HOLLEY-MASON HDWE CO.

[FRJ]

HOLLEY-MASON HDWE CO, SPOKANE WASH , 1910-1930 , 3 15/16" closed.

Originally: Holley, Mason, Marks & Co., 1898

This unique pattern cattle knife? is quite robust. Kind of wide and heavy.
All the pins are peened and it has beautiful pocket worn bones.
Large nickel silver bolsters, shield, pins and liners. Steel springs and blades.
Would someone offer a guess as to who may have made this knife?

It's a pleasure to own this one. I was born in Spokane.

Thanks for looking.

[woodwalker]

HOLLEY-MASON HDWE CO, SPOKANE WASH , 1910-1930 , 3 15/16" closed.

Originally: Holley, Mason, Marks & Co., 1898

This unique pattern cattle knife? is quite robust. Kind of wide and heavy.
All the pins are peened and it has beautiful pocket worn bones.
Large nickel silver bolsters, shield, pins and liners. Steel springs and blades.
Would someone offer a guess as to who may have made this knife?

It's a pleasure to own this one. I was born in Spokane.

Thanks for looking.

It's just me again commenting on your beautiful knives!! It's hard not to comment on all your knives Joe!! Another beauty!! Congratts!!!

[Woodly]

a lovely knife

[FRJ]

Thank you, woodwalker, I appreciate your comments.

Thank you, Woodly.

[doglegg]

A great old knife and then to have a personal touch. Good score.

[Colonel26]

Beautiful knife. I love the blade compliment on that one.

[FRJ]

Thank you doglegg.

Thank you Wade.

[Duffer]

Joe, beautiful old folder and the connection to you personally is wonderful Great combination of blades with the large clip, sheep foot and the smaller clip! That folder just begs to be held and admired.

[LongBlade]

Nice old knife Joe and so cool it was from where you were born ...

[FRJ]

Thank you, Lloyd and Lee.

I think it's a great connection.

[BWT]

Joe you should post a thread on your secret for finding these good looking older rare knives, another beauty

[whitebuffalo58]

Great Knife, Joe!!

At one time, Holley-Mason hrdwr. was merged with Marshall Wells hrdwr. Don't know if it proves anything, but M-W Zenith brand was contract built by NYKC.



WB

[FRJ]

Thank you, WB.
Here's an old Marshall Wells dog leg.
I don't think it's a Zenith.

[Steve Warden]

Joe, while I can't comment with info, I can without a doubt, say that's a beauty!!