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In Memoriam Comment by Scott King on August 28, 2009 at 16:42

Did y'all notice the answer to iKC's recent trivia contest we ran? First the question was "What is the average age of iKC's membership?" I know lots of folks, including many members here in the group think it is possibly overpopulated with them young whippersnappers.....but do you know- the average age of the first 600 members as 39.55 years old? It is.
Thought you'd find that interesting.....

In Memoriam Comment by Scott King on August 26, 2009 at 13:16

Hey- did y'all notice Max's 1933 World's Fair Knife was featured in a recent edition of Cutlery News Journal. Check it out.

In Memoriam Comment by Scott King on August 23, 2009 at 8:39

This edition of KW has an excellent article by David on the cutlery tariffs. Get a copy

In Memoriam Comment by Scott King on August 13, 2009 at 21:09

Hey Terry. Thanks for joining our group.

In Memoriam Comment by Scott King on August 12, 2009 at 11:40

Heck yeah you do ("get out and explore the whole site") that is, cause its got really good stuff! You have some really good stuff too.
Thanks for the the pics!
Now take a stab at some of the discussions.
In fact, love to have you start a topic or two. That'd be great. Got some really knowledgeable members a part of this group who will chime in.
Thanks for joining us!

Comment by Jim Prather on August 11, 2009 at 22:48

Do I like really old knives? Oh YEAH! A box of office knives...


A really rare Jas. Sefton double Wharncliffe Jack. Made in Sheffield.

And finally, the Coupie DeGrassie... A prehistoric dagger weapon with Bart Simpson's skull carved on the pommel...

Comment by Jim Prather on August 11, 2009 at 22:33

I really need to start exploring this whole site. I didn't even know this Vintage American Knife forum was here. And it's the perfect place to show off one of the knives that will be buried with me. Well, maybe not actually BURIED with me. But it will stay in my posession 'till I pass on. It's a genuine Holley Mfg. Wharncliffe Whittler. Made, as near as I can find out, some time in the late 1800's. Holley was arguably America's first full time knife manufacturer. It is in original shape. Almost full, and has never been cleaned as far as I can see. You be the judge...

In Memoriam Comment by Scott King on June 25, 2009 at 15:37

Welcome Brian. Look forward to your contributions here.

In Memoriam Comment by Scott King on June 24, 2009 at 20:26

Welcome Richard. Glad you have you a part of our old knife collectors group :)

Comment by Fred Feightner on June 11, 2009 at 13:00

I think I've found it - this knife looks like an old '22 pattern, as seen in Sargent's 7th ed, p. 48...

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