🔎 UNIDENTIFIED I found a stanley 99E knife about 4-5 inches deep. I think it’s 1950s although I know only a little about knives any help with ID?

[DarthYoda333]

It say's made in usa on the back instead of blank like the newer ones i saw online.

 

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[pepperj]

The 99E are still USA made.
Popular utility cutter.
Not sure on it being 70 years old though. The older ones had a more of a inner curve towards the blade.

 

[DarthYoda333]

The 99E are still USA made.
Popular utility cutter.
Not sure on it being 70 years old though. The older ones had a more of an inner curve towards the blade.

I’m not sure either I can’t find any pics online of the older ones on google. The font on the logo looks a bit older to me but I don’t know for sure lol.

 

[jeff of pa]

Box Cutter , Pic Coming

 

[jeff of pa]

Google BOX CUTTER

 

[jeff of pa]

yours

 

[jeff of pa]

 

[pepperj]

View attachment 2138154 View attachment 2138155 It say's made in usa on the back instead of blank like the newer ones i saw online.

The amount of zinc decay is minimal, so it hasn't been buried for that amount of time.

 

[jeff of pa]

Yep ! Looks Serviceable Yet , May need dirt Cleaned out & a New Blade at Most