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Make 'em like this,no more.Unless you get a custom ;)

Electric Cutlery Co. 3 1/2 " closed, hammered pin era, swell end jack "Match striker" long pull on main blade,pinned nickel silver shield
This was made in the N.Y.K. Co factory between 1910 to 1920 (stamped Walden)
This one is in nice shape.The jigged bone has similarities of the sought after NYK Co's...

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Just another category of knives I dig - up 2thumbs
-Vince
 
I like it. That nail nick really sets it apart. Classic look.
 
Great looking knife. For something that is ninety years old it looks brand new.

Do you have a picture of it closed?
 
wagglebee said:
Great looking knife. For something that is ninety years old it looks brand new.

Do you have a picture of it closed?
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No I do not,but,I'll take some & add them
Yeah,zero blade play on this.It must not have been used too much.
-Vince
 
Thanks Todd. Here's two more wagglebee wanted to see

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Notice how the pen blade is swedged,to create space to access the nail pull of the main blade

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Vince, that is a great looking knife, it looks as good as any high-end production knife made today.
 
wagglebee said:
Vince, that is a great looking knife, it looks as good as any high-end production knife made today.
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IMO,I'd say better.They really knew how to keep them slim & rounded.The blades were ground thinner.Like it says,they don't make 'em like this no more
-Vince
 
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