Ulster Knife Co.

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Ulster Knife Co.

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Picked this one up today at a pawnshop for 17.00 . Blades look like they have a satin finish and was wondering if that’s right or would have been made with polished blades. Didn’t pay much and just bought because I liked the bone handles. Sure I owned an Ulster at one time but probably 50 years ago. Can’t remember much about them.
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Potechop wrote: Fri Sep 19, 2025 6:32 pm Picked.....
You should post it here also.
https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... a8f7ce8f93
There may be some information too.
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Potechop wrote: Fri Sep 19, 2025 6:32 pm Picked this one up today at a pawnshop for 17.00 . Blades look like they have a satin finish and was wondering if that’s right or would have been made with polished blades. Didn’t pay much and just bought because I liked the bone handles. Sure I owned an Ulster at one time but probably 50 years ago. Can’t remember much about them.
Those old bones alone are worth $17.00.
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