The Southington Cutlery Company, Let's See Yours

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Nice knife Joe, Southington is another of those old companies that made very high quality knives. They are not easy to find in good condition.
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It is very true, John.
I'm always glad to find one.
Thanks for the nice comment. ::tu::
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Clear stamp Joe. ::tu:: ::tu::
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FRJ wrote:This old thread should be put back in service.
Another Knife Collector started it off with good information and a beautiful knife. ::tu::

Here is a fine little (3 5/16") equal end jack with Ebony covers and half stop on both blades.
Except for that crack above the shield and some blade loss, this knife is a good as the day it left the bench.
What a honey!

Thanks for looking.
This town is busy with plazas now and a popular gunstore and Smith. I have knever seen this brand and that one is kneat. As good as knew.
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These are the only 2 Southington's I have, both unusual, one is a large jack with bone on one side and stag on the other with 2 different tang stamps and the other is a baby Barlow that unfortunately was cleaned but still a very nice knife, the last pic shows it in comparison to a standard Barlow and a 14 TC Barlow which is a small one.
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John, that is pretty cool old Southington jack, saved from one week to the next. :D

That little Barlow is a great knife. ::tu::

Thanks, John.
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FRJ wrote:John, that is pretty cool old Southington jack, saved from one week to the next. :D

That little Barlow is a great knife. ::tu::

Thanks, John.
Thanks Joe, appreciate it. I found that Jack at a junker flea market in PA, quite a surprise to come across that. The Barlow fooled me as I bought it online and was expecting a full size Barlow with The SC Co bolster stamp, imagine my surprise when that little knife came out of the box, have never come across another like it.
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Nice one Joe.
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Thanks, Lyle. ::tu::
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Missed your nice little collection John. You have amassed quite an overall antique collection.
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wlf wrote:Missed your nice little collection John. You have amassed quite an overall antique collection.

Thank you Lyle, really love the old knives.
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Here's a nice little dog leg jack from Southington. 3 1/2" closed. Two snappy half stops. :)
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Good thread to bring back to life, Joe! I really like the old ebony jacks, the dogleg especially! ::tu:: A couple of very nice knives, John! I really like the strongly arched tang stamps on the pen blade of the jack and both blades of the barlow! ::tu::
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Nice one Joe. ::tu::
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That's a great one Joe!
Another brand to collect... ::facepalm::
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Great old dog leg Joe!
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Thanks, everyone for your nice comments. Much appreciated. ::handshake::
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You and John get your share Joe. :)
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Cool score Joe - looks to be a hefty dogleg and a Southington to boot ::tu:: ::tu:: ....
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