1908 to 1921 Vintage Wilbert Cutlery Co \"NEVER USED\" Fixed Blade Knife W/Sheath For Sale

PICTURES DO SHOW CAMERA SHADOWS...THIS IS ONE IN A MILLION! THE KNIFE APPEARS NEVER USED, IT HAS A FULL SHARP BLADE WITH THE ORIGINAL FINISH. THE KNIFE MEASURES 9\" OVERALL WITH A 5-1/4\" CLIP BLADE. THE TANG IS STAMPED WILBERT CUTLERY CO. (SEE PICTURES). IT HAS BEAUTIFUL JIGGED BONE SCALES WITH NO CRACKS, CHIPS OR ANY IMPERFECTIONS TIGHT AND RIGHT! IT HAS A DOUBLE METAL FINGER GUARD WITH NO SCRATCHES OR DINGS, IT DOES HAVE A VERY SLIGHT WIGGLE. THE SHEATH IS THE ORIGINAL AND IS IN GREAT CONDITION, APPEARS NEVER EVEN WORN (SEE PICTURES). I BELEIVE THIS KNIFE WAS PUT UP FOR OVER 100 YEARS AND NEVER USED. FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS AND PLEASE CHECK OUT MY OTHER RARE KNIVES. THANKS FOR LOOKING! I HAVE ADDED SOME HISTORY ON THE COMPANY BELOW.History of Wilbert Cutlery Co.The actual knives were contract‑made by other established cutlery firms, most notably Napanoch Knife Co. and Empire Knife Co.

Wilbert Cutlery Co. was an American cutlery brand based in Chicago that operated roughly from 1908-1921The actual knives were contract‑made by other established cutlery firms, most notably Napanoch Knife Co. and Empire Knife Co. Old Pocket Knives+2. This arrangement was common in the early 20th century, where Sears branded and sold products made by specialist manufacturers.The actual knives were contract‑made by other established cutlery firms, most notably Napanoch Knife Co. and Empire Knife Co. Old Pocket Knives+2. This arrangement was common in the early 20th century, where Sears branded and sold products made by specialist manufacturers.

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The actual knives were contract‑made by other established cutlery firms, most notably Napanoch Knife Co. and Empire Knife Co. Old Pocket Knives+2. This arrangement was common in the early 20th century, where Sears branded and sold products made by specialist manufacturers.The actual knives were contract‑made by other established cutlery firmsThe actual knives were contract‑made by other established cutlery firms, most notably Napanoch Knife Co. and Empire Knife Co. Old Pocket Knives+2. This arrangement was common in the early 20th century, where Sears branded and sold products made by specialist manufacturers.Napanoch Knife Co. and Empire Knife Co. Old Pocket Knives+2. This arrangement was common in the early 20th century, where Sears branded and sold products made by specialist manufacturers.The actual knives were contract‑made by other established cutlery firms, most notably Napanoch Knife Co. and Empire Knife Co. Old Pocket Knives+2. This arrangement was common in the early 20th century, where Sears branded and sold products made by specialist manufacturerThe ac.

contract‑made by other established cutlery firms, most notably Napanoch Knife Co. and Empire Knife Co. Old Pocket Knives+2. This arrangement was common in the early 20th century, where Sears branded and sold products made by specialist manufacturer