James Barber pen knife - All About Pocket Knives
Jun 2, 2009 · James Barber was a cutler in Sheffield back in the mid 1800s. The name and era trademark were acquired by Thomas Ellin and then Joseph Elliot. With England stamped, the knife was made 1891 or thereafter, likely by one of the companies previously mentioned.
ERA James Barber Sheffield Serpentine Whittler Wharncliffe Blade …
James Barber ERA questions - All About Pocket Knives. In this thread it says these knives were - In looking in Tweedales' book this company started in the 1820's as I. & J. Barber. The trademark ERA possibly from 1835. Joseph Elliot acquired the marks in 1928. Ships first class with tracking - Full return privilege - buyer pays return shipping.
ERA James Barber Equal End Pen Knife - All About Pocket Knives
This pen knife is in like new condition and never sharpened. It is stamped hand forrged on small blade. Both blade snap crisply with no wobble. There is a small crack above front center pin. Approx. 3 1/4". Large blade stamped Sheffield, no England. Item # 51677
FS-ERA James Barber Sheffield half congress knife - All About …
Sep 17, 2011 · ERA James Barber Sheffield congress knife. Well worn and beautiful stag handles, blades are tight and snap loudly all three position. Spring is extra strong so bare in mind. Ca. 1930-50 probably towards the latter years of this time period. Slim knife made for hard work very sharp. Brass bolsters with rat tail groove, N/S pins and liners.
Case XX USA 9 Dot (1971) Bone 6205R One Arm Razor Knife
Case XX USA 9 Dot (1971) Bone 6205R One Arm Razor Knife - Pretty Bone Handles - No Cracks - Nickel Silver Bolsters - Brass Liners - Snaps Open and Shut - No Wobble - Near to Mint Condition - 3 3/4 inches closed. Still has factory edge. Never sharpened, carried, or cleaned. No chips or cracks in handles.
ERA James Barber Sheffield Serpentine Whittler Wharncliffe Blade …
Stamped ERA James Barber Sheffield on the blades. A little under 3 1/2" serpentine whittler pattern. I'm thinking French Ivory or some other type of composite material
c1850 ERA James Barber Sheffield knives - All About Pocket Knives
Jan 24, 2017 · However, when I look in the Goins guide under the James Barber name, the date given is 1894 to 1944. I'm inclined to think these are from 1850-ish due to the crude construction. Are any of you familiar with these knives?
Case Brothers Celluloid Candy Stripe Knife in Collector's Tin
Case Brothers XX item #05316 Celluloid Candy Stripe 4 blade knife. GUNDTOCK PATTERN 3 3/8" closed. As new with presentation collectors tin, sleeve and papers. Manufactured in 2004. From MY PERSONAL collectiion, this Case may have been handled and/or displayed.... but never carried, sharpened or used. Nice collectible and investment quality!!!
James Barber ERA questions - All About Pocket Knives
Jul 1, 2011 · Bob looking in Tweedales' book this company started in the 1820's as I. & J. Barber. The trademark ERA possibly from 1835.Joseph Elliot acquired the marks in 1928. Where are you finding these nice old Sheffield knives?
8 blade folding knife - All About Pocket Knives
Mar 30, 2021 · Edward Barber was listed as a pen and pocketknife cutler on Scotland St. and then Rockingham St in 1816 and 1822, respectively. Edward Barber died in 1834, but, the business continued, being listed as Barber and Brookes in 1839 and 1841.