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7 de jul. de 2007 · The dinner cutlery is obvious but the bigger knives could be either butchering knives or large carving knives. Hard to say but they are quite good sized. Some of these blanks are 10-12 inches long. Notice how the shape of the blade is curved upwards. This is a natural shape that would evolve from forging the straight steel bar.
4 de feb. de 2018 · John Russell & Co. was also known as John Russell Cutlery Co. This is from John C. Post's Sons Catalogue, circa 1901, a painting and decorating supply house in Buffalo, NY. The contributor is Winterthur Museum Library.
The History of the John Russell Cutlery Company, 1833-1936 Authors : Robert L. Merriam , Deerfield Academy American Studies Group Print Book , English , ©1976
In 1884, Harrington introduced the Dexter trademark, which was named for his son. The Dexter line of fine kitchen and table cutlery soon gained a reputation for quality in America's homes and restaurants. Another New Englander, John Russell, founded his Green River Works on March 1, 1834. After having made his fortune in the cotton industry ...
Here’s How It All Started. Our roots extend back to 1889, when four enterprising brothers—William Russell (W.R.), Jean, John, and Andrew Case (a.k.a. “The Case Brothers”)—began selling handcrafted knives from the back of a wagon in upstate New York. John Russell (Russ) Case, the son of W.R., formed W.R. Case & Sons, as it is known today.
18 de mar. de 2018 · The John Russell Company, now the Russell Harrington Cutlery Company of Southbridge, Mass, first produced Barlow knives at their Greenfield, Massachusetts factory in 1875. They were called the Russell Barlow knife and instead of the word Barlow on the bolster, they were stamped with Russell’s mark, an R dissected by an arrow.
11 de oct. de 1997 · From trapper Joe Meek to the growth of knives in American popular culture and history, this work is essential for a clear understanding of how superior blades enabled a company to survive its competition. - The History of the John Russell Cutlery Company, 1833-1936
