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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on July 7, 2013 at 11:44

Dale the standing tree on its own without any wording is 1865 to 1900 I beleive

I will have to get into the safe again and see the back side of the tang and see if it says Boker on the backside

In MemoriamPermalink Reply by D ale on July 7, 2013 at 11:48

I can never remember .. 'n I gave one w/ the tree centered between "TREE" and "BRAND" to my daughter .. thinking it was the younger of my stampings ..... O0oops.

In MemoriamPermalink Reply by D ale on July 7, 2013 at 11:57

1924~ 1935 per one source

I can't say which is a best match here .. similarities exist in 1900 , 1907 , and the 1915 examples ??

@ Jan .. what yrs does this narrow it down to ???

Permalink Reply by Brad T. on July 7, 2013 at 12:10

I didn't see that thread


Jan Carter said:

well I think we will be fine, folks that dont find one may find another and it is a fun topic

Steve Scheuerman said:

Hmmm....methinks we need to combine this thread and http://www.iknifecollector.com/forum/topics/how-many-different-knif... into one, and figure out where it should live. Lol. Two of them may get a tad confusing!

FeaturedPermalink Reply by Charles Sample on July 7, 2013 at 13:57

Here is the list of manufacturers that I have.  I am sure a few of them aren't rightly manufacturers but it was the only name on the knife or the box that it came in to identify whoever did it.  And then I have several that have no ID other than China or Pakistan.

American Mint

Barlow (brand, not style)

Bassett

Boker

Browning

Buck

Case

Dakota

Fighter

Frost Cutlery

Fury

Gerber

Germania Cutlery Works

Imperial

Imperial Razor

Kentucky Kutlery Company

Kershaw

King Stone Collections

Kutmaster

Marbles

North American Hunting Club

Rich

Rigid Knives

Schrade

Smith & Wesson

Spyderco

Stone River

Super Knife

United Cutlery

Wenger

Winchester

Zeng Yao

Permalink Reply by Brad T. on July 7, 2013 at 20:05

The more lists I see, I notice 1 or 2 manufacturers I have but have forgotten. Charles, you bring to mind Fury & Dakota.

Permalink Reply by Brad T. on July 8, 2013 at 17:34

Looking at all these Boker tang stamps influenced my carry today. 

Beauty fixed blade w/pocket theath, Tree Brand Lg Stockman & BokerPlus Elegance.

In MemoriamPermalink Reply by Robert Burris on July 8, 2013 at 18:52

This is great. I thought, I was one of the few that was all over the map, with their collection. Knife collecting is a blessing to the knife collector and the knife producers.......Lets enjoy!

Permalink Reply by Brad T. on July 9, 2013 at 10:47

Absolutely Robert, there are plenty of producers and styles to fulfill any tastes or preferences of any collector. Enjoy indeed!

In MemoriamPermalink Reply by Robert Burris on July 9, 2013 at 20:13

So right Brad, my house is in an up roar, I am re doing a lot of things. I can't get to my stuff to see all of my collection right now.

Permalink Reply by Billy Oneale on July 16, 2013 at 21:37

I hope I can remember them all, but here goes: I also tried to distinguish who the maker or trademark owner is. Tobias Gibson has a real good list of trademarks and owners.

American Hunter   (SMKW trademark)

Bear & Son

Benchmade

Benchmark   (SMKW trademark)

Blackjack

Boker

Brian Wilhoite Custom brand

Buck Creek  ( Frost owned trademark)

Buck

Bulldog

Camillus

Cannon    (SMKW trademark)

Case

Cat Eye  (SMKW trademark)

Chief    ( Hallmark brand)

Citadel  ( Cambodia)

Cold Steel

Colonial

Colt   (SMKW trademark)

CRKT

Condor     (Venezuela)

Elk Ridge  (Master Cutlery)

Eye brand

Falcon ( Italian)

Fight'N Rooster

Fox and Hound

Chipaway ( Frost brand)

Frost Family

Mustang USA ( Frost Brand)

Ocoee River( Frost brand)

Silverhorse stoneworks ( Frost)

Steel Warrior ( Frost)

Trophy hunter( Frost)

Uncle Lucky ( Frost)

Whitetail cutlery (Frost)

Gerber

German Bull  ( Frost owned trademark)

Imperial

Indian Head

Kershaw

JB Outman

Kissing Crane

Mantis

Marbles ( Some before SMKW own trademark and some after)

Marttiini  (Finland)

Meyerco 

Mora  ( Sweden)

Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett

Tomahawk

Cut brand

Mossberg

M tech Master Cutlery

Novelty knife co ( SMKW Trademark)

Ontario

Owl Head

Painted Pony

Parker

Pride USA

Queen

Remington

Great Eastern

Rite Edge

Rough Rider  (SMKW trademark house brand)

Schrade  ( a few USA and most are Taylor)

S & W  ( most are Taylor owned)

SOG

Spyderco

Hammer brand ( Taylor)

Timber Rattler

Timber Wolf ( United Cutlery)

Timberline ( I gave this one to my daughter a couple of weeks ago)

Tops

Troublesome Creek

United cutlery

Utica

Victorinox

Wild Boar  (SMKW trademark house brand)

Winchester

Wrangler

Hen & Rooster ( Frost trademark owned)

Permalink Reply by Rome D. Rushing on March 20, 2014 at 8:25

At one time I was interested in finding as many brands as I could, so this list may

turn into a nightmare. Well here goes.

Al Mar

American Camper

American Cutlery

B. Svoboda

Bassett

Bear MGC

Bear and Sons

Benchmade

Beretta

Big Horn Mark

Blackie Collins

Boker - Germany

Boker - USA

Boker United

Bradley Cutlery Co.

Browning - Germany

Browning - Japan

Browning - China

Buck

Buck Creek

Bulldog Brand

C.I.(Compass Industries)

Camco

Camillus

Camp

Carolina

Case

CAT

Chicago Cutlery (pocket knife)

Coast Cutlery

Cold Steel

Coleman

Colonial

Colt

Columbia River Knife & Tool

Condor

Craftsman

Crossman

Cutly

Cuttin Horse

Edge

EDI

Eickhorn

Emerson

Explorer

Eye Brand

Fighting Rooster

Flip-It

Ford

Fox & Hound

Frost

Game Tracker

Game Winner

Gerber

German Bull

Gigand

Globe

G-Sakai

Gutman

H. Bauermann

Hackman

Handyman Club of America

Hanwei

Harley Davidson

Hen & Rooster

Henckels

Holley

Hoppe's

Husky

Imperial

Imperial Apex

Imperial Diamond Edge

Imperial Schrade Century

Jaguar

Jtk International

Junglee

Ka-Bar

Kent

Kershaw

Khyber

Kissing Crane

Klotzli

Kutmaster

L.L. Bean

Laguiole

LC42

Leader

Leatherman

Magnum

Marbles

Master Cutlery

Master Knives

Maxam

Meyerco

Microtech

MOD(Master of Defense)

MooreMaker

Mossberg

Novelty Knife Co.

Ole Smokey

Opinel

Outdoor Edge

Outdoor Life

P.I.C.

Paragon

Parker

Parker Brothers

Parker Frost

Parker Cutlery

Pocket Pal

Primble

Puma

Queen Steel

Queen City

Schatt & Morgan

Robeson ShurEdge

Sargent

Ranger

RAP Cutlery

REKAT

Remington

Richartz

Ridge Runner

Rigid-U.S.A.

Rigid - Hand Made

Robeson Cutlery Co.

Rodgers

RoSoo

Rough Rider

Russell

Sabre

Schmidt & Ziegler

Schrade

Schrade Heritage

Schrade IXL Wostenholm

Schrade NewYork Knive Co.

Schrade Old Timer

Schrade Open Stock

Schrade Scrimshaw

Schrade Uncle Henry

Schrade Walden

Sears

Sharp

Sheffield

Smith & Wesson

SOG

Sport Gear

Sports Afield

Sports World

Spyderco

Stanley

Star

SW(Pakistan)

Swiss +Tech

Sword Brand

The Ideal

Ti Knives

Timberline

Tomahawk

Toollogic

Ulster

United

USA

Valor

Vic

Victorinox

Voos

Vtech

Walther

Wenger

Western

Western Coleman

White Tail

Winchester China

Winchester BlueGrass Cutlery

XingWen

Zippo

Lone Wolf Cutlery

Canal Street

Cattlemans Cutlery

Chief Brand

Colonel Coon

Fox-N-Hound

Fury

Great Eastern

Heckler & Koch

Mantis Knives

Maxpedition

NRA outdoors

Old Hickory

Ontario Knife Co.

Rapala

Roper Knives

Byrd

1950

Springfield Armory

SIGARMS

Taurus

Hibben

Indian Head

Jeep

Leupold

Man Knives

M Tech

Wrangler

Snap On

Super Knife

Ruger

Bass Pro

Cabella's

Barking Dog

Elk Ridge

Frontier

Hammer Brand

Falcon

Owl Head

Troublesome Creek

Blackhawk

Balade'

Maserin

I can't think of anymore.

thanks for looking, and I am enjoying looking at everyone elses list.

 

Rome

 

 

 

 

 

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