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Here is the next to last one I just got. 3 3/4" and beefy. It's a beauty!!!
Here is the next to last one I just got. 3 3/4" and beefy. It's a beauty!!!
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This is just a beautiful old knife, Mike, and so are the others.
What a great show of knives.
What a great show of knives.
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Nice group of knives Mike. All look factory new.
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Beeeee-Uuuuuuu-Teeeeeeee-Fuuuuuuuuuuul. Wow is that gorgeous, love the swell center.galvanic1882 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 07, 2023 12:32 pm Thanks guys
Here is the next to last one I just got. 3 3/4" and beefy. It's a beauty!!!
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Won’t find many as nice as that one Mike!!
I’ve got a couple but that’s a hard show to follow. Very nice collection!
I’ve got a couple but that’s a hard show to follow. Very nice collection!
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Here is the last one from the group of 7 that I was able to get and a picture of all of them in the display case. Knife is 3 3/4" closed and has INK!!! Always love the etch and ink. This is my favorite of the 7!! No brass on the knife, nickel silver liners and pins.
Here is the last one from the group of 7 that I was able to get and a picture of all of them in the display case. Knife is 3 3/4" closed and has INK!!! Always love the etch and ink. This is my favorite of the 7!! No brass on the knife, nickel silver liners and pins.
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One word.....Awesome!galvanic1882 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 08, 2023 2:16 pm Thanks guys
Here is the last one from the group of 7 that I was able to get and a picture of all of them in the display case. Knife is 3 3/4" closed and has INK!!! Always love the etch and ink. This is my favorite of the 7!! No brass on the knife, nickel silver liners and pins.
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I am stunned that display and those knives leave me speechless. Thanks for sharing.
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Incredible collection and display Mike. congrats
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In keeping with the NYK knives I have been posting here is something a bit different. Salesman would send out notices that they were on their way to prospective buyers before going to see them. I am always on the lookout for them. These two I bought years apart, years ago. One is from a salesman for Electric Cutlery and the other is from a salesman from NYK co. 10 years apart but the same salesman!! Go figure. The 4-blade knife on the right is an Electric Cutlery NJ knife and the 5 blade is a NYK co knife. Calling card are on top.
In keeping with the NYK knives I have been posting here is something a bit different. Salesman would send out notices that they were on their way to prospective buyers before going to see them. I am always on the lookout for them. These two I bought years apart, years ago. One is from a salesman for Electric Cutlery and the other is from a salesman from NYK co. 10 years apart but the same salesman!! Go figure. The 4-blade knife on the right is an Electric Cutlery NJ knife and the 5 blade is a NYK co knife. Calling card are on top.
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This has been quite a showing Mike. A really nice collection of NYK knives for sure!! Those cards are really nice
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All are amazing knives Mike, just stunning.
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Thanks to Roger Cunningham for offering me this unique NYK Hammer Brand sheepsfoot jack. Small knife 2 7/8" with a lot of features for such a small knife, curved frame, double bolster, rat tail bolster. Easily the smallest sheepsfoot jack in my collection, pictures show it next to a curved Ulster sheepsfoot for size reference.
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Pretty amazing knife John.
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Beautiful John You just gotta love the jigging and the richness and depth of color in those handles! Only time produces that result.
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Could you call that a mini loom fixer? J.O'.
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Thank you all for the comments J.O., I don't consider a sheepsfoot jack a loom fixer, if you look at the loom fixer the blade flares out going towards the tip where a sheepsfoot blade is straight, I categorize them as 2 different blades.
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Okay J.O'.
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Gorgeous. Wow do I like that one. Congrats on a fabulous piece. And on the others from that batch on the last page. What a sweeeeeeeeeeet group.galvanic1882 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 07, 2023 12:32 pm Thanks guys
Here is the next to last one I just got. 3 3/4" and beefy. It's a beauty!!!
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Gorgeous. Congrats. Eeeeeeeexcelleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeent.JohnR wrote: ↑Mon Mar 27, 2023 5:16 pm Thanks to Roger Cunningham for offering me this unique NYK Hammer Brand sheepsfoot jack. Small knife 2 7/8" with a lot of features for such a small knife, curved frame, double bolster, rat tail bolster. Easily the smallest sheepsfoot jack in my collection, pictures show it next to a curved Ulster sheepsfoot for size reference.
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Those are the coolest pieces of cutlery I've ever seen!!galvanic1882 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 09, 2023 1:15 pm Thanks guys
In keeping with the NYK knives I have been posting here is something a bit different. Salesman would send out notices that they were on their way to prospective buyers before going to see them. I am always on the lookout for them. These two I bought years apart, years ago. One is from a salesman for Electric Cutlery and the other is from a salesman from NYK co. 10 years apart but the same salesman!! Go figure. The 4-blade knife on the right is an Electric Cutlery NJ knife and the 5 blade is a NYK co knife. Calling card are on top.
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