Bradford cutlery
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Bradford cutlery
Good evening Ladies and Gentleman,
I will attach a couple pictures. I looked in my copy of Goins didn’t see much. I hoping one of you can help. I found a whittler with a clear Bradford stamp. I will say thank you too Skip he is usually first.
Enjoy
Steve
I will attach a couple pictures. I looked in my copy of Goins didn’t see much. I hoping one of you can help. I found a whittler with a clear Bradford stamp. I will say thank you too Skip he is usually first.
Enjoy
Steve
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Re: Bradford cutlery
Brantford "Never Dull" pocket knives were contract knives made by Camillus. I have no idea who or what the company Brantford was.
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Re: Bradford cutlery
It's BRANTFORD, not BRADFORD.
***** Per GOINS' (1998) *****
"BRANTFORD CUTLERY CO. USA g 1910-1930
"Warranted Never Dull" is etched on the blade,
a trademark used by Butler Brothers."
.....about Butler Brothers.
"BUTLER BROS. CHICAGO c 1888-1940. This firm was
incorporated in Illinois, but they were also in New York City.
The trademark, "Warranted Never Dull Cutlery" was first
used in 1896. They dealt in all types of cutlery."
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Josey Wales: "To hell with them fellas. Buzzards got to eat, same as worms."
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Skip
Josey Wales: "To hell with them fellas. Buzzards got to eat, same as worms."
Clint Eastwood-The Outlaw Josey Wales
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Re: Bradford cutlery
Thank you very much,
Sorry I didn’t read it correctly. Did not see etching on the blade. I will have to look a little closer.
Steve
Sorry I didn’t read it correctly. Did not see etching on the blade. I will have to look a little closer.
Steve
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Re: Bradford cutlery
A very sweet knife for sure. Love the old bone.
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Re: Bradford cutlery
A beautiful Honest Old Knife!
Jesus is life.
Everything else is just a hobby.
~Reverand
Everything else is just a hobby.
~Reverand
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Re: Bradford cutlery
Thank you all for the compliments on the knives I post. I know I have said it before dad enjoyed collecting/accumulating and had a good eye for it.
Steve
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Re: Bradford cutlery
Steve who's the maker of the knife the Brantford is resting against?
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Re: Bradford cutlery
Good afternoon Eric,
I'm kind of surprised you are the first person to ask. Sorry I don't have the answer right now waiting for the better half to come down and do something give me a bit.
Steve
I'm kind of surprised you are the first person to ask. Sorry I don't have the answer right now waiting for the better half to come down and do something give me a bit.
Steve