Fulton Whittler Pocket Knife

[TCassidy]

I am trying to research this brand without much luck, I have tried Sears & Roebuck and Hibbard Spencer, & Bartlett, I don't think this knife is associated with them, there is no country on tang and all three blades are stamped with the same mark, any info would be appreciated.

[winst]

Fulton Cutlery Works Rochester New York.....early 1900s. Also made other bladed tools...butcher knives....draw knives...some produced in Ohio.

[Mumbleypeg]

Goins’ Encyclopedia of Cutlery Markings says:

Ken

[TCassidy]

I have researched all those companies listed in Goins, but I can't find cannot be sure, there are no examples of tangs stamps to verifiy.

[FRJ]

I have looked in my Tweedale's encyclopedia and my London Book and found no Fulton Cutlery.

It's a handsome whittler.

[knifeaholic]

I just sold this pair, German made but appear to be of newer vintage than the OP knife.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/257383914739

[TCassidy]

Thanks foe the photos, I thought it might German or Great Britian Because of the symbol, I may have to give up, but thanks to everyone for the comments and photos.

[1967redrider]

One thing is for sure, that's some sweet ol' pickbone.

[RobesonsRme.com]

“I have researched all those companies listed in Goins, but I can't find cannot be sure, there are no examples of tangs stamps to verifiy.“

Every one of those bold company id’s in Goins is a verbatim tang stamp John Goins personally saw and recorded . Those are verified tang stamps.

I have no idea how those listed Fulton stamps were related.

Robeson restamped some of their knives, F. C. CO. and those have always been thought to have been made for Fulton.