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Came across this Ulster knife and I can't find leads to any information about this knife.
Has a serial number of No 2613
Handles seem to be made of bone.

That was just one of their standard jack knives made during the early 1900's. They had them available with clip blades as well with an assortment of handle materials such as wood and celluloid. What's the closed length, around 3 3/8"?

Eric

ea42 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 01, 2022 3:52 am That was just one of their standard jack knives made during the early 1900's. They had them available with clip blades as well with an assortment of handle materials such as wood and celluloid. What's the closed length, around 3 3/8"?

Eric

Yes. From the description of the post from which i bought it from says 3 3/8

Awesome Barehead.

Great knife. Love the bone.

That's a good looking one ... that bone is beautiful!

Randy

Here's a catalog page (circa 1920's). The knives in the center column with the exception of the last one all match that pattern. Your number would correspond with a bone handled spear point main blade version which isn't pictured.

Definitely some nice bone on yours!


Eric