All About Pocket Knives

Not my auction and I'm not bidding.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 3D1&_rdc=1

These were made by New York Knife Co.
They have pewter bolsters and inlays. The pewter inlays are thru pinned!
Light yellow smooth bone on a few of the forks!

Great piece of history here

..... Joe

Hey Joe, how do you know they were made by NYKCo? I couldn't see a stamp anywhere. Smoke

Look at the end of those forks!
Either the meat was tough or those folks had good teeth!

I doubt they had good teeth Dale. Doesn't matter to me though, all 7 of them are mine now. I live for that kinda s...tuff! lol! At $5.00 a pop, you can't go wrong.
Just for the old bone and wood alone.

Forgot to thank you Joe! Thanks!

good one, Dale!

Smoke, I bought a set of them a couple years ago that had some jigged bone handle forks.
Miller Bro`s sharp eyed the jigging and found an old post by LT, and sure enough, LT has a full set of um in his collection!

Not sure how to find that old post now

..... Joe

Those are sweet Joe. Yours are 4 tine and most of the ones I bought are 3 tine. Whats the difference there, do you know?

The difference would be 1, Smoke

Really not sure why some have 3 and some have 4 tines???

....... Joe

I'll bet LT has more than one set of those knives & forks!

You can't have too much of this stuff.......I don't know if it's NYKC, it's not marked.

Think I'll post some more stuff in "kitchen".

I would keep those in my kitchen drawer, Joe. Very nice!

Miller Bro`s posted this link for me after identifying the the jigging!
(you're right Dale, LT has a FEW of um )

http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... =35&t=2256

...... Joe

Joe Dirt wrote:The difference would be 1, Smoke

LOL! I had that one coming Joe!

I do use a couple of them.

I wonder if the three tine forks(which I really like) were and older style?
They seem to be smaller in size too.