That was a really good knife haul! I just wanna say your video skills are getting better. You’re making some great content. Keep them coming. Thank you for all your hard work..
I got a little excited when I saw that jigged bone Case. I have a 4 blade stockman from the same time period with the same handles. Just recently put up a video about it on my channel.
Could that mystery knife be a Pattern # 83? Case Medium Whittler This pattern is 3 1/2" medium sized whittler that is often called a balloon whittler, or swell center whittler. It has been manufactured with both a saber ground master clip blade and a flat ground master clip blade. The second and third blades are usually short clip blades, but some have been manufactured with coping secondary blades and rarely file blades. These knives were introduced by case sometime prior to 1915 and were later discontinued in the early 80's. They have since been reintroduced in 1999. The newer version has a slightly wider frame.
Pretty good haul I remember those frontier knives back in the late 70's yours looks like it was barely used. I'm like you I would leave that Case be it's a great looking knife as is All good finds!! I just hope I've got that much snap left when i'm 84 I would just be guessing but the red one looks like an old old Imperial Thanks for sharing.
This particular frontier is probably late 90's- early 2000's. The original Imperial frontier slipjoints and fixed blades from the 70's were made in Prov RI using retired Schrade tooling. Some of the lockbacks like the double eagle ( the Buck 110 copy ) and a few others were made for them by Camillu. I
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What a vintage haul!! Love this and I also love hunting these down!! Thanks for sharing this!!
Thanks for sharing about these old knives, very cool. 😎👌Take care and Cheers!
Very cool old knives
Hey, this is the western stockman guy. Watching your show & am really liking it ☺️ thanks 😎
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Nice old knives
Nice group of knives!
That was a really good knife haul! I just wanna say your video skills are getting better. You’re making some great content. Keep them coming. Thank you for all your hard work..
The stockman is a Camillus and camco as well. Then 3 Providence knives.
I got a little excited when I saw that jigged bone Case. I have a 4 blade stockman from the same time period with the same handles. Just recently put up a video about it on my channel.
Great video! I'm trying to find a match for that last knife on eBay but nothing exact.
Great knife haul brother!
Could that mystery knife be a Pattern # 83?
Case Medium Whittler This pattern is 3 1/2" medium sized whittler that is often called a balloon whittler, or swell center whittler. It has been manufactured with both a saber ground master clip blade and a flat ground master clip blade. The second and third blades are usually short clip blades, but some have been manufactured with coping secondary blades and rarely file blades. These knives were introduced by case sometime prior to 1915 and were later discontinued in the early 80's. They have since been reintroduced in 1999. The newer version has a slightly wider frame.
Your knife may be a humphreys radiant made in Sheffield i have just got one today the shields look very similar
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Pretty good haul I remember those frontier knives back in the late 70's yours looks like it was barely used. I'm like you I would leave that Case be it's a great looking knife as is All good finds!! I just hope I've got that much snap left when i'm 84 I would just be guessing but the red one looks like an old old Imperial Thanks for sharing.
This particular frontier is probably late 90's- early 2000's.
The original Imperial frontier slipjoints and fixed blades from the 70's were made in Prov RI using retired Schrade tooling.
Some of the lockbacks like the double eagle ( the Buck 110 copy ) and a few others were made for them by Camillu.
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Is that an old Berkshire?
Could it be a Syracuse Knife Co. USA?