KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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Knice scores guys! ::tu::
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Found these two this morning at a trade day, now to find some shields.....

Both Bokers,
- First one a little Alemania 1/2 Congress? or is it just a Pen knife? with good snap and good bone with one tight crack on the back scale.
- Other is a Rough Black Stockman with full blades and good snap, still need some cleaning. May try to find a shell casing to fit for this shield.
(SWEET - Update, a quick call to Boker and they have a 9mm round shield on the way to me, no bar shield in stock though...)
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buck16: That's a really good looking knife. ::tu::
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Got home today to find another of old Bens hunting knives in my mail box it was his old Marbles.Bens friend have been delivering me a knife a month since he died.
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Nice old Marbles GD! ::drool::
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Thanx Geno that 41 is a gem.the sheath is not original Ben wore the original out in the 80's.
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The stag has wonderful color/warmth to it which I assume comes from years of use.
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I've always wanted one of these vintage carving knives.....and the hammer...... ::paranoid::
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Found these this morning

Case xx 6120
Ranger single blade liner lock. I haven't seen many single blades of this knife
Colonial elec knife with hawkbill blade
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Those are some great finds. I especially like the electrician knife. ::tu::
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I just picked this up....Still waiting for delivery so pics are small.
Knife only has JEO on tang,,,
Any ideas what its history is?
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I like that one,neat bolsters and blade roahco.
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RHOACO wrote:I just picked this up....Still waiting for delivery so pics are small.
Knife only has JEO on tang,,,
Any ideas what its history is?
Thanks
Robert
Hi Robert, I have one just like it. Mine is marked Skandia Tools. I searched but found nothing about them until I posted a query at BritishBlades.com. I got this answer:

"I bought one of these several years ago direct from a Sheffield maker; they're made to a generic pattern in Sheffield with blank blades and then stamped for whoever orders them: for resale or corporate issue, so there's no 'Sheffield' stamp. Marketed I believe as an electrician's knife."

Here is a photo of mine. They are a nice solid, well made knife.
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vikingdog wrote:
RHOACO wrote:I just picked this up....Still waiting for delivery so pics are small.
Knife only has JEO on tang,,,
Any ideas what its history is?
Thanks
Robert
Hi Robert, I have one just like it. Mine is marked Skandia Tools. I searched but found nothing about them until I posted a query at BritishBlades.com. I got this answer:

"I bought one of these several years ago direct from a Sheffield maker; they're made to a generic pattern in Sheffield with blank blades and then stamped for whoever orders them: for resale or corporate issue, so there's no 'Sheffield' stamp. Marketed I believe as an electrician's knife."

Here is a photo of mine. They are a nice solid, well made knife.

Wow...
Thanks vikingdog,
A man could look high and LOW for info on a rare knife and then they could post a question on AAPK and SHAZAM!!!

Thanks...Gives me a starting point...I have a Sheffield sterling carving set and the bolsters resemble somewhat as I recall..(they are in storage)..

Again THANKS.... :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

OH PS:
Great patina on your knife...
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E.C. Simmons Keen Kutter, #0797 sleeveboard pen knife.
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WB58+Geno knice knives ::nod:: Geno does that 3 blade have wood scales?

Nope they are synthetic or plastic as us old folks say ;)
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RHOACO wrote:

Wow...
Thanks vikingdog,
A man could look high and LOW for info on a rare knife and then they could post a question on AAPK and SHAZAM!!!

Thanks...Gives me a starting point...I have a Sheffield sterling carving set and the bolsters resemble somewhat as I recall..(they are in storage)..

Again THANKS.... :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

OH PS:
Great patina on your knife...
You're welcome, I think you'll like yours when it arrives. I wish I knew more about them, like the actual manufacturer and when they were made. Let me know what you think when you've looked yours over?
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Simple Man wrote:Found these two this morning at a trade day, now to find some shields.....

Both Bokers,
- First one a little Alemania 1/2 Congress? or is it just a Pen knife? with good snap and good bone with one tight crack on the back scale.
- Other is a Rough Black Stockman with full blades and good snap, still need some cleaning. May try to find a shell casing to fit for this shield.
(SWEET - Update, a quick call to Boker and they have a 9mm round shield on the way to me, no bar shield in stock though...)
Boker Congress and 7588 002.JPG
UPDATE, cleaned up and a VOOS added in. Boker Stockman does still have etch, it is just washed out by the light.
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whitebuffalo58 wrote:E.C. Simmons Keen Kutter, #0797 sleeveboard pen knife.
E.C. Simmons Keen Kutter 0797 Sleeveboard Pen 1.JPG
E.C. Simmons Keen Kutter 0797 Sleeveboard Pen 2.JPG
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What a cool knife! Thanks for posting!

I picked up a solidly built linoleum knife with no marks. Gonna see about putting a good edge on it.
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Just returned from a trip to Atlanta to watch our little grandsons play baseball in a fall league. Great time with daughter and her family, also did a little hunting for green glass and knives with my wife. Still amazed at the amount of high priced junk people sell. I found 7 knives that were willing to come back to the Florida panhandle with me and Ms Joy. An additional knife was my belated birthday gift from my grandsons, a nice used Frontier 41P4 Imperial.
Amongest all the junk knives (China) in an antique store, I found a new in the box, Old Timer, Schrade+USA 93OT, complete with paperwork and the blue foam in the box.
Picked up a 55OT Old Timer, and a 5OT Old Timer, both have USA Schrade+ blades, to go with the green glass ::sneaky:: that Momma was hunting.
Found a 2 blade Boker USA, missing the Tree Brand shield. Haven't figured out what pattern it is but it will bite you like an alligator!
Then there are the 3 that belong in the $1 finds: a money clip, Winchester logo, no name, thought it might be a Zippo?, a Boker, stainless handle, missing the small blade, and a Taylor Cutlery, 2" long with half stop.
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I like the features on that 55OT..... ::nod:: , NICE KNIFE!!! ::tu:: ::tu::

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Simple Man has the answer to that missing Boker shield.

Nice haul Phil. ::tu::
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Knice scores Philip!!! ::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds::

The ZIPPO money clip style knives have opening at oposite ends, and they have ZIPPO stamped on the tang.
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WB...I love that sleeveboard ::drool::

SM...great finds...that looks like a really nice Voos!

Philip..nice haul as well ::tu::



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