Challenge Cut.Co Bridgeport Conn. 1905-1928

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Challenge Cut.Co Bridgeport Conn. 1905-1928

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I would like to show a little knife I bought recently...A small 2-bladed knife... three inches closed...with mother of pearl handles
This knife is near mint condition...I believe it to be a bowtie pattern... Goins lists the knife to be made 1905-1928
I don't see this brand very often usually not in this condition...remarkable for it's age...I was just informed that the pattern is a tuxedo
I would like to thank Ken for that information; I would like to see other Challenge knives
Thanks for looking let me know your comments ::tu::
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raincrowe wrote: Thu May 14, 2026 12:15 pm I…..
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Re: Challenge Cut.Co Bridgeport Conn. 1905-1928

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Nice find. I’ve seen that frequently called a “tuxedo” pattern. I think sometimes knives were given as gifts, and the recipient did not really want or need the gift so it got stuck away in a drawer. Never carried or used. ::shrug::

Skip has pointed you to the right place to see more Challenge knives. You might want to post yours there also. ::tu::

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Thanks Skip & Ken...I've heard that also...just couldn't remember tuxedo..lol
Thanks again I'll check out the site
I think you are correct; sometimes I find knives that are used where the blades are almost gone. Then again other knives that were never carried or used
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raincrowe wrote: Thu May 14, 2026 12:15 pm I would like to show a little knife I bought recently...A small 2-bladed knife... three inches closed...with mother of pearl handles
This knife is near mint condition...I believe it to be a bowtie pattern... Goins lists the knife to be made 1905-1928
I don't see this brand very often usually not in this condition...remarkable for it's age...
I would like to see other Challenge knives
Thanks for looking let me know your comments ::tu::
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That's a beauty, Raincrowe.. Here's one that I picked up recently. Excellent quality knife..
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Re: Challenge Cut.Co Bridgeport Conn. 1905-1928

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Very nice knife...I will agree those knives are well made ::tu::
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raincrowe wrote: Fri May 15, 2026 6:38 am Very nice knife...I will agree those knives are well made ::tu::
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