KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

[Paladin]

Are they all for Sale??? John

Every last one of them! Thanks for asking.

Ray

[espn77]

Wow Ray. That's a big haul!!!!! Looks like some good ones in there.

[jmh58]

Are they all for Sale??? John

Every last one of them! Thanks for asking.

Ray

I see a few CASE that I maybe interested in.. Thanks Ray.. John

[Colonel26]

GUys,
Here are some photos of a batch that landed here in central Texas this week. Some real dandies!
The postal lady 'bout got a hernia moving this one around.

Ray

Know anybody with a good trapper? Lol

Them is some dandies! Any Westerns in that pile?

[ken98k]

GUys,
Here are some photos of a batch that landed here in central Texas this week. Some real dandies!
The postal lady 'bout got a hernia moving this one around.

Ray

OMG!!! I'd be a trapper heaven
I've got one picked out!

[KnifeSlinger#81]

GUys,
Here are some photos of a batch that landed here in central Texas this week. Some real dandies!
The postal lady 'bout got a hernia moving this one around.

Ray

Yowza! Nice haul Ray! Fourth photo far right fourth knife up from the bottom in the clear plastic box, is that a schrade walden 832 with wood handles?

[stockman]

Ray, any older ones in that bunch?

Harold

[Paladin]

GUys,
Here are some photos of a batch that landed here in central Texas this week. Some real dandies!
The postal lady 'bout got a hernia moving this one around.

Ray

Yowza! Nice haul Ray! Fourth photo far right fourth knife up from the bottom in the clear plastic box, is that a schrade walden 832 with wood handles?

I believe that is correct.

Ray
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[treefarmer]

All I can say is my, my, my, my!...............there's not a store in the Panhandle with that many knives!
Treefarmer

[sakoblade]

Guys,
Here are some photos of a batch that landed here in central Texas this week. Some real dandies!
The postal lady 'bout got a hernia moving this one around.

Ray

They say everything is bigger in Texas and apparently they´re right!! Wow!!

Thanks for sharing!

Jim

[Paladin]

Ray, any older ones in that bunch?

Harold

Harold,
Please pardon me for not responding earlier but I somehow overlooked your question. The 1970s is about the oldest. I saw a USA or two but I believe they were both used.

Ray

[stockman]

Thanks Ray, I looked at the pic's. That is what I thought.

Harold

[ludwig26]

A couple of unused Queens. Wish they were bone but there not. Oh well they are still nice.
Kerry

[kootenay joe]

I found these 2 knives today, in my own house. I hope this still counts as a "knife find".
Two lovely very well made Advertising knives. These can be dated ! Dates are on the handle ! 1955 & 1928.
3 1/8" Ulster/Knife USA, "Trade Ulster Mark" etch & "73P" Senator Pen, Inland Steel Safety award 1955.

And, a 3" Coffin Pen knife, "Minstrels 1928" with "Stainless Steel" blade etch & tang "Stainless/Cutlery Co/New York City".
A Camillus made knife marketed under the "Stainless Cutlery" branding. This is quite an early use of stainless steel in a USA knife. Earliest i think was early 1920's.

Very Fine Knives, a treat to own, the quality feel is still present.
kj

[PCwizard]

I found these 2 knives today, in my own house. I hope this still counts as a "knife find".
Two lovely very well made Advertising knives. These can be dated ! Dates are on the handle ! 1955 & 1928.
3 1/8" Ulster/Knife USA, "Trade Ulster Mark" etch & "73P" Senator Pen, Inland Steel Safety award 1955.

And, a 3" Coffin Pen knife, "Minstrels 1928" with "Stainless Steel" blade etch & tang "Stainless/Cutlery Co/New York City".
A Camillus made knife marketed under the "Stainless Cutlery" branding. This is quite an early use of stainless steel in a USA knife. Earliest i think was early 1920's.

Very Fine Knives, a treat to own, the quality feel is still present.
kj

Joe from what you told me, I would say yes that counts as a "Knife Find" or a "Knife Reunion"
Looks like a sweet find, they look close to mint.

[kootenay joe]

Thanks Gary. Yes, neither has been used. The Stainless Cutlery knife is close to 90 years old ! Both these knives have been carefully looked after by their owners from the very first day they were acquired new.
kj

[Old Folder]

Great find kj.
Ulster etching on blade is superb.
I'm hooked on older advertisers, especially if they have been put away and never used.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

I found these 2 knives today, in my own house. I hope this still counts as a "knife find".
Two lovely very well made Advertising knives. These can be dated ! Dates are on the handle ! 1955 & 1928.
3 1/8" Ulster/Knife USA, "Trade Ulster Mark" etch & "73P" Senator Pen, Inland Steel Safety award 1955.

And, a 3" Coffin Pen knife, "Minstrels 1928" with "Stainless Steel" blade etch & tang "Stainless/Cutlery Co/New York City".
A Camillus made knife marketed under the "Stainless Cutlery" branding. This is quite an early use of stainless steel in a USA knife. Earliest i think was early 1920's.

Very Fine Knives, a treat to own, the quality feel is still present.
kj

If you "find" knives you forgot you had then you must have a TON

[Old Hunter]

Kerry. your two Queen knives are very nice, their unique Delrin makes a practical handles, every bit as useful as the Old Timer and Uncle Henry knives from the same era but the Queens seem much harder to find in that nice of a condition.

KJ, something about old, mint advertisers and award knives that fire up the imagination - I've been accumulating several of the Buck brand - seems they were popular in the 1970's and 1980's for higher end award knives. I sure like the much older knives you "found" there! OH

[sakoblade]

Thrift store finds from yesterday:

First two letter openers, no makers marks but branded with older SAAB logos:

Saab letter openers

Then a German pocket knife (the black one) and three Swedish pocket knives from three makers in Eskilstuna:

German & Swedish pocket knives

So I had a good day yesterday!

Jim

[djknife13]

Jim, that was a fine day. Good work. ___Dave

[sakoblade]

djknife, thanks!

Yes it was! I only wish all days could be like that.

Cheers!

Jim

[orvet]

Those are all nice Jim. Not a loser in the bunch!
I really like the lines of that penknife on the bottom with the dark handles.

[sakoblade]

Those are all nice Jim. Not a loser in the bunch!
I really like the lines of that penknife on the bottom with the dark handles.

orvet, thanks!

Here´s another pic for you!

It´s Solingen made.

Jim

[bighomer]

Found this at Sports Academy ,flung a craving on me.