All About Pocket Knives

Simmons's many brands included Keen Kutter, Enders, Oak Leaf, Chipaway, Polly Prim, Run Easy, Blue Brand, Delmar, Sterling, American, Delft, Van Dyke, and Wonder.
Any of these ? .

Banner

Ken

richard wrote: ↑Sat Aug 29, 2020 10:06 pm Simmons's many brands included Keen Kutter, Enders, Oak Leaf, Chipaway, Polly Prim, Run Easy, Blue Brand, Delmar, Sterling, American, Delft, Van Dyke, and Wonder.
Any of these ? .

Sorry Richard, not one of those. Quite a few of those I had not heard of before.

Mumbleypeg wrote: ↑Sat Aug 29, 2020 10:08 pm Banner

Ken

Nope, not Banner.

Fidelity was another Simmons brand.

Ken

You got it, Ken! You are up again.

One of the benefits of a subscription to the digital version of Knife Magazine. They have a keyword searchable version of Goins’ on the web site. A search for Simmons found about 20 possibilities. Then it’s a process of eliminating the incorrect guesses.

Here’s the next one. No clues yet - let’s see how it goes.

Ken

Premier

Interesting punch on that one.

camillus

ScoutKnives wrote: ↑Sun Aug 30, 2020 1:14 amPremier

That didn’t take long. It is indeed a Premier, made in Germany. It does have an interesting punch. And some very nice bone especially on the pile side.
Should have known I couldn’t get a scout pattern past you! You’re up Mike.

Ken

Here we go .

Not even a guess as to the maker but that is a wonderful old knife.

Richards ?

Napanoch?

knifegnome wrote: ↑Sun Aug 30, 2020 3:49 amNapanoch?

You beat me to it. I think you got it - looks like Napanoch to me too, but we’ll see what Mike says. If not Napanoch I’ll go with Wilbert.

Ken

Yep it’s a Napanoch . Right up Scott’s alley lol .
Your turn Scott

Mike

knifegnome wrote: ↑Sun Aug 30, 2020 3:49 amNapanoch?

That's a really sweet knife.

American made 3 5/8" long .

Kingston?

Crucibie Knife Co

Cattaraugus

Sorry not
Kingston
Crucible
or Cattaraugus

Terrier

L F & C ?

Phil,you beat me to it!