new york knife co

[knifegnome]

Great looking NYK knives Peanut

[stockman]

Roger is that etch on the NYK after-market? Never seen one like that.

Harold

Harold,here is a catalog cut of the etch.

Roger that is a beautiful knife, now I feel bad asking about the etch. Had never seen one with the letters like on that knife.

Harold

[peanut740]

Don't feel bad Harold.I knew I had seen the etch somewhere and finally found it last night.

[Duffer]

Here are two NYK Company pen knives. The top one a senator or equal end (the earlier one I believe) has pick bone covers, fully intact blade etch and is 3 & 1/8 inches. The bottom one a sleeve board has cocobolo covers, fully intact blade etch and is 3 & 3/8 inches. The top one has a 3 line tang stamp New York/Knife Co/Walden on both blades and the bottom one a Hammer Brand with arm and hammer on the primary blade and the small blade New York/Knife Co/Walden.

[danno50]

Two very NYK pen knives, Lloyd! I like the clip blade on the cocobolo one, but, the other one, with the old picked bone, ringed bolsters and bar shield is a real beauty. Etches on both to boot!

[BWT]

Very nice Lloyd Hard to pick a favorite, excellent old maker, hard to find one here where I live especially in the condition of those.

[knifegnome]

Great looking knives Lloyd.New York Knife Co is my favorite .

[FRJ]

Roger, those are beautiful 4 1/4" cigars you are showing in previous page. Quite a handful of a knife. A real working tool.

Lloyd, I think your NY pens are fine treasures. I wish mine looked like that.

[peanut740]

Thank you Joe

[ObsidianEdge]

Bought this hawkbill from Roger recently. I love the early pick bone.

[djknife13]

Bought this hawkbill from Roger recently. I love the early pick bone.

I'm a huge fan of hawkbills and that one is stunning.____Dave

[JAMESC41001]

Mike that’s about the nicest jigged bone I ever seen. Thanks for posting.

[peanut740]

Mike

[Waukonda]

That is a very nice knife, Mike, and NYK to boot.

[danno50]

Beautiful knife, Mike!

[FRJ]

That's a real keeper there, Mike.
Love those peened little pins.

[JohnR]

As everyone else has stated Mike, that is one fantastic NYK Co pruner, gorgeous bone.

[ObsidianEdge]

Thanks for all of the nice comments guys.

[galvanic1882]

Great knife Mike!!

[ObsidianEdge]

Thanks Mike!

[Waukonda]

A pretty nice (imo) little jack. 3 1/4"

[FRJ]

That's the one everybody wants, Ike.
Nice catch.

[Duffer]

Ike, very nice small Jack That jigged bone is great! That is what I call divot jigged bone. Some say this was made using the George Schrade jigging machine. I don’t think anyone knows for sure but whatever the case that is gorgeous jigged bone and the reddish brown color is very attractive This style of bone treatment came after the famous NYK company pick bone. I believe it was Schrade, NYK and Walden Knife companies that did a joint venture jigging operation for a few years until Schrade took it over. This is why many of these companies pick bone and jigged bone look very similar. Now whether they all used the same bone handle jigging personnel I don’t think anyone knows definitively but the results are certainly similar.

[royal0014]

knice catch ! congrats

[edge213]

A pretty nice (imo) little jack. 3 1/4"

Another beauty Ike!