veitsi_poika
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Here's some various smalls...
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For sure! I wish I knew what the catalog price was on that one in today's dollars... I do carry that one when I go to fancy parties / gatherings just so it has the same treatment a century later It does say "PAT APL'D" on the bolsterNice Empire. Obviously targeted at the well-heeled genteel crowd. What is stamped on the bolster? I wonder if a jeweler put the bolsters and scales on this.
Beautiful Charlie, handle with care.Here is a small H & B Jack that makes me feel protective - like holding a newborn baby!!!
At only 2 5/8" my fingers feel like clumsy sticks, just trying to hold it; a good knife for small, dainty hands - not mine!!
Very well made by Humason & Beckley Mfg.Co, New Britain, Conn., they made other smaller hardware items from 1852 to 1916!! They sold out to LF & C in 1912, but the tang stamp was used until 1916 apparently!!
Nice pearl handles, it has well-ground blades with half-stops and functions very well after all these years - over 100!!!!View attachment 2524608View attachment 2524609
Just too cool, Trav!
Wow, terrific trio, Ace! Simply exquisite red bone.I took this for the Stockman Sunday Picture Show, but it works here too!
A trio of smalls, ranging from 2 5/8" to 2 3/4":
Case 6333 SS
Case 6327 SS
Schrade+ (USA) 807UH
All three have clip, sheepsfoot, and pen blades.
Extra nice, love the two-tone color.
would that be app. 3" closed?This should give you some idea of how small the Case Tiny Trapper is.View attachment 2535208
good size!It’s right at two and a half inches.