Vintage Pocket Knife Identification
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Timber417
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Vintage Pocket Knife Identification
I’m looking for some help identifying this pocket knife. It looks like the Knife Brand is wore off. The only stamp is either RC600 or R0600. Maybe it’s a Remington, but I can’t figure it out. Thanks
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just bob
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Re: Vintage Pocket Knife Identification
The answer may be the blade etch. I can see it says extra quality. What is in the emblem between the words?
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Re: Vintage Pocket Knife Identification
Houston Price lists "R.C.Co." in Rochester, NY which is also the home of Robeson Cutlery so, is it a Robeson product? 
Don't recall seeing any like that. No trace of a stamp on the other side? Nice old knife. Good luck.
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Re: Vintage Pocket Knife Identification
I believe that etch would be Richards and Conover (Rich-Con) Hardware Co. Not sure who the maker of the knife was though.
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Timber417
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Re: Vintage Pocket Knife Identification
I bought some knives from a collectors estate and he had a lot of Robeson pocket knives. So, that may be what it is.
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Re: Vintage Pocket Knife Identification
I don't believe it to be a Robeson. I never seen a Robeson with that type of number. Though they did use a prefix C on some celluloid.
David
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“The world is changed by your example, not by your opinion.” (Paulo Coelho)
Men make plans and God laughs
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt.
Men make plans and God laughs
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt.
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Timber417
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Re: Vintage Pocket Knife Identification
You got it.
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just bob
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Re: Vintage Pocket Knife Identification
No, Erik got it. I just found the pic after he gave us the info.
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Re: Vintage Pocket Knife Identification
Levine says they were made "by Ulster Knife Co. branch at Oklahoma City, c.1910".
Those marked, "New West" made by Boker. (ref: Levine's Guide, 3rd. Edit. p 64). O'.
Those marked, "New West" made by Boker. (ref: Levine's Guide, 3rd. Edit. p 64). O'.