Mo' Wood..............

[Ray S]

...from the kitchen some more(or Samoa if you prefer)oddball knives;all sporting wood handles in one form or another. Hope you enjoy them.
#1 A couple of oyster shucking knives;the bottom one being of French origin.
#2 A meat fork for holdin a roast still while slicing in the shape of a steer head.
#3 Marked,"Big Buck Salt Lake City Utah" this may be a custom knife.
#4 A slicer/frozen foods knife marked,"Bixby Jet-Oil Shoe Polishes".Not sure what knives have to do with shoe polish.

[Ray S]

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#1 Dalson combination tool made in Sweden.
#2 Englishtown Crafts massive chopper.Blade is 1/4 inch thick and has a raised area on the front of the blade I believe to use a hammer on to cut through bone.
#3 Hachinette Thurnauer France.Knife fits into a contoured bowl for cutting up vegetables or whatever.
#4 J.I.Cottrill Columbus Ohio custom fillet knife.

[Ray S]

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#1 John Russell Green River Works offset knife circa 1870.
#2 Lamson-Goodnow fish scaler.
#3 Old Forge skinner with a soft blade guard.
#4 Remington K4803 with an unusual hammered finish.Knife is not rusted;looks like the original finish.

[Ray S]

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#1 Russell Green River works skinner with aluminum thumb guard molded to guard.
#2 Russell long fillet knife.
#3 Russell poultry knife for removal of pin feathers from ducks and chickens.
#4 Shapleigh Hardware short knife with fish scaler back.

[Ray S]

Last ones for now.........
#1 A pair of Sharp DF-60 fillet knives that were sold through Wal-Mart.
#2 Marked,"Texas Bread Knife the blue guard covers a razor sharp saw type blade.

[SteveC]

 

[Poncho65]

Some very odd and unusual patterns there with some of those, Ray Thanks for sharing

[Aloha]

Wonderful selection of knives.