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A few weeks ago I did find a nice little knife...2 bladed-Shuredge Robeson U.S.A ... 622027....Handles look to be strawberry bone with the box
Mint condition don't know the pattern or the age but would like more information
Thanks for looking
Raincrowe

Wow!! That is a stunner!!! 1950's to early 1960's, made in the Robeson factory prior to them going under in 1965.

Thank you

You got a treasure there!

Raincrowe
Very good looking knife
Love the easy open.
Steve

You might want to post it here:
https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... m.php?f=93

Very nice knife. Great find!

Bob

raincrowe wrote: ↑Tue Apr 28, 2026 12:57 am A few weeks ago I did find a nice little knife...2 bladed-Shuredge Robeson U.S.A ... 622027....Handles look to be strawberry bone with the box
Mint condition don't know the pattern or the age but would like more information
Thanks for looking
Raincrowe

Send a pm to Charlie (robesonsrme) so he'll be sure to see this when next he wonders through .....

Beautiful

garddogg56 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 28, 2026 10:14 am Beautiful

X2

Not a fan of that big main blade, but with that bone, I could make an exception!
Sweeeeeet!!!

Excellent condition for a knife of that age and a beauty as well

What a find!! Congratts!!

I would like to thank everyone for the kind remarks and information!!

I would like to thank everyone for the kind remarks and information!!
I have a few other Robeson Shuredge knives that I owned for severals years
I need to check the pattern numbers; tang stamp..ect
I will let you know when I do....
Raincrowe

Gorgeous x10

I have one of those that has been carried some. --------- and a half brother.
This knife is 3 11/16" and has the secondary blade behind the main. No half stops.
It has the unusual cut for the nail nick. No stamping on the pen blade. 6 digit model number.
An all around beauty!
And to the half brother ---------

This knife is also 3 11/16" closed.
Secondary blade is in front of the main blade. Half stops X 2.
Secondary blade is stamped. 5 digit model number.
Obvious different covers.
Another dandy!

Those are both bangers, Joe! IMO, as nice as the OP knife.

Like I say I have a few other Shuredge Robeson knives....I just found this three bladed knife...marked Robeson Shuredge U.S.A...632596
This bone handle knife has a small chip in the backside approx 4 inches long. the knife has been used but still in good condition...
This is a great example showing another Pattern and Stamp type that the Robeson Company made,,,
I find it hard to gather very much information on this knife company
Thank for all the great pictures and information would like to see more!!
Raincrowe

raincrowe wrote: ↑Fri May 01, 2026 3:12 am
I find it hard to gather very much information on this knife company

Raincrowe

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glennbad wrote: ↑Thu Apr 30, 2026 11:33 pm Those are both bangers, Joe! IMO, as nice as the OP knife.

Thank you, Glenn.

Here are two older knives that I didn't realize were Robeson Shuredge... The small yellow handle knife is 3 inches closed
The ebony knife is three and one half inches closed both are two bladed..

A) The small yellow handle is marked Roberson Shuredge Rochester (straight line) on back 822248..
B) The ebony knife master blade is marked with straight line but backside is marked Patented
the small blade is marked curved Robeson USA Cutlerly....also the knife has a circle in the bolsters
with extra metal around the handles these knives are a little different would appreciate your thoughts
Raincrowes

Sorry the stamps didn't quite look good...Here's a better view

Sweet!