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More from the Maher and Grosh museum...

philco wrote:That swell centered jack trips my trigger. All are nice but ebony and etched is a great combo anytime.

ditto

ALL are very nice, but the ebony swellcenter is one killer knife.

Beautiful knives, Peanut.

Thanks guys.The swell center is a neat unusual pattern.

Amazing knives, peanut!

Superb collection of old etched Maher and Grosh knives, peanut. They are all great, I am especially partial to the ebony handled ones and that swell centre jack is really special!
Dan

Roger, I really like the El Diablo, especially the way the clip blade is made.

I hope this one gets consideration for the "reborn" series

peanut740 wrote:Maher & Grosh El Diablo etch,or most of one.Miller Brothers made.

Beautiful old knife. El Diablo etch. I have a bunch of pictures in my books of Maher & Grosh, I was looking for the
closed length of your knife. I could not find a picture. I have a knife much like yours, but not nearly so nice. Is your
knife 3 7/8" closed. Is the knife I pictured a El Diablo? Thanks

Harold

3 7/8".Yes Harold yours would be an El Diablo.

Thanks Peanut.

Harold

Awesome knives Roger. That El Diablo etch must have been a great marketing draw!

That's a "devilish" nice one Harold.

RalphAlsip wrote:Roger, I really like the El Diablo, especially the way the clip blade is made.

I hope this one gets consideration for the "reborn" series

Jerry down the road it will get serious consideration.

Bostwick Brawn Co. Toledo.with Toledo Blade etch.

OVB jack knife made by New York Knife with "The Anchor Packing Co "etch.

I like those!!!!! very nice especially like the knife.

Two more nice ones, peanut. I especially like the Bostwick Brawn Co!
Nice El Diablo, Harold!
Dan

Took me many years of "Search and Rescue" to put this Stamped set together, one piece at a time. (Before the internet) including original Pin-Back.
I love "Advertisers"
I would like to have (or at least see) the "stamping die" that put Buster Brown & Tiege on this 11 and 3/4 inch hatchet, it must have been Humungus.
I've been thinking of putting a sigh under the frame that reads: "IF YOU RUN OUT OF AMMO: BREAK GLASS"


I need your help in identifying the maker of the "Hatchet" Marble's perhaps? I know that the "Brown Shoe Co." logo on the 8" Woodcraft was by Camillus via Shapleigh St. Louis MO. c1930s. But I'm confused on the hatchet.
The stamping measurements on Buster Brown & Tiege is over 2" by 2"

Nice set, Dan! Must of been a great feeling when you aquired the last piece.
Dan

Thanks danno,
There's more "Buster Brown's" out there to be found. Still have some room within the frame.

That is a very interesting set Dan, great job on putting it together

Wonderful showing Peanut, the Toledo etch is sure a fine one

Here is a Miller Bros that I was able to get from a friend of Mike's (galvanic1882). Genuine and quite blond tortoise shell. Measures 3.25"

Very nice looking knife, Beechtree.

Beechtree wrote:That is a very interesting set Dan, great job on putting it together

Wonderful showing Peanut, the Toledo etch is sure a fine one

Here is a Miller Bros that I was able to get from a friend of Mike's (galvanic1882). Genuine and quite blond tortoise shell. Measures 3.25"

Thanks Beechtree;
Love your Miller Bros. Looks as if the original owner had second thoughts after buying it and decided it was too beautiful to use?
Perhaps it was just carried around for "Show and Tell" only?
Luckily there are many of us that preserve this great history of cutlery and have great hopes to share it with generations to come.

Beautiful Miller Bros, Beechtree. Great etch and very nice to get real tortoise shell!
Dan