Reviving A Vintage Ulster knife Classic: Restoring An Ireland Old Timer,and handmade a leather slip
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- Restoration of Ulster Old Timer & Imperial Ireland Vintage folders plus a hand made slip for the OT. Got these hunting for fixer uppers, both unusual.
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They are good as new, always worth it to invest in tools, when needed, thanks for sharing this, George.
Yep. Budget is now officially. Toast....lol. thanks again my friend. Be safe
Nothing like an old vintage knife to bring back memories of sitting on the porch eating apples with my Grandfather. I still carry his Old Timer pocket knife.
Nice. Those days yep
Another excellent video. As always. The old timers before the company sold are hard to beat.
@Williamleo71 yep, great cutters back then. Thanks again for the support
Nice job! They cleaned up well.
Thankyou, much appreciated the support be safe
Great video, love the old timer
Thankyou. Appreciate the support. You be safe out there
Excellent work! Old Timer & sheath look familiar 🤔. Love the direction your going cleaning & leather work. Excellent!!!
Lol..well gotta keep adding to my so so skills. Gotta add something to bring them up a little more.still working on the sharpening thing...lol. Thanks again my friend. Be safe
They both came out very well. It's fun cleaning up old knives, it's also fun figuring out what works best for you. Cool little slip, I am just starting my adventure of learning how to do leather work. Thanks for sharing and God bless.
Leather work...lol...another rabbit hole. Glad to see you expanding the knowledge base
@@Stans_Cutlery_Universe thanks to you I can probably make my own.
It's fun my friend...
Great job! Love Old Timers.
Yep so identifiable. Bevsade my friend
Yep very identifiable. Love em. Be safe my friend
Turned out good George
Good clean up
Nice pen pocket knifes
Nice sheaths 👌take care.
Thankyou my friend, you take care too
Great job G.. really enjoyed the video. Pretty cool little set up with the dremel there.👍
Yep. Liking the Dremel stuff. Appreciate you watching, be safe out there
Hard to beat an old timer!!
True story. Thanks again be safe
👍🏼good job. Both look good.
@andrewfett142 thankyou sir. Appreciated. You be safe out there
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I once had a pocket knife similar to the backlock knife. It was from the Robert Kaas knife company. It served me well for many years, especially during my time as a fireman, until it was too worn down. Then I switched back to Victorinox.
Very cool. I like a drop point lock back. So you were a fireman. Very cool. Be safe
Another interesting video. The leather work from yourself and the viewer was amazing. I must not go down the rabbit hole again , but I'm holding a like new 35yr old DE Imperial stockman, a 1938 blue bone cub scout knife and a 60yr old craftman stockman - probably Ulster. Well done George !
Thankyou, nice collection there.....need sheaths.....lol. be safe my friend
great job on those knives my friend. the DE on the knife stands for diamond edge, i have a stockman that was my grandpas made by them.
Ahh. Good to know.capprecite you watching. Be safe
Very nice work George they came out nicely! Love that simple sheath for the old timer! I just got through cleaning up that frontier double eagle I was telling you about and the blades got some of their snap back pretty cool used some Brasso with the rotary tool and it shined up pretty good!
Nice. Great fun ain't it. Very rewarding. Be safe my friend
diamond edge is what de stands for. Good job on the clean ups and restoration. I like using orange oil on the delrin.
Thankyou. So orange oil? Is that a commercial available thing? Sking for a friend...lol. appreciate the support and info. Be safe
@@2ndchancegeorge orange oil is oil based furniture polish. Seems to recondition wood and plastic handles that are dried out. It's in with cleaning chemicals at most stores.
@@1911-Loaded perfect thankyou
I think the DE is diamond edge I had one it was a good knife sharpened easy and held an edge pretty good.
Yep. It's a nice little cutter fir sure. He safe
Ulster made old timer pocket knives for Prince Albert tobacco company. There were three different knives you could get by saving the liners out of promotion tins
Yep , I also saw an old advertisement that said they cost $1. Lol....those were the days...thanks for watching appreciate your support
Black Super glue can be used to fill in those nicks and cuts in that old timer scales, then use fine sand paper to smooth it out and then re cut the lines with a razor blade.
Do a Search for "Stewart MacDonald 20 Black Medium Super Glue (cyamoacrylate) I have used it many times to repair bite holes in old Tobacco Pipe bits and stems. Give it a try.
@flitdek oooh. Nice tip. Thankyou. Going to have to try that. Many thanks. Appreciate the support. Be safe
Those are a couple of good old knives, as The Knife Doctor says, "Sometimes You Just Have To Let ban Old Knife Be An Old Knife" so those dings in the Handles are just character marks and part of the Patina of the knife.
Yep, I was told a way to fix them dings. Maybe try it next time. Be safe out there
DE stands for diamond edge
Aah OK. It a reference for advertising or is it for the actual knife? You guys are such a wealth of information. Thankyou. Be safe
I think the D. E. Stands for Dimond edge.?
Yep. Correct sir. Thanks for watching always appreciated