Some electrician's knives.......
Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2007 1:23 am
Seeing as how I'm photographing these for my records,I thought I'd post a few. I don't have a lot of these but some are a bit unusual.
First up is a standard 4-line Camillus with wooden scales in pretty reasonable shape.It is still scary sharp.I have another 4-line with a shield in a WWII telephone lineman's kit.
Next one is a bit unusual:a Colonial Barlow with a screwdriver blade as a secondary.The only one I've seen like this was a Ric-Nor but it was marked as an electrician's(Electric-Mate)rather than a Barlow.
Next is a Colonial advertising DuPont Explosives(Buckley Powder Co.).I've had this knife forever(at least 30 years).Still has a cosmolene type glaze on the blades.
Next one is marked Holub Sycamore Illinois and has serrations on the screwdriver blade for different size wire.Probably a contract knife but this is the first one I've seen with the serrations.
Next is a standard Imperial with some type of plastic scales simulating wood.
Next is a Klein 3 blade with two liner locks and an unusual 3rd blade.I described this one in the Q&A section.
Next is a Queen pattern I've never seen.Clip master blade with screwdriver/cap lifter secondary blade.Anyone know the number?
Next is the aforementioned Ric-Nor;again probably a contract knife.
Last is a Schrade Walden with beautiful wood scales and a shield.Don't see too many with a shield.
First up is a standard 4-line Camillus with wooden scales in pretty reasonable shape.It is still scary sharp.I have another 4-line with a shield in a WWII telephone lineman's kit.
Next one is a bit unusual:a Colonial Barlow with a screwdriver blade as a secondary.The only one I've seen like this was a Ric-Nor but it was marked as an electrician's(Electric-Mate)rather than a Barlow.
Next is a Colonial advertising DuPont Explosives(Buckley Powder Co.).I've had this knife forever(at least 30 years).Still has a cosmolene type glaze on the blades.
Next one is marked Holub Sycamore Illinois and has serrations on the screwdriver blade for different size wire.Probably a contract knife but this is the first one I've seen with the serrations.
Next is a standard Imperial with some type of plastic scales simulating wood.
Next is a Klein 3 blade with two liner locks and an unusual 3rd blade.I described this one in the Q&A section.
Next is a Queen pattern I've never seen.Clip master blade with screwdriver/cap lifter secondary blade.Anyone know the number?
Next is the aforementioned Ric-Nor;again probably a contract knife.
Last is a Schrade Walden with beautiful wood scales and a shield.Don't see too many with a shield.