This NYKC Hammer Brand cigar has an Imperial Hammer Brand secondary blade!
Normally the second blade would have the New York Knife Co. stamp.
Guess if the shoe fits....
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Mixed Up Hammer Brand Cigar!
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Mixed Up Hammer Brand Cigar!
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Re: Mixed Up Hammer Brand Cigar!
hmmm I saw that one but didn't look that close...
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Re: Mixed Up Hammer Brand Cigar!
Did they usually have steel pins and nickel bolsters? Might be a repair job.
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Re: Mixed Up Hammer Brand Cigar!
Guys,
I do not think there is not enough in the photos to say this is a NYKC at all. The frame? Maybe, The first blade Imperial, hard to say about the second one. There is no question that one has been apart though
I do not think there is not enough in the photos to say this is a NYKC at all. The frame? Maybe, The first blade Imperial, hard to say about the second one. There is no question that one has been apart though
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Re: Mixed Up Hammer Brand Cigar!
Teachable moment here.............
Would a knife like that normally have two full length blades ?
Most of the cigar jacks I've seen had a full sized spear or clip blade and a smaller pen blade.
Phil
Would a knife like that normally have two full length blades ?
Most of the cigar jacks I've seen had a full sized spear or clip blade and a smaller pen blade.
Phil
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Re: Mixed Up Hammer Brand Cigar!
The long pull running all the way through the blade and into the swedge is a typical characteristic of NYKC.
I believe the frame and main are correct.
The secondary blade looks to have been altered from an Imperial spear. With the U.S.A. stamp, it dates the blade to '45 - '55.
NYKC used steel pins with there steel bolsters and NS pins with the NS bolsters.
I'm with you Phil, normally they have a pen as the secondary blade.
BUT hay, it WAS advertised as a "Hammer Brand", and that's exactly what it says on the blades!
...... Joe
I believe the frame and main are correct.
The secondary blade looks to have been altered from an Imperial spear. With the U.S.A. stamp, it dates the blade to '45 - '55.
NYKC used steel pins with there steel bolsters and NS pins with the NS bolsters.
I'm with you Phil, normally they have a pen as the secondary blade.
BUT hay, it WAS advertised as a "Hammer Brand", and that's exactly what it says on the blades!
...... Joe
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