The first Robeson knives were imported by Millard Robeson from England and Germany exclusively. This continued from 1979 until 1896 when Robeson began manufacturing knives in the United States. Since inception, the company has gone through several reorganizations & eventually ended up as a Queen Cutlery brand.
Duffer wrote: ↑Sun Aug 04, 2024 11:44 pm
Beautiful Robesons Ivory Man and Ike
Here are a couple of Robeson Demonstrators I have acquired recently. The one on top is a 3 & 3/8 inch pen knife or senator if you like and the other is a 3 inch split back whittler pattern.
Just received this Terrier. 3 blades half stop and strong snap. Main blade no stop or snap and main blade won’t close. Mushy when I press down on it. Ideas to fix main blade? Or just deal with it. Thanks.
Picked up this stockman yesterday , pattern # 632883 .
Knife measures a little over 3 5/8” closed .
Looks like an early made knife ? all the blades are stamped and the secondary blades are stamped in the arc .
Beautiful Robeson bone .
ScoutKnives wrote: ↑Sun Sep 08, 2024 11:49 pm
Picked up this stockman yesterday , pattern # 632883 .
Knife measures a little over 3 5/8” closed .
Looks like an early made knife ? all the blades are stamped and the secondary blades are stamped in the arc .
Beautiful Robeson bone .
Picked up this well loved 922295. Badge measures 1.8mmx0.5mm. Any insight on where I could get a badge for this knife? Also curious if there's more info to sharpen the date of manufacturing?
This is my most recent Robeson pickup. It’s a desk knife in the original box with stunning pearl handles. The company logo etched on the letter opener blade was a mahogany mill in Louisville, KY in the early 1900’s. Cool piece in my opinion
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Dilbery91 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2024 3:18 am
This is my most recent Robeson pickup. It’s a desk knife in the original box with stunning pearl handles. The company logo etched on the letter opener blade was a mahogany mill in Louisville, KY in the early 1900’s. Cool piece in my opinion
Waukonda wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2024 6:49 pm
Just gave this recent pickup a Mother's and Ren wax treatment, I really like a small knife w/tipped bolsters and some classic bone scales.
Nice knife Ike ! As MB stated already “ nice bone “ .
Still toting the 2 blade Robeson you sent this way a while back. They made a great pocket knife. Thanks for sending this one up north . We don’t see many Robeson knives up here. Have a great Sunday my friend