Thought I would resurrect an old thread with my new buckle and see if there are any new knife enthusiasts on the forum who would like to share some photos. 
Navajo thunderbird buckle, ca.1950s and CASE XX, 22087, ca.1940-1964
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Iâll add this c1920s Marbleâs Canoe knife with my latest (sold as old pawn) bracelet I just cut and replaced a Sleeping Beauty stone in.
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Good one, Steve! Love those old Marbleâs knives. Your blade has really nice patina. 
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Cool buckle! It has a kind of mid century modern/White Hogan look combined with Zuni figural inlay; a really unexpected combination.
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Thanks OO! In case you missed it in the Belt Buckle thread, thanks to @Steveâs detective work, the buckle could be a Dean Kirk designed piece.
https://www.brownstrading.com/Historic-Dean-Kirk-Designed-Silver-Box-p/br-036.htm
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My Daddy always carried a pocket knife. I thought I had inherited 2-3 of them but, I canât locate them. So, this is all I have to share. A ladyâs antique utility knife monogrammed âCJCâ & engraved on the other side with âWashington School 1911â. Each blade at the bottom is stamped âI*XL George Wostenholm Sheffield Englandâ. Perhaps it was hung from a chain around the neck or part of a chatelaine. The other is my terrific lil Buck knife that I always carry in my purse.
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Oh yeah I definitely missed that. I canât keep up with the belt thread. And once I get 100 posts or so behind it becomes so overwhelming that I canât face it and get even more behind. 
But I did recently see that box on the Brownâs website and thought it was really cool. My thunderbird pin that youâve always liked is stamped UITA 22 for Dean Kirk Trading Post.
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