Now that is coolespn77 wrote:Yes sir. Correct knife to the box.LongBlade wrote:Do those model #s on the box for the knives shown?
... In contrast to Remington where model #s are stamped on pile side and well documented in references many of us don’t know the model #s of many old knives because the cutlery catalogs are not readily available... in some cases even the name of patterns was not clear 
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... and for the kind words for recovery... 
... - in the future boxes may not be as hard to find for future collectors 
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Great boxes and knivesQTCut5 wrote:I think the vintage boxes are much more interesting than the newer boxes; IMO, they have more character.
But, that's not to say all newer boxes are totally uninteresting. Here are a few more from my collection that will probably earn some character over time (although I'm sure it will be long after I'm gone...like in 50 - 60 years).
The box for this Mammoth Ivory Lone Wolf Loveless City Knife is interesting because of the ID label with a picture of the exact knife on it...right down to the scrimshaw detail.
The bone on that EO Teardrop Jack is outstanding.galvanic1882 wrote:Another group Nagle Re-Blade
Thank you, sir.LongBlade wrote:Great showing QTCut5
Oh boy!!!!!! I've always wondered if there were bullet boxes out there. That's amazing.btrwtr wrote:Here is an R1253 bullet knife with the original box. The box is much harder to find than the knife. The knife has gone on to a new owner but I still have the box. It is the only Bullet knife box I've ever seen.
... I have a similar “display” type box from H&B ... I’ll dig it out for photos soon.. ... I agree!LongBlade wrote:Nice Keith
Wayne - As Keith said amazing Bullet set - Knife and Box
... I think this photo works ok and forgot I did this 4 or 5 months ago - it is sort of tricky to get the box and knives together in the photo and do them justice... Very nice, great box with those knives ... 
