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In Memoriam How would you define "Vintage" and is it the same as an Antique knife? The words "Vintage" and "Antique" are casually tossed about in the knife world. From a collector of older knives perspective, are these ter… Started by Scott King	40	Jun 5 Reply by George R Naugle
Featured Would anyone consider this knife vintage? I would take no offense if the answer is no. I see the term thrown around a lot and I think sometimes rather loosely. Started by Charles Sample	14	Jun 5 Reply by George R Naugle
In Memoriam What's your favorite old knife? We are the old knife collectors here, right? We are the ones who truly appreciate vintage knives, so show us the oldest favorite knife you… Started by Scott King	34	Apr 27 Reply by George R Naugle
In Memoriam Stampings of the Cutlery Industry. Arguably, the easiest & most frequently used method for dating cutlery. Do you have a unique/rare stamping ?? Care to share a pic &… Started by D ale	106	Jan 27, 2018 Reply by Jan Carter
old kissing crane I love this knife. I got it about a month ago. It was at an antique store listed as a letter opener. It has history and is odd. Kissing Cra… Started by Jim Walker	3	Oct 28, 2017 Reply by Jan Carter
Dating a Pocketknife Please see the photo of this knife. Markings on it are: BROCH & KESSEL SOLINGEN GERMANY MER ROSTFREI STAINLESS R I would like to know… Started by Robert A. Olson	1	Oct 20, 2017 Reply by Jan Carter
Any help on what I have here?? I bought this and 7 other knives at a rummage sale, a friend of mine told me too look them up cause they look vintage. All of the knives I… Started by jerry marr	16	Oct 18, 2017 Reply by Jan Carter
Can anyone tell me about this knife set? My mom had this set, I have no idea where she got it from or how long she has had it. The only information that I can find is that it says… Started by Valerie Miller	6	Sep 26, 2017 Reply by Jan Carter
What do you think about custom "Re-worked" knives? By re-worksd knives, I mean modern knives that have had new handles made out of exotic woods, bone, Mammoth teeth, Mammoth ivory, and last,… Started by Jim Prather	17	Jan 8, 2017 Reply by Andy Larrison
How about your favorite piece of knife history Posted by Scott King on April 30, 2009 Being the history buffs we are, do you have a piece of history that is priceless to you? If so, upl… Started by Jan Carter	7	Jan 6, 2017 Reply by Jan Carter

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