What's your favorite?

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Permalink Reply by Scott King on May 10, 2009 at 21:09

I'll go for the obvious, just to make it tougher on you guys.

Little Valley, NY is my fav. My gracious, what more can I say....though Eldred, is a close second.

Permalink Reply by rebecca seiter on January 16, 2011 at 15:03

I  would have to say  yes to little valley , but down the road just a little ways is WALDEN,N.Y.  NEW YORK KNIFE CO.,WALDEN KNIFE CO., SCHRADE, ELECTRIC KNIFE CO. AND OTHERS.From the mid 1800s to mid 1900s new york  state was the place to be anywhere in that state.I love the old cutlery co. knives,have recently purchased several new york knife co. knives.The internet has opened a whole new world of collecting for me.And i hope to pick up some history from you guys on somethings that books just does not cover.Collecting antique knives is my love and my passion for the hobby.      THANKS    FOR  THIS SITE        HAVE A GOOD DAY

Permalink Reply by Scott King on January 16, 2011 at 17:09

You are welcome and glad you like our community of knife folks, Rebecca. We have fun here playing knives and getting to know each other.

 

Walden- you bet 'cha! Only passed through once. Its history is fantastic. Love the stories of Walden Knife and NYKC. Got a bunch of NYKC toenail to. Some of the best made there is :)

rebecca seiter said:

I  would have to say  yes to little valley , but down the road just a little ways is WALDEN,N.Y.  NEW YORK KNIFE CO.,WALDEN KNIFE CO., SCHRADE, ELECTRIC KNIFE CO. AND OTHERS.From the mid 1800s to mid 1900s new york  state was the place to be anywhere in that state.I love the old cutlery co. knives,have recently purchased several new york knife co. knives.The internet has opened a whole new world of collecting for me.And i hope to pick up some history from you guys on somethings that books just does not cover.Collecting antique knives is my love and my passion for the hobby.      THANKS    FOR  THIS SITE        HAVE A GOOD DAY