7 Vintage knives for sale & NY Knife Co box
Posted: Sun Nov 10, 2019 5:00 pm
Hi All, I’m offering for sale 7 vintage knives plus an empty New York Knife Co box all for 325.00 shipping to the CONUS included.
I would like to sell these as a group but will listen to offers on individual knives. Please email me at [email protected] if interested.
Thanks Mike
1) New York Knife Co used box, it’s in ok condition but does show wear.
2) Cattaraugus small bone handled jack 2 ¾” closed, pattern number 22889 marked on the back tang of the main blade. The tang on the front has the Cattaraugus stamp. Secondary blade is not marked. Knife is used , the handles are chip and crack free.
3) Hatch B’port CT is marked on both blades, 2 ¾” closed aluminum handles. Knife has been lightly used and the secondary blade has a few tiny chips.
4) Rare Binghamton Cutlery beefy dogleg jack, 3 ¾” closed. Ebony handles have a couple of cracks and the knife has been used. I’ve seen less than 10 Binghamton marked knives in all the years of collecting.
5) Italian lever switchblade, 8” open. I think this one was made in the 70’s or 80’s. Knife is used and has sharpening marks on the blade. Fires great and locks up tight. Front tang marked ADDA over GARANITE.
6) 4” closed ivory handled Wharncliffe whittler. All 3 blades are marked BEST STEEL. Main blade has seen much use but the other 2 have seen less. 2 tiny stress lines at the front side top.
7) Next knife is a Tri-fold knife like a Barry Wood type. It’s an old one that has no markings except for the name TH Borg scratched out on the front of the blade, probably the owners name. Great little used knife at 3 ½” closed. Need to push on the blade towards the frame to onlock the knife.
This last knife is a very old English made knife, I think. It’s 3 3/8” closed. The carved pearl handles have a crack on the front side and a piece missing on the back side. Three of the blades are marked ANDER over SON. Looks like part of the A is the only thing left on the other one. I believe one of the pivot pins has been replaced on the end there the pearl is missing. Pulls go completely through the tangs on all the blades. The pins have a little rosette style to them. This was a quality piece when it was first made and has to be pre 1890 but I think it might be as old as the 1830”s.
I would like to sell these as a group but will listen to offers on individual knives. Please email me at [email protected] if interested.
Thanks Mike
1) New York Knife Co used box, it’s in ok condition but does show wear.
2) Cattaraugus small bone handled jack 2 ¾” closed, pattern number 22889 marked on the back tang of the main blade. The tang on the front has the Cattaraugus stamp. Secondary blade is not marked. Knife is used , the handles are chip and crack free.
3) Hatch B’port CT is marked on both blades, 2 ¾” closed aluminum handles. Knife has been lightly used and the secondary blade has a few tiny chips.
4) Rare Binghamton Cutlery beefy dogleg jack, 3 ¾” closed. Ebony handles have a couple of cracks and the knife has been used. I’ve seen less than 10 Binghamton marked knives in all the years of collecting.
5) Italian lever switchblade, 8” open. I think this one was made in the 70’s or 80’s. Knife is used and has sharpening marks on the blade. Fires great and locks up tight. Front tang marked ADDA over GARANITE.
6) 4” closed ivory handled Wharncliffe whittler. All 3 blades are marked BEST STEEL. Main blade has seen much use but the other 2 have seen less. 2 tiny stress lines at the front side top.
7) Next knife is a Tri-fold knife like a Barry Wood type. It’s an old one that has no markings except for the name TH Borg scratched out on the front of the blade, probably the owners name. Great little used knife at 3 ½” closed. Need to push on the blade towards the frame to onlock the knife.
This last knife is a very old English made knife, I think. It’s 3 3/8” closed. The carved pearl handles have a crack on the front side and a piece missing on the back side. Three of the blades are marked ANDER over SON. Looks like part of the A is the only thing left on the other one. I believe one of the pivot pins has been replaced on the end there the pearl is missing. Pulls go completely through the tangs on all the blades. The pins have a little rosette style to them. This was a quality piece when it was first made and has to be pre 1890 but I think it might be as old as the 1830”s.