The Napanoch Knife Company Napanoch N.Y.

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Any idea who made this monster knife for Jack Knife Ben? 5 3/8 with iron bolsters and liners.
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No idea, but I sure like it.
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Lately, I was fortunate enough to acquire a couple of Napanoch multi—tool knives...

The first one & the real prize is the complete № 8000A 9 piece set in the original leather pouch. The tools including the spear point blade share a jigged bone lockback handle. Each tool is stamped with the patent date 1/29/1907.
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Just before buying that set, I picked up this № 602... an equal end wood handled, single blade folding jack that had tools that interlocked at the other end. Unfortunately the dealer didn't have any of the tools the originally came with the knife.
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WOW!!! ::oh_my:: That's a really amazing set! ::tu:: ::tu::

Great find! ::nod::
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Very amazing! :shock:
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Great find, Ken! ::tu::
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Came in the mail today,I haven't found a Napanoch in quite awhile,Excellent snap with 1/2 stops and Cocobolo handles.
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Very nice ::tu:: ::tu::
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That is in pretty pristine condition, great find! 👍💯

What's the closed length?
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Great name great knife ::tu:: ::tu::
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That's a nice coke bottle. :)
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SWEET... ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu:: 8)
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Great tool kits Ken, I love those Napanoch Tool kits,I have a Bone set like yours ,but the blade is snapped in half and the Napanoch fixed blade handle,also have a set but with an Ebony wood handle and push in tools,I am missing the can opener blade for this set.Also have an ink eraser in Ebony.
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Nice find on the jack, knifegnome! ::tu:: Great looking catalog as well! I really like the tool kit sets as well! ::tu::
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I have one with the ebony handle with only the spear blade. I think they are more rare than the bone set. I did have a nice bone one that I sold back a few years. The tools between the bone and ebony are not interchangeable. The ebony tools are way thicker where they fit into the handle. I think the ebony set was the original set made by Napanoch. I never found any tools for my ebony handle. Beautiful old tool sets.

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Very nice knifegnome, really like those ebony jacks ::tu:: ::tu::
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Same here.....NICE! ::tu::
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Yesterday I added this pocket knife to my collection. It's an Ulery U11, single blade, hawkbill pruner(?) pocket knife. This is the description that is in Goins. "ULERY NEW YORK USA. This marking was seen on an all-metal knife made on the Allen Cutlery Company patent. It was made by the Napanoch Knife Company about 1917-1919." It received a gentle cleaning. I took some pictures and here it is.

For more information on the ALLEN CUTLERY COMPANY, click on this link (it's safe, it's AAPK):
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***** A VERY VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU goes out to Steve B., aka bladebuddy, for his thoughtfulness and generosity in giving me this knife. THANK YOU Steve. :D ::tu:: ::handshake:: *****
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Interesting, nice pickup, Skip! ::tu::
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danno50 wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2020 8:43 pm Interesting.....
Thank you Dan. ::tu::
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New_Windsor_NY wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2020 8:28 pm Yesterday I added this pocket knife to my collection. It's an Ulery U11, single blade, hawkbill pruner(?) pocket knife. This is the description that is in Goins. "ULERY NEW YORK USA. This marking was seen on an all-metal knife made on the Allen Cutlery Company patent. It was made by the Napanoch Knife Company about 1917-1919." It received a gentle cleaning. I took some pictures and here it is.

For more information on the ALLEN CUTLERY COMPANY, click on this link (it's safe, it's AAPK):
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***** A VERY VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU goes out to Steve B., aka bladebuddy, for his thoughtfulness and generosity in giving me this knife. THANK YOU Steve. :D ::tu:: ::handshake:: *****
Cool knife Skip! Nice of bladebuddy to gift it to a great knifer and person! Enjoy Skip! :)
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woodwalker wrote: Sun Aug 23, 2020 12:19 am Cool knife Skip.....
Thank you Kevin. ::tu::
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knife7knut wrote: Mon Apr 04, 2011 5:11 pm
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You were smart to turn this one down...a fake made out of a German knife...in my opinion.
You think so Steve?It looked pretty good to me but I've been fooled before.Here are some more pictures of it including the tang stamp.I don't know if he still has it or not but if it is a fake I would like to let him know.BTW all the blades were stamped if I recall correctly.
i think you are correct steve. i have the exact same knife stamped. soligen germany
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I played our Mystery knife game for real on Ebay Sunday evening.I was skimming along on ebay and saw a knife I immediately thought was a Napanoch X100X or a Winchester 1920 ,the auction title was" Two horn handled pocketknives no names ,rusty. The photos were average but good enough to convince me the knife was what I thought.I received the knife today poorly packaged but intact.I finally got one of my "Grail" knives the Napanoch X100X.
I added a little oil and the full blade has excellent snap.I have to clean up some rust ,I know some of you guys soak your knives so I will need recommendations on what works best.I definitely feel I won the mystery game today.
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Congratulations knifegnome! Great looking survivor, the blade itself is real nice.
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