All About Pocket Knives

A couple more from the pile...

Rocky, you know any information on the "remington dairy" milk bottle?

Had that for a pretty long time not sure if I still have info on it but will look in the next few days currently at work on rotation in the hospital. Not sure if it was a part of or an affiliate of The Remington Arms Co. but back then if it had Remington on it was something I liked I bought it!

Hum, I would never do that.

Yeah, I'm sure your finding it hard to relate! LMAO!!

No regrets Keith...No regrets.

If memory serves,(and it doesn't sometimes) I think this was part of the Remington Family of R.I.( don't know if they're of the Remington Arms Family) "might be hiney hole kin" can't remember. I think it was Thomas Elliott Remington and his father or brother that started the dairy company in the 1930's. I think they went out of business in 1970. Will look through my stuff and let you know in a day or so.


Found this on my phone's camera... this will help.

I like that. Very cool.

Very cool stuff guys. Just got this in the mail today. Remington Modern Firearms and Ammunition Catalog No. 107 from 1923. Has their full line of firearms, ammunition, gun care products etc. Even has black powder percussion primers and friction canon fuses! As a bonus, at the very back is a cutlery section complete with full page bullet knife ads!

Mountainad82 that is a cool catalog I think I have a modern copy of that but I really like the original!

Rocky,
I was able snag this’s catalog off of Ebay and am very pleased with it. The quality of the printing and illustrations is great. I love the historical perspective these old catalogs give us.

Adam

I agree!

How 'bout a 1939 Westfield made Remington Lit Brothers Special Deluxe Bicycle Badge from Lit Brother's Dept. Store.

The pictures of the actual bike are from an internet resource. I do not own the bike , just the badge.

That bike is AWSOME!!!!!!! I like that you have a badge. You know what's horrible. I went to our local antique mall yesterday and they had some old bikes there. I was digging threw them hoping there was a Remington in the bunch.

LOL. Oh how I can relate! Never enough cool Remington stuff to have. The Remington confection machine on eBay is a great example! I didn't know stuff like this exists!

Here is an old tin of Remington no. 10 percussion caps. I collect old muzzleloaders and accouterments so this is a nice crossover with my Remington stuff.

That looks in great shape mountainad82.

Here is the (extensive) Remington knife section in the 1932 McClung Hardware catalog from Knoxville TN.

Adam

Adam, that's great stuff. Really like those two colored adds. Thanks for showing them.

Those are nice and very informative. Looks like they are the same or near same pictures that were copied by the authors in some of the Remington catalogs and Remington reference guides. Very nice!

Thanks guys! One thing that is odd about this McClung catalog is that ONLY Remington Knives are featured. McClung sold many brands including their own house knife brand. A collector told me that wholesalers would sometimes sell catalog space to companies to exclusively feature their products.

Adam

Here is a letter opener with box. Says "empire milling company. Minneapolis, Minnesota "

Mountainad82 got me looking threw some of my catalogs and I think this one is a little different. It's not very many pages so I thought I'd just take pictures of them all for you to enjoy.

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Very nice! Love the old catalogs. Had no idea they gave out Remington cookbooks.

-Adam

mountainad82 wrote:Very nice! Love the old catalogs. Had no idea they gave out Remington cookbooks.

-Adam

Sure would like to fine me one if those. Lol

ESPN77, be careful what you wish for! 1951 Remington wild game cookbook.