Ring opener knives
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A few more pics of the new ring turn
‘Fruit Knife’If you’re gonna be dumb... You better be tough!
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Granton Midget fruit knife ring turn
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bronze4u wrote:Another ring turn win on eBay!
GEORGE WOSTENHOLM XL, Sheffield
Yellow celluloid 59DCC071-472E-43C0-A472-855360454062.jpeg42B5350B-C2A6-48E5-9E73-0A1236B562F8.jpeg
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Another score in the mail!!! Christmas tree celluloid scales. Cool one!
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Another one in the mail! British silver, one bladed. Sheffield, of course. Looks like blade tip has slight bend...
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Another knice one. Like the idea of a silver one. Also enjoyed your web site. Thanks.
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doglegg wrote:Another knice one. Like the idea of a silver one. Also enjoyed your web site. Thanks.
Yes, silver is cool right? Thank you! I am glad you liked the website. It has been something I made and have tended for over 18 years now.
Kirk
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Great knives man! Really like the Canal Street...
Your website is really nice! Real labor of love...
Keep up the great work!
Willy
Your website is really nice! Real labor of love...
Keep up the great work!
Willy
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Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof.
Matthew 6:34
Winston Churchill
Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof.
Matthew 6:34
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WillyCamaro wrote:Great knives man! Really like the Canal Street...
Your website is really nice! Real labor of love...
Keep up the great work!
Willy
Thanks! This Canal Street is not mine. But I have one for sure. Thanks for checking out my website.
It is a lot of work to make a bronze. (Definitely, has to be a love to do thing.)
Cheers
Kirk
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Some of the new ones are in.
Kirk
Kirk
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All nice ring turns Kirk ... Congrats on the silver one as I knew you were on the hunt for one... that one above you noted at top of page as a fruit knife with the serrations reminds me of a bread knife but I am not at all a fruit knife expert.. is the blade solid or plated silver?
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Thanks LongBlade! I have several silver now, all in the last few months for some reason?LongBlade wrote:All nice ring turns Kirk ... Congrats on the silver one as I knew you were on the hunt for one... that one above you noted at top of page as a fruit knife with the serrations reminds me of a bread knife but I. Am not at all a fruit knife expert.. is the blade solid or plated silver?
I agree, however it even has 'Fruit' in script on the handle. As well, balde is solid just shiny -
Granton® is a trademark of the Granton knife company of Sheffield, England. But many knife companies tend to use the term Granton to describe a particular knife blade edge. A Granton blade has a row of identical dimples (or scallops) on both sides of the blade.
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Thanks Kirk
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Scored another Granton Fruit knife! Sellers pics.
Just missing it’s ring
Kirk
Just missing it’s ring
Kirk
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Very nice collection !
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The SR marked one is probably Southern Railway.
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Another fine Ring Opener example bronze .
I have never seen that turn mechanism type before. Perhaps for a key chain?
(You are the "Ring Turn King")
I have never seen that turn mechanism type before. Perhaps for a key chain?
(You are the "Ring Turn King")
It's always important to know what you don't know.
Dan
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Maybe! Thank you!98src wrote:The SR marked one is probably Southern Railway.
K
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The ring helps turn open the blades. Many think it was designed so ladies wouldn’t break their nails? Or for the blind to open a knife....Old Folder wrote:Another fine Ring Opener example bronze .
I have never seen that turn mechanism type before. Perhaps for a key chain?
(You are the "Ring Turn King")
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Thanks OSCAR!OSCAR wrote:Very nice collection !
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I suppose I should clarify my original statement above.bronze4u wrote:The ring helps turn open the blades. Many think it was designed so ladies wouldn’t break their nails? Or for the blind to open a knife....Old Folder wrote:Another fine Ring Opener example bronze .
I have never seen that turn mechanism type before. Perhaps for a key chain?
(You are the "Ring Turn King")
I am very familiar with ring opener knives, I even own a couple.
I was referring to the "type" of your above recently posted knife with the "key-ring" hole in the turning mechanism.
I should pay more attention to my "Preview" prior to hitting "Submit"
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B4U, I showed my ring turn opener knife to some of the kinfolks and several of the ladies mentioned they liked it as it would not break a nail.
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Ok. I admit I’m ignorant. Been collecting nearly 45 years but never saw those before. What exactly is a ring opener? They look great btw.
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Oscar, they have a little 'key ring' on the side and that is used to open and close the knife. Several good ones posted on this thread. Interesting little knives.
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Hey knife friends, I know I haven't been on much lately... I haven't really been 'on the hunt', as before. But, I do check my hunting grounds from time to time... I just scored this unique looking ring turn on the Bay. Since I now have over 120 ring turn knives I am more select. Though actually there hasn't been anything out there lately. Anyhow, this is a vintage D. Peres ring turn. This old knife advertises the Boardwalk at Atlantic City The Absecon Lighthouse and Marlborough Blenheim Castle. None of which is familiar to me! I do like embossed or reliefs on brass though!
Kirk
Kirk
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