Knives from PA

[PA Knives]

Such an unusual and unique pattern. Great to see them. Your collection is a real winner. I am envious of your dedication to the farmers knife

[Waukonda]

These are Wostenholms, English made Michells Seeds of Philadelphia Pa.

Thanks for showing those beauties, Lyle, they are really special. Are those initials on the shield of that smooth bone?

Incidentally, I have a Challenge FJ with an etch "Schell's Quality Seeds Harrisburg, Pa". When I first saw your post, I initially thought that you were showing more Schell's knives before my brain corrected itself.

[1967redrider]

Nice ones, Lyle. You know I'm still on the lookout for you.

[Ivoryman]

Bradford in yellow, Titusville in red

[Waukonda]

Bradford in yellow, Titusville in red

2 great looking knives!

[bladebuddy]

Here are some of my PA knives, from left to right wolfertz, Penn knife, case XX, S&M, Hollingsworth, E K Tryon
This is a nice thread, let’s keep it going. Steve B.

[PA Knives]

Those are awesome. The first I've seen a Hollingsworth in that pattern

[Ivoryman]

S&M

[knifeaddict1965]

S&M

Great knives everyone!

Another beautiful shot I-Man! Love the bone & the Wharnnie on that Schatt.

[Ivoryman]

Thanks Waukonda, thanks knifeaddict, nice of you both to compliment. Glad to read constructive feedback, thanks again.

[edgy46]

S&M

Love that bone. Here is a relic, over 150 years old. Beaver Falls cutlery.

[galvanic1882]

Some Beaver Falls knives and paperwork

[edgy46]

Some Beaver Falls knives and paperwork

WOW that is a beauty

[1967redrider]

You have quite the museum, Mike.

[Ivoryman]

Thanks for the comments all. This is an Edward K. Tryon Philadelphia.

[PA Knives]

Mike your Beaver Falls collection is just awesome. I missed winning an auction years ago on a Beaver Falls short sword. Gosh, I wish I won that. Keep the PA Knives coming

[wlf]

Just enterloping here. Great thread.

Anyone have any info on H. A. Dreere, Phil'a tang stamp.

Charlie Noyes

I have a couple, a stag Walden made knife and I'm not real sure who made the other ( I had thought Utica, but it's not their bone ). Their were several prominent horticultural firms in Pa.

[Ivoryman]

Just enterloping here. Great thread.

Anyone have any info on H. A. Dreere, Phil'a tang stamp.

Charlie Noyes

I have a couple, a stag Walden made knife and I'm not real sure who made the other ( I had thought Utica, but it's not their bone ). Their were several prominent horticultural firms in Pa.

That H.A. Dreere has some sweeeeeet bones. Love the color and jigging. Beauty of a knife.

[knifeaholic]

Please look at this knife that I just posted under Q&A...is it a tang mark from an odd PA knife company?

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[New_Windsor_NY]

Please.....

Try a Google search of Lamson Goodnow Stainless Cutlery Co McKeesport PA.

[knifeaholic]

Please.....

Try a Google search of Lamson Goodnow Stainless Cutlery Co McKeesport PA.

Thank You!!

[New_Windsor_NY]

Thank.....

You're welcome.

[PA Knives]

Check out this Allentown knife. It us in great condition. Also note the accompanying paperwork from 1898 with Fred Wolfertz's actual signature. I was once told “you really like knives” You bet I do. Particularly when you have supporting ephemera I showed you mine now show me yours LOL

[doglegg]

Check out this Allentown knife. It us in great condition. Also note the accompanying paperwork from 1898 with Fred Wolfertz's actual signature. I was once told “you really like knives” You bet I do. Particularly when you have supporting ephemera I showed you mine now show me yours LOL

Exceptional combination.

[Waukonda]

Check out this Allentown knife. It us in great condition. Also note the accompanying paperwork from 1898 with Fred Wolfertz's actual signature. I was once told “you really like knives” You bet I do. Particularly when you have supporting ephemera I showed you mine now show me yours LOL

That is extremely impressive!