Circa WW11 Military Folders

[gravknife]

as a man in the know heard of e h danson as a folder maker?

[gravknife]

any idea on e.h danson s.o.e folders.please help

[gypsyslings]

Anybody else have one of these? Geo. Ibberson 1944 MOD broad arrow stamped.

i got a set of them the otherday from the bootsale exactly the same made by ibbersons but a think the date is 1941 not shore thoe a good mate of mine collecs mod things so i kinedly gave them to him

[Miller Bro`s]

Here is one that I have.

[Smiling-Knife]

Welcome to the forum MB. It's great to see you here. That's a nice example of a WWII British Navy knife. Thanks for posting it and hope to see more from you.

[Iron Hoarder]

Hi MB!!

[Miller Bro`s]

Thank you for the welcome gentlemen

Are American made military folders allowed in this thread?

[Time Bandit]

Thank you for the welcome gentlemen

Are American made military folders allowed in this thread?

Yeah why not, I'd like to see them anyhow.

[Smiling-Knife]

I think so. Looking forward to seeing your knives.

[zorro]

Are American made military folders allowed in this thread?

Yes please.

Thought I'd posted this previously, Cammillus four piece. I believe this was replaced by an all steel pattern around 1943?

[Miller Bro`s]

Here it is with steel mounts.

[Miller Bro`s]

Continuing with the Engineer`s knives of the period.



And a Coast Guard knife........

[Time Bandit]

Excellent, nice to see the US equivalents of the British Jack knife.

[gew8805]

I agree, thanks to Millers Bro's.

[Miller Bro`s]

Thanks

Here is the First Special Forces specialized utility knife, note the Phillips head screwdriver blade.