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Original price $195.00
Price $160.00
This Canoe Slipjoint by Schrade and George Wostenholm features satin finished blades with nail nicks. The handle has nickel silver bolsters, stag covers, brass pins and liners, steel springs. Comes with original box and papers. Excellent condition. #00372
Blade Length 2.5
Overall Length 6.25
Closed Length 3.75
Weight (oz) 3.6
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Multi-Blade
Blade Material Stainless Steel
Blade Details Drop Point
Handle Material Metallic, Horn & Antler
The third George in this family business acquired the cutlers mark ‘I*XL’ in 1826; the mark which made the company famous. Wostenholm specialized in knives and razors, dominating the American market with their products. Their original workshop, Rockingham Works, became too small to cope with demand and by 1848 they moved to Washington Works, named in honour of their American trade. George Wostenholm was an excellent salesman, and made around 30 trans-Atlantic trips to America throughout his life. This was when sailing ships were still in use and steamships were still a very new innovation; the crossing would take a number of weeks and was still very dangerous. It was Wostenholm’s willingness to travel and his skills as a trader that meant the I*XL brand was one of the most famous in America by the mid-nineteenth century. It was his travel to America that meant he declined the role of Master Cutler three times saying that he would not be able to spare time to undertake the role, before he finally accepted in 1856. In the 1850s they increased production of their most famous product, the Bowie knife. These knives were often etched with American eagles and patriotic slogans.
