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Collecting Accountants a new sub collection

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ch Offline jaydar

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Collecting Accountants a new sub collection
on: September 22, 2014, 02:42:45 PM
Ok due to a bit of a tidy I have found quite a few accountant model knifes and thought I may try and get the set :)

At first I will try and restrict my self to the standard Large blade small blade long nailfile in all sizes although I do love the ones with scissors :)

(I am calling 84mm with this set up accountants as its my collection and I am allowed :) )

But to know what I need to find I need to know what I am missing or if it exists

So I have

Stainless Steel (I am not going to restrict on patterns as that was lies madness)

84mm - Got
75mm - Got
68mm - Got



Mother of Pearl

84mm - Got Yesterday
75mm - Got
68mm - Got



Horn

84mm - ????? Does it exist
75mm - Got
68mm - ????? Does it exist

Fake MOP (Cracked ice)

84mm - Got
75mm - ????? Does it exist
68mm - ????? Does it exist

Rose Wood (Based on sakwiki not seen one)

84mm - ????? Does it exist
75mm - ????? Does it exist
68mm - ????? Does it exist


Any more accountants out there ???


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Re: Collecting Accountants a new sub collection
Reply #1 on: September 22, 2014, 11:30:24 PM
Very nice!

Here are mine.

- 75mm stainless Accountants (three versions)

- 75mm Accountants (rosewood, horn, MoPearl)

- 84 mm Accountants (imitation pearl/cracked ice, imitation tortoise shell, stainless)

So add 75mm rosewood and 84mm tortoiseshell. I don't have any of the 68mms, and no further info in my notes.



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Re: Collecting Accountants a new sub collection
Reply #2 on: September 23, 2014, 04:35:41 AM
I had a vision of a group of people wearing suits locked up in a basement  :ahhh :ahhh :D

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Re: Collecting Accountants a new sub collection
Reply #3 on: September 23, 2014, 11:29:07 AM
Very nice focus of your new collection. :salute:


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Re: Collecting Accountants a new sub collection
Reply #4 on: September 23, 2014, 11:51:37 AM
I had a vision of a group of people wearing suits locked up in a basement  :ahhh :ahhh :D

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ch Offline jaydar

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Re: Collecting Accountants a new sub collection
Reply #5 on: September 23, 2014, 12:20:55 PM
The Revised List

Stainless Steel (I am not going to restrict on patterns as that was lies madness)

84mm - Got
75mm - Got (Seems to be by far the most common)
68mm - Got

Mother of Pearl

84mm - Got Yesterday
75mm - Got
68mm - Got

Horn

84mm - ????? Does it exist
75mm - Got
68mm - ????? Does it exist

Fake MOP (Cracked ice)

84mm - Got
75mm - ????? Does it exist
68mm - ????? Does it exist

Rose Wood (Based on sakwiki not seen one)

84mm - ????? Does it exist
75mm - Being looked after by ColoSwiss ;)
68mm - ????? Does it exist

FakeTortoise Shell

84mm -  Being looked after by ColoSwiss ;)
75mm - ????? Does it exist
68mm - ????? Does it exist


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Re: Collecting Accountants a new sub collection
Reply #6 on: September 23, 2014, 12:25:58 PM
I had a vision of a group of people wearing suits locked up in a basement  :ahhh :ahhh :D

I started off with that collection but they used the long nail files on thier knives to escape :)

I Demand a better name for these knives maybe German ...... Buchhalter

Maybe a poll "Suggest another name for an accountant"

Mmmmmmm Maybe best not  >:D


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Re: Collecting Accountants a new sub collection
Reply #7 on: September 23, 2014, 06:38:34 PM

I had a vision of a group of people wearing suits locked up in a basement  :ahhh :ahhh :D

I started off with that collection but they used the long nail files on thier knives to escape :)

I Demand a better name for these knives maybe German ...... Buchhalter

Maybe a poll "Suggest another name for an accountant"

Mmmmmmm Maybe best not  >:D

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Re: Collecting Accountants a new sub collection
Reply #8 on: September 23, 2014, 11:48:27 PM
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Re: Collecting Accountants a new sub collection
Reply #9 on: October 17, 2014, 10:08:18 PM
Its more than just about scales :-)

68 mm



horn (slim) - fake tortoise shell (slim) - mop (wide)

The mop knife has only 3 pins. The shape is different to the other two knives. Its much wider (don`t know if you can see it on the pictures). All nailfiles openes from the left scale-side on the back.

75 mm



horn (wide) - mop (wide) - mop (wide) - horn (slim) - mop (slim) - mop (slim)

There are different pins as you can see, some are exposed, others are not. Also the arrangement of the pins vary as you can see on the two horn scales accountants.



Differences of the nailfiles.



The "long" long nailfile that goes all the way of the backspring, you open allways from the right scale-side on the back; the others you open from the left side. Does anybody know why? Maybe it has something to do with left- and right-hand knives...

84 mm



The third from the left is mop, all others are different cellidor scales. Some are with toothpick and tweezers. There are all the slim design.
All but the mop have the "long" long-nailfile. All opens from the left, except the "short" long-nailfile.




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Re: Collecting Accountants a new sub collection
Reply #10 on: October 18, 2014, 12:29:46 AM
Great collection!  :tu:


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Re: Collecting Accountants a new sub collection
Reply #11 on: October 18, 2014, 12:33:11 AM
Horn
68mm - ????? Does it exist

Yes - I had one years ago but sold it on eBay:



Differences of the nailfiles.

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The "long" long nailfile that goes all the way of the backspring, you open allways from the right scale-side on the back; the others you open from the left side. Does anybody know why? Maybe it has something to do with left- and right-hand knives...

Pretty sure it's just an age thing. This is how it is for 84mm Officer's knives, so I'm assuming it's the same here as well. The one on the top (the longer one) is newer - 1952+. The shorter one on the bottom is older - 1943-1951. The age of the tang stamps in your other picture seems to support this. The older long nail files with the nick in the front are somewhat odd - for old pre-51 Golfers they require the front scale to be cut out, while post 51 Golfers have the nail nick on the low part of the main blade backspring. I guess since everything was handmade in those days it wasn't a big deal.
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Re: Collecting Accountants a new sub collection
Reply #12 on: June 05, 2015, 11:45:35 AM
Found the last missing 62 mm mop accountant. Here`s a picture with all available accountants, so 62mm, 68mm, 75mm, 84mm, all with exposed rivets.



Seems they used the same nailfile and small blade for the 68mm and the 75 mm



« Last Edit: June 05, 2015, 11:53:53 AM by ulli »


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Re: Collecting Accountants a new sub collection
Reply #13 on: June 05, 2015, 12:00:16 PM
...... I am not going to restrict on patterns as that was{way} lies madness.......

Am I the only one, or do others suspect that particular horse may have bolted some time back ?     :rofl:


Nice knives, BTW   :D

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Re: Collecting Accountants a new sub collection
Reply #14 on: June 05, 2015, 09:31:34 PM
Found the last missing 62 mm mop accountant. Here`s a picture with all available accountants, so 62mm, 68mm, 75mm, 84mm, all with exposed rivets.

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Seems they used the same nailfile and small blade for the 68mm and the 75 mm

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That is so evil :) but congratulations .... let me know if you get a spare :)


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Re: Collecting Accountants a new sub collection
Reply #15 on: July 29, 2015, 06:16:06 PM
I found a 62mm accountant in horn

any one know what other scales were offered in 62mm

(I think if Ulli looks in his collection to check that should answer my question  ;) )







my 2 62mm knives


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Re: Collecting Accountants a new sub collection
Reply #16 on: July 29, 2015, 10:12:43 PM
Whow, those are great jaydar! I dont have any 62 mm accountant in horn. I have only mop handles in 62 mm and one horn. Comparing with the 42 catalog, there should be also some with stainless steel handles.


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Re: Collecting Accountants a new sub collection
Reply #17 on: November 17, 2018, 07:08:37 PM
any one know what other scales were offered in 62mm

Fake tortoise, but with scissors;

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