I won!
Tang stamp reads "Ulster Knife Co." and was described as an antique coke-bottle stabber jack.
6 1/4" oal slip-joint, single spear-point SS blade, NS and brass hardware, and ebony covers.
Nice knife!

Madmarco wrote: ↑Fri Oct 06, 2023 1:39 am This came from a recent auction I won!
Tang stamp reads "Ulster Knife Co." and was described as an antique coke-bottle stabber jack.
6 1/4" oal slip-joint, single spear-point SS blade, NS and brass hardware, and ebony covers.
Nice knife!
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Nice score. Had that baby on my watch list and wondered if anyone around here was the top bidder. Congrats, great piece.

Mark that is one sweet Ulster you have there, love the ebony handles. God for you

Thanks Iman, I'm really hoping I didn't scoop it up from under your nose, buddy, ! I saw the single blade along with the coke-bottle frame, threw in my bid, and the rest is history! Won for $63. and shipped for $25. more, I thought I did O.K. on this one!


Thank you much, Gordy, ! I always appreciate your compliments, and those ebony covers pretty much sold me on it after the coke-bottle frame and single spear-point blade!
You said, "GOD for me", can I assume you meant "GOOD for me"? lol!

Two good pick-ups!

Thanks, Dan, I always appreciate your comments!

YOUFOUNDADEAL wrote: ↑Thu Oct 05, 2023 8:54 pm Case XX Pocket Knife 6318 HP SS 3-Blade
Seems like a variant badge?? Tang also seems odd.

I believe that Case used that shield for bone and wood handles. Shields for Delrin handles have the oval around the name, unless I am mistaken. It is very possible that I have that backwards....
The tang stamp looks a little sloppy, but I didn't notice any evidence of tampering. It looks like a good knife to me.
I couldn't see the full tang - when was it made?

Reverand wrote: ↑Sat Oct 07, 2023 1:10 am

YOUFOUNDADEAL wrote: ↑Thu Oct 05, 2023 8:54 pm Case XX Pocket Knife 6318 HP SS 3-Blade
Seems like a variant badge?? Tang also seems odd.

I believe that Case used that shield for bone and wood handles. Shields for Delrin handles have the oval around the name, unless I am mistaken. It is very possible that I have that backwards....
The tang stamp looks a little sloppy, but I didn't notice any evidence of tampering. It looks like a good knife to me.
I couldn't see the full tang - when was it made?

Case started using the shields with no circles in 1975 for their Delrin handled knives, so I would say this knife has Delrin scales and was made from the mid to late 70s depending on how may dots it has under "stainless" and the stamp looks correct for a knife from that era. Information below was found in the research section of this website.

A pair of Queens....

GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Sat Oct 07, 2023 2:38 am A pair of Queens....

Great looking knives Dog. Queen, Schatt and Morgan and Camillus are my all time favorites.

OSCAR wrote: ↑Sun Oct 08, 2023 7:21 am

GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Sat Oct 07, 2023 2:38 am A pair of Queens....

Great looking knives Dog. Queen, Schatt and Morgan and Camillus are my all time favorites.

Thanks Oscar!

Madmarco wrote: ↑Fri Oct 06, 2023 1:39 am This came from a recent auction I won!
Tang stamp reads "Ulster Knife Co." and was described as an antique coke-bottle stabber jack.
6 1/4" oal slip-joint, single spear-point SS blade, NS and brass hardware, and ebony covers.
Nice knife!
8)WIN_20230927_13_44_32_Pro.jpgWIN_20230927_13_41_34_Pro.jpg

A beauty Marco

Thanks a lot, Paul, I'm expanding my knife preferences and that Ulster seemed like a good start.
Good to see you back, buddy!

Madmarco wrote: ↑Fri Oct 06, 2023 1:39 am This came from a recent auction I won!
Tang stamp reads "Ulster Knife Co." and was described as an antique coke-bottle stabber jack.
6 1/4" oal slip-joint, single spear-point SS blade, NS and brass hardware, and ebony covers.
Nice knife!
8)WIN_20230927_13_44_32_Pro.jpgWIN_20230927_13_41_34_Pro.jpg

That’s very nice. Good score.

Thank you, C-man, I appreciate your compliment!

These today...

Really great score, Scott, plenty to like in those!
I particularly like your Vendetta folder, cool knife!

I just picked these up...

Has US on bail. 10th mountain knife.

Kimzilla wrote: ↑Wed Oct 11, 2023 3:40 am This gargantuan leg knife is honestly just stupid and unnecessary. I need to read listings more carefully.

I am wondering if I should be offended. I mean, some of us got bigger legs than others, haha!

Oh Kim you just made my day. What a chuckle I got from your “fat bertha” leg. That’s what I am calling it.
I’ve gotten knives that are smaller than I expect, but never that large. Some sellers just don’t eve include the closed length.
Thank you for the belly laugh.

Wow!
What a great score, Dog!
They're all pretty cool, but ya gotta know which are my favorites! Are they actually automatics, or are they Falcons? Thx!

That is one huge "Leg", Kim, ordinarily I like em' BIG, but that knife not so much!
Your Frank B. certainly makes up for it though!

Your knife looks very "busy" to me with all them there attachments, C-man, but it's still a very nice HOK!

Madmarco wrote: ↑Thu Oct 12, 2023 3:53 am Your knife looks very "busy" to me with all them there attachments, C-man, but it's still a very nice HOK!

I’m on a WW2 knife kick. That is an Ulster Army 10th division mountain knife. Needed the phillips head screwdriver for ski bindings.