Felt sorry for them.

[Delmar Morgan]

Picked these two old knives up off of ebay , nobody bid on them so I did. Any way I did want a knife named after me. The top one is a c. 1910 Delmar Cutlery Company never has been sharpened. The bottom one a 1896 -1907 Trout Hardware Company.

[Case XX 6383]

Now they have a home

[eveled]

They have a lot of life left in them. I like em.

[Mumbleypeg]

Ken

[woodwalker]

Picked these two old knives up off of ebay , nobody bid on them so I did. Any way I did want a knife named after me. The top one is a c. 1910 Delmar Cutlery Company never has been sharpened. The bottom one a 1896 -1907 Trout Hardware Company.20190120_174241.jpg

They can still do some Cuttin!! Oldies too! Nice pick ups!!

[FRJ]

I would have bought them too for little money.

Still working knives with a lot of Ebony class.

[richard]

nice knives, just the way i like them. i would re profile the the blades.polish the wood and use them.

[richard]

here is a old catt. i saved from .the bin. repaired with off cut bone, cleaned sharpend. in the pocket now.

[richard]

here is another. i rescued. bone one side. wood the other. i did not replace the scales. or know what scales are original.?
the wood side has 2 pins that look like held a shield?
were knives made with odd scales.?
both sides look original to me.

[zoogirl]

Honest old knives if ever I saw any! I’d have nabbed ‘em on the grounds of age alone. Very nice!

[Delmar Morgan]

Might sharpen the trout , but I 'm putting up the Delmar Cutlery up because it's got my name on it. Then I can say my mom named me after a cutlery company.

[WillyCamaro]

Very nice, ye oldie knives, guys! Hehe, what do you know it rhymes.
I feel exactly the same way about older knives as all you kiddos'
Not in yet, picked em' up of the bay for really nice price. Only bidder. Considering i'm in Canada and have to pay big time for shipping they worked out to be under $25 Cnd. each.
The first one is an Imperial USA PROV R. I. Jack, stainless scales and bolsters (one piece) thought it was pretty neat.
Second is an Paul A. Henckels stainless Gent's pen knife. Mint shape. Really nice find.
Compaired to they make now-a-day's i feel the price was well worth it.
Willy

[WillyCamaro]

Some more Imperial's USA PROV R. I. medium stockman, black bone and yellow synthetic toothpicks.