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Guys, Here are my last two acquisitions. A Smith & Wesson snubby in 357 mag and a Colt Cobra snubby also in 357 mag. The S&W is clean as can be so I'm guessing minimal usage. The Cobra has never been fired. I sure have a hard time passing on these stainless snubbys. Ray I like the Smith!👍👍

Just my nickel's worth. Here's an ULSTER cattle knife with really nice, peach seed jigging. J.O'. J.O., I’m not a Schrade expert, nor Ulster either, but I believe that your peach seed Ulster was probably made in the Schrade factory. As I understand it, after Schrade bought out Ulster, in the late 1...

Sweet knives Barry

Wow! A farmer’s whittler? Who’d a thunk it? I have never seen a farmer’s jack in the wild. I’d like to though. Thanks Floyd, JP, and Wade I'm glad there's still people following and talking about old knives. I hope Bryan always keeps this great archive of knowledge and pictures intact. It's a shame...

Parker had a lot of the so called"family brands" knives in the 90's Kinfolks,Platts,Little Valley Knife Association etc. Some were Queen made,some Olbertz.

RobesonsRme.com wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 10:06 pm I have never, ever, seen such as that come out of Robeson's factory and although I know little to nothing re' Kinfolks, I'd be surprised to learn they made it.

Parker,Obertz.

There's no difference between a toenail and sunfish.
I will say the Coco Cola was added.Not much value,it's a Rough Ryder.

Some Simonds were tang stamped and some were just etched.

Looks like a 4" or so Great Western stockman pattern.Made by Schrade Cutlery for Shapleigh likely after 1930.It's a Great Western because of the long spey blade.Very nice knife.
I would be interested if you what to part with it.

MB

A true definition of P.O.S.!!!

Flea,only thing I can see is your OUT of touch.
Bought many knives from George,over many years.Most old tangs aren't perfect,and those knives aren't mint,so they have some wear etc.

There are several older threads here on this exact topic. https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_forum/viewtopic.php?t=80343&hilit=Queen The consensus is Bear & Sons and/or Utica are making them. Smokey Mountain Knife Works purchased Queen Cutlery’s (and associated, such as Queen, Queen...

There are several older threads here on this exact topic. https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_forum/viewtopic.php?t=80343&hilit=Queen The consensus is Bear & Sons and/or Utica are making them. Smokey Mountain Knife Works purchased Queen Cutlery’s (and associated, such as Queen, Queen...

Listing states it's a parts knife.Whose parts?

That's great Wade!

Ike

Yes

As I was researching Halafax Explosives, I thought I might uncover a macabre use of a similar sounding name in " Halafax" referring to the terrible disaster. But I never found anything alluding to any connection. The company existed only 6 years before being absorbed into a company with a...

The Case Classic program,they'd put any # you wanted on them.I've seen 0,00,000 so serial numbers means absolutely nothing.

A complete POS.

Western States dynamite knife.Made on the Mountain Man frame.

In the "Knife Makers who went West" is illustration of an advertisement if memory serves of a Western States dynamite knife.It has 4 sheepsfoot blades.When I get back to my tables at the show I will take a picture of the only one I've ever seen(if I remember ".

As Steve stated

Here's mine.