Old Ebony Wood Handle Knives

[Ridgegrass]

W.R. Case & Son. 1902-05 ???? O'.

[FRJ]

W.R. Case & Son. 1902-05 ???? O'.

I really like this possibility, O', but I see no room for Little Valley, NY
or Cutlery Co. or Bradford Pa., but they may have used a smaller stamp to accommodate the small tang.
That wouldn't be unheard of.
I think I'll be carrying it soon.

Thank you.

[Ridgegrass]

Looks like an old Case pattern and shield? O'.

[FRJ]

Looks like an old Case pattern and shield? O'.

I think I'll adopt that description for the knife.

[toomanyknives]

Some amazing knives, everyone!

[ObsidianEdge]

Miller Brothers.

[doglegg]

Miller Brothers.

Mike the fleam blade really sets that one apart.

[Ridgegrass]

Couple unique beauties there! J.O'.

[QTCut5]

Miller Brothers.

Very nice condition, too.

The knife in the bottom photo is interesting. Don't recall ever seeing one like that before. Is it a specialty knife of some sort? Curious about the cap bolster situation...what's that all about?

[ObsidianEdge]

Thanks fellers. The bottom picture is of a 7-inch closed skinning knife with a gut hook at the end. Patent 1,065,863 6/24/1913 Carter, Issac T., of Emmitsburg, IA - Skinning Knife (Gut Hook in Notched Handle with Hooked Blade), (made by Miller Brothers "Carter Skinning Knife") I think Miller Bros. only made this pattern for a few years. The etch is there but faint. The gut hook is sharp and it closes.
MB told me most of the above years ago when I first bought it.

[wlf]

DPed

[wlf]

Both are great but I love the gut hook knife Mike, I wouldn't even need an etch.
That skinning blade is so

[1967redrider]

Well, I just posted these on another old Ebony thread.

Left to right, top to bottom-

Camillus
Continental
Dwight Divine
Russell
Challenge
Keen Kutter
Northfield
Ulster
Cattaraugus
Keen Kutter
Walden
Keen Kutter
Empire
Cattaraugus
Keen Kutter
New York Knife Co./Hammer Brand
New York Knife Co./Hammer Brand
Empire
New York Knife Co.

[1967redrider]

Thanks fellers. The bottom picture is of a 7-inch closed skinning knife with a gut hook at the end. Patent 1,065,863 6/24/1913 Carter, Issac T., of Emmitsburg, IA - Skinning Knife (Gut Hook in Notched Handle with Hooked Blade), (made by Miller Brothers "Carter Skinning Knife") I think Miller Bros. only made this pattern for a few years. The etch is there but faint. The gut hook is sharp and it closes.
MB told me most of the above years ago when I first bought it.

I saw 2 of these at the Shenandoah Valley show, I think one belonged to Gene. Very impressive size, I think Gene said these were made for a Chicago butcher.

[QTCut5]

Top to Bottom:

Howard Bros, Germany
Miller Bros, Meriden
New York Knife Co, Walden
Henry Sears & Son 1865
Van Camp H & I
A.W. Wadsworth & Sons, Germany

[Miller Bro's]

Miller Brothers.

Awesome!

[Miller Bro's]

Well, I just posted these on another old Ebony thread.

Nice John!

[Miller Bro's]

Top to Bottom:

Howard Bros, Germany
Miller Bros, Meriden
New York Knife Co, Walden
Henry Sears & Son 1865
Van Camp H & I
A.W. Wadsworth & Sons, Germany

Nice selection of knives Q

[peanut740]

Miller Brothers.

Mike,that 3 blade is still a killer!

[1967redrider]

Well, I just posted these on another old Ebony thread.

Nice John!

Thanks, Dimitri.

[toomanyknives]

Top to Bottom:

Howard Bros, Germany
Miller Bros, Meriden
New York Knife Co, Walden
Henry Sears & Son 1865
Van Camp H & I
A.W. Wadsworth & Sons, Germany

Fantastic!

[doglegg]

Top to Bottom:

Howard Bros, Germany
Miller Bros, Meriden
New York Knife Co, Walden
Henry Sears & Son 1865
Van Camp H & I
A.W. Wadsworth & Sons, Germany

Yes Sir!!!

[ObsidianEdge]

Thanks MB and Roger. Glad you sold that one to me Roger.

Nice herd of ebony Q!