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Another Beauty Mason. That is a special Waterville you have

Great collection Barry, those are good looking. The ivory has great natural pattern and the wharncliffe has really nice, full blades.

Beechtree wrote:Another Beauty Mason. That is a special Waterville you have

Great collection Barry, those are good looking. The ivory has great natural pattern and the wharncliffe has really nice, full blades.

Thanks Beechtree. It's mind boggling just how many incredible knives flow through all the different threads.

Here is a old Waterville poster. I don't know what year.

Thanks Knife-nut, that poster is great. Not a lot of Waterville stuff like that out there. Kansas City Waterville around 1913-14?

Oh knife-nut, that is a great one. It is waaay better to me than any hot rod car, bodacious babe or hulking hunk poster any day. If you EVER want to part with it, please drop me a line

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Nice poster...............

knife-nut wrote:Here is a old Waterville poster. I don't know what year.

Great bit of paperwork!!!

Harold that is some poster.Thanks for sharing.

Knife-nut - That is indeed one very cool piece of ephemera as all have said... just plain awesome

Thank you.

Here is a Waterville pearl. 3 1/16".
Nice little knife that is missing the manhole cover that the knife pried free.
Many chips out of the belly of the main blade.
Ahh, but still a sweety.

Double post

Here's a big 4" horn handle two blade jack .

Great looking knife ScoutKnives.

Great looking jumbo ScoutKnives! I love buffalo horn handles.

Do they get any sweeter? 2 7/8".

Joe I can see right off that I am going to have to send one of my agents up there to investigate your knife finding tactics. Another Beauty!

Beautiful Joe, lovely shield on that one. That is a very good looking knife.

Greg, if you send one of those soft en curvy ones what smell good usually she could leave with lots of information.

Thank you, Beechtree, the shield is unique.

Awesome Waterville Joe ... a real beauty all the way around - from pattern to bone to shield - great find Joe!!!

Joe,
That is a gorgeous little knife!

Here's a picture of my knife investigator. Can I send her over to your place?

I'm told she is pretty persuasive.

Thanks, Lee. It's really nice to hear from you.

Thank you, Dave.

Bringing this back up top....

Here is a Waterville Wharncliffe with engraved aluminum handles and appears to be brass pins with a closed length of 3"... a nice compliment to Joe's knife above with jigged bone .. This one has CONN in the tang stamp which as noted in first part of this thread was often seen on aluminum handled knives which began to be produced in mid 1880s... nice snappy and tight knife for its age... Waterville in my opinion was no doubt one of the quality cutleries of the Naugatuck area of CT.... and one of my favorites .... I have been wanting to add a nice aluminum knife for awhile to my pile ...

LongBlade wrote: Waterville in my opinion was no doubt one of the quality cutleries of the Naugatuck area of CT.... and one of my favorites .... I have been wanting to add a nice aluminum knife for awhile to my pile ...

And you did add a very nice one, Lee. Good show!

Thanks Joe ....