EE's -- A Bakers Dozen

[RobesonsRme.com]

Multi-Blade Pearls and others:

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Charlie your robesons are wonderful to see.

I think I have one of the same jr cattles that you do. Mine is missing the shield. It's an exceptionally well made knife, with basically perfect fit and finish, great snap and solid as a rock. Good thin grinds that cut well. Very slim and well rounded handles like a proper knife. No factory does hafting like this anymore.

[RobesonsRme.com]

A few more:

[RobesonsRme.com]

KnifeSlinger, I think the shield on your knife probably looked like this:

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Thanks Charlie. Perhaps I can find a parts knife with a correct shield to put on mine.

Another robeson that I like is this little jack. It also happens to be an equal end.

[FRJ]

What a great contribution, thanks again, Charlie. Always love those pearls.

Thank you, Paul, for your nice knives.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

I appreciate it Joe. You have some very fine knives yourself.

[zoogirl]

Ok, left to right -
Deer scene - Solingen stainless
Gentlemans knife - Max Weyde Solingen
French Ivory advertising Barber-Ellis - Park & Marshal England
Pearl - Stainless Steel Japan
Stainless pen - IXL
Century Of Progress 1933 Chicago - Seneca Cutlery Utica
White Penknife - Pal Brand Germany
Tiny white pen - Imperial Mexico
Dark Brown Jigged - ? but it’s a match for a Colonial I have
Celluloid Souvineer of Seattle - Kent
Tiny MOP - Coppola Parodi Italy
Celluloid CE Erickson advertising - Quick Point St Louis

[royal0014]

Good gravy Charlie ! I think you gave knife7nut a run for his money !!

That's a tough act to follow . . . .

[FRJ]

Thank you, zoogirl, a very nice collection of knives.

[doglegg]

Ann, your collection is growing! At first all I saw was fixed blades but now!

[RalphAlsip]

It is a pleasure to look at the nice equal end patterns that have been posted. Here is a bakers dozen with eleven 3 5/8" and two 3 3/8" equal end patterns from a variety of brands. Most of these have been posted individually elsewhere on AAPK. The image size is large so it will be slow to download if you try to enlarge it.

[FRJ]

A very sharp looking Bakers Dozen, Jerry.
I appreciate you showing them here.
Thank you.

[doglegg]

Hey Jerry, include a little smelling salts with that picture. I think I just OD'd on beautiful bone. Great bunch of knives.

[FRJ]

Here is an Equal End dog groomers knife.

[FRJ]

Here's two fine Ulsters.

[FRJ]

A couple of Shapleigh Cattle knives.

[FRJ]

Here's a very special pen given to me by Lee (LongBlade).

A very nice knife.

[doglegg]

FRJ is the handle on that one of Elephant origin? I think I can see that in the pictures. Knice knife and beautiful handles.

[Quick Steel]

[doglegg]

Like the sculpting on the bones QS!

[Quick Steel]

Thank you doglegg. As I pointed out the last time I posted this, the steer's head is carved right from the bone, not something applied to it.

[FRJ]

FRJ is the handle on that one of Elephant origin? I think I can see that in the pictures. Knice knife and beautiful handles.

Thank you, doglegg. Ol' George put French ivory on this one. It's one of my nicest little pens.

[FRJ]

Thank you for putting such a beautiful Cattle knife in this thread, Quick Steel.
That knife is a real piece of work. I wasn't aware that the handles were carved like that.
And I didn't know that Queen did such a thing. I think I have seen Imperial with those covers and I'm sure they weren't carved.
A very nice knife.

[Quick Steel]

I appreciate the comment FRJ. As you may know, this was a Queen/Joe Pardue effort.