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Thanks David, Roger, Mike, Mike R, and Floyd.
Mike R., $24/dozen sounds like a great deal! Thanks for posting that, nice to see.
Mike R., $24/dozen sounds like a great deal! Thanks for posting that, nice to see.
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I’ve had this NYKnife MOP for few years. I think it should go to someone who has matching initials. Looks to me that the initials are C D R. Tang stamp is NEW YORK over KNIFE CO over WALDON. Closed length is 2 7/8”. Blade etch reads “De Luxe”. Good snap.
PM me with your address if you or someone you know would like to have this little beauty and I’ll send it to you. Steve B.
PM me with your address if you or someone you know would like to have this little beauty and I’ll send it to you. Steve B.
Steve B.
Keep your edge sharp, otherwise you just can't cut it.
Looking for Carrier Cutlery and early Robeson with Elmira tang stamps.
Keep your edge sharp, otherwise you just can't cut it.
Looking for Carrier Cutlery and early Robeson with Elmira tang stamps.
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Cool little knife, Steve B. I love those old fonts.
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knifegnome, I've got a knife like yours. Top right.knifegnome wrote: ↑Sat May 29, 2021 8:03 pm Wallkill River Works was a house brand of New York Knife Co. , dates from 1928-1931.
One of my favorite packers. Snappy. 3 5/16"
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Cool knife Joe.
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That is a deluxe. Too bad it's not initialed RDC.I would be your man.bladebuddy wrote: ↑Mon Sep 20, 2021 8:01 pm I’ve had this NYKnife MOP for few years. I think it should go to someone who has matching initials. Looks to me that the initials are C D R. Tang stamp is NEW YORK over KNIFE CO over WALDON. Closed length is 2 7/8”. Blade etch reads “De Luxe”. Good snap.
PM me with your address if you or someone you know would like to have this little beauty and I’ll send it to you. Steve B.
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Early Official Boy Scout knife with Be Prepared shield, great snap and some "Be Prepared" etch still visible.
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Knifegnome very nice Scout Really like that bone jigging!
Here is a large Jack (4 & 3/8 inches Jumbo Jack size) with fancy bolster.
Here is a large Jack (4 & 3/8 inches Jumbo Jack size) with fancy bolster.
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Knifenome done liked your knife on another page and I still like it here.
Duffer that is a great looking jack.
Duffer that is a great looking jack.
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Great looking knife Duffer, love those bolsters.You have some great looking NYK posted.Are NYK the main company you collect?
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Duffer,just noticed the Robesons in your photo, I have a large Robeson Shuredge display case in my den.
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Thanks knifegnome and doglegg for your nice comments!
Knifegnome I am particularly fond of Robeson PocketEze, Mastercraft, No-Rustain and Perma lube folders. But mainly the PocketEze line. I also pursue and collect Schrades (anything pre WWII). I am also a big fan of NYK folders How about you?
Knifegnome I am particularly fond of Robeson PocketEze, Mastercraft, No-Rustain and Perma lube folders. But mainly the PocketEze line. I also pursue and collect Schrades (anything pre WWII). I am also a big fan of NYK folders How about you?
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Cool knife knifegnome.That's a great pattern Duffer. Love the bone and bolsters. Duffer's knife collecting nickname is "the Hoover."
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Beautiful knife, knifegnome.
That Lloyd has some beautiful knives that's for sure!
That Lloyd has some beautiful knives that's for sure!
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I just added an all metal, New York Knife Co. to my collection.
It needs a little clean-up and I need to fix the tip of the main blade.
BUT.... it still has a nice blade etch that reads...."E H BEST & Co"....
Here is a few sellers pics...
This should be a fun one to clean up...
It needs a little clean-up and I need to fix the tip of the main blade.
BUT.... it still has a nice blade etch that reads...."E H BEST & Co"....
Here is a few sellers pics...
This should be a fun one to clean up...
"Life is tough.... but it's tougher if you're stupid."....John Wayne
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Cool knife, Mike, show more after you have a chance to work it over.Meridian_Mike wrote: ↑Fri Oct 29, 2021 2:38 pm I just added an all metal, New York Knife Co. to my collection.
It needs a little clean-up and I need to fix the tip of the main blade.
BUT.... it still has a nice blade etch that reads...."E H BEST & Co"....
Here is a few sellers pics...
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This should be a fun one to clean up...
Ike
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That's a nice little knife, Mike.
The New York Knife Co. stamp is always a plus.
Very attractive graphics on that blade.
The New York Knife Co. stamp is always a plus.
Very attractive graphics on that blade.
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Nice old Knife Mike!!