That’s a really nice gift . Tom is such a great guy and there continues to more and more new knife channels but I’ve subscribed and watched him Clark’s Kentucky Knives . But thank you for sharing your gift with us I appreciate it GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR ANIMALS
There is something about older "things" that makes you think about the years gone by..Im not some antique kind of guy or collector of anything old, but I sure appreciate things from the past. Looking where we're at and where we came from is interesting. Good looking old knife and older knife..AND surprised the sheath was so intact. Have a good night BigJ!
That’s a very thoughtful gift from Tom. And a beautiful Western knife and sheath. Excellent video! Thanks for showing. 👍👍 Happy Western Wednesday! Cheers, RW
Awesome gift from Tom! I remember that one very well under the J.C. Higgins name. Western had a huge contract with them. If you haven’t check them out, great pieces to add to your Western collection.
Awesome old Western, it was a very nice gift! Great work on the research even though there was not much to go on. This community is very helpful and knowledgeable!
What a cool knife and piece of history!! That thing qualifies as a relic! You just continue to captivate me with the western knives! So glad you got that piece in your collection!!
Most Excellent! The regional availability is interesting. Here in the PNW Westerns were very common. Even today there is a good chance that those of us that are retirement age+ that still hunt and fish have at least one Western in our collections with some memories attached to it.
Thanks very much for checking it out! In a small rural community in WV we didn’t have much of a selection at all. Had 1 store in the county that sold knives and it was mostly Case. Old Timer was what we could grab as well if we would drive into town in another county and hit up sears or K mart.
Not a boring video at all brother!! Maybe to some i guess but i think most that are watching will appreciate the history. I love learning about these pieces. Thanks for sharing!👊
@bigjsknives I think we talked about this before there is a guy on Ebay selling the same book warthogg has The knife makers that went west, he's selling it for a hundred and fifty bucks and has multiple copys of it. I want it bad but can't swing it right now. But anyway, not sure.If it covers that far back
Whoooo smokin wit that video holly smokes where in the world do you come up with all this information………. I wish I could rattle off a review like thst……. You killed that review thanks for taking all that time and explaining all that information thst was awesome stay well brother talk to you soon 😊
Thanks brother, really wish I had more but I pull it from Blade Forums mostly then just read it off. With this one it was hard to find any information on it.
That’s a really nice gift . Tom is such a great guy and there continues to more and more new knife channels but I’ve subscribed and watched him Clark’s Kentucky Knives . But thank you for sharing your gift with us I appreciate it GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR ANIMALS
He is a Jim Dandy for sure, thanks so much for checking it out!!
Really awesome fixed blade brother Jerry!!
Good Ole Tom strikes again for sure!!!!
Appreciate you giving us all a good look at it!!!
Happy Wednesday!!
Thanks very much brother!! Hopefully your hump day is going well!!
There is something about older "things" that makes you think about the years gone by..Im not some antique kind of guy or collector of anything old, but I sure appreciate things from the past. Looking where we're at and where we came from is interesting. Good looking old knife and older knife..AND surprised the sheath was so intact. Have a good night BigJ!
Thanks for checking it out, I love the old stuff, reminds me of simpler but better times. I prob should had been born long ago!!
Great knife! I’m enjoying the history of the company. Thanks for the shoutout! God Bless Y’all.
Thanks for checking it out and sending the decals.
Great looking knives, thanks for sharing BigJ. Be safe.
Thanks very much for checking it out!!
That’s a very thoughtful gift from Tom. And a beautiful Western knife and sheath. Excellent video! Thanks for showing. 👍👍
Happy Western Wednesday! Cheers, RW
Thanks very much for checking it out!! Tom is one great fella for gifting me this one!!
Awesome knife brother! Love the history on western knifes! That’s awesome of Tom to give you the knife! Hope you’re doing well my friend!
Thanks very much, he definitely went above and beyond on this one!!
Glad you like it Jerry. We may never know the actual age, but it does add intrigue to it! Keep charging my friend.
Thanks 🙏 so much brother, wish I could have found more but after a week of searching I was coming up empty.
Awesome gift from Tom! I remember that one very well under the J.C. Higgins name. Western had a huge contract with them. If you haven’t check them out, great pieces to add to your Western collection.
Thanks, I’ll definitely check them out!!
Not boring at all my friend, I like hearing/talking/learning about Westerns. Thanks for the challenge too.
Thanks so much, was so glad I came across your response to Mo on the original video!!
@@bigjsknives Always glad to participate as I can.
Awesome old Western 👍 love the western cutlery stuff. Those Cracked ice pieces are Late 40’s -1950s . Thanks for sharing!
Thanks very much for checking it out, that date falls in line with the research I pulled! These are just awesome blades!!
Very nice knife! I really think it's a great one to have. Props to Tom! Thank you buddy for sharing this. You did a great job!
Thanks very much for checking it out, was definitely a fun one to do!!
Awesome old Western, it was a very nice gift! Great work on the research even though there was not much to go on. This community is very helpful and knowledgeable!
Thanks very much for checking it out!!
What a cool knife and piece of history!! That thing qualifies as a relic! You just continue to captivate me with the western knives! So glad you got that piece in your collection!!
Thanks brother, it's definitely a cool one to have handed to me from Tom!! We are definitely blessed!!
Definitely a cool, classic piece. Nice to see it still around and slicing.
Thanks so much for checking it out!! I love getting g these old ones and making sure they will have many more years under their belts!
Most Excellent! The regional availability is interesting. Here in the PNW Westerns were very common. Even today there is a good chance that those of us that are retirement age+ that still hunt and fish have at least one Western in our collections with some memories attached to it.
Thanks very much for checking it out! In a small rural community in WV we didn’t have much of a selection at all. Had 1 store in the county that sold knives and it was mostly Case. Old Timer was what we could grab as well if we would drive into town in another county and hit up sears or K mart.
Not a boring video at all brother!! Maybe to some i guess but i think most that are watching will appreciate the history. I love learning about these pieces. Thanks for sharing!👊
Thanks very much for the support on this one!!
Ain't nothing boring about Westerns brother! That's a beauty !
Thank you very much for staying with this one, when researching these I really wanna do them justice!!
@bigjsknives I think we talked about this before there is a guy on Ebay selling the same book warthogg has The knife makers that went west, he's selling it for a hundred and fifty bucks and has multiple copys of it. I want it bad but can't swing it right now. But anyway, not sure.If it covers that far back
@@r1ckgr1m3s8 yeah, maybe after the summer is over and I got time to sit and go thru it I may get it. Thanks for the heads up!!
Whoooo smokin wit that video holly smokes where in the world do you come up with all this information………. I wish I could rattle off a review like thst……. You killed that review thanks for taking all that time and explaining all that information thst was awesome stay well brother talk to you soon 😊
Thanks brother, really wish I had more but I pull it from Blade Forums mostly then just read it off. With this one it was hard to find any information on it.
Don't cut yourself short Jersey. You do a good job too!! Love your channel
Love the history of these old knives- Im looking for an old folding knive from 47
Thanks for checking it out, eBay is a land mine of about anything you want to find.
Very cool info Jerry. Beautiful knife and sheath brother. Good luck at finding more info to help you date that knife. 👍🏻☕☕🔪🇺🇲🦅👊🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you very much for all the support!!
@@bigjsknives you are very very welcome brother!
Great video 😊
Thanks! 😊
@@bigjsknives I saw it when Tom showed it. Awesome knife.
That's an awesome knife. If it was a 1947 it would be 77 years old. That would be the same age as my dad and our John deere B
That’s awesome brother, to think of what all this knife has seen, I can only imagine!!
@@bigjsknives I couldn't agree more. That's exactly what my dad said when I hauled the B home
I like this Western but not too many other Westerns.
Thanks!! Good thing about this brand is their wide variety of all kinds of blades!!
Do you happen to have a L52 model?
Sorry, I do not have one of those.