Some recent Keen Kutter and Winchester Counterfeits

	New key/knife with words “Keen Kutter” and “E.C. Simmons”. Knife blade marked Germany .
	Counterfeit mini brass anvil with logo and words "Keen Kutter" on side. There is also a counterfeit Winchester mini brass anvil being sold too. These keep coming from Springfield MO.
	The fake barrel shaped key and padlock. The key and padlock opening should be flat.
	Fake Keen Kutter padlock with metal logo. Lock was probably made in India .
	Fake Keen Kutter padlock display.
	Fake metal/steel Keen Kutter sign. Measures 14x14.5 inches.
	Fake watch FOB. Originals have maker’s “LE” mark on backside bottom point.
	This is a counterfeit Keen Kutter watch FOB because it does not have the initials LE on the back side, towards the lower point of the logo. It looks very good, but it is a counterfeit.
	Here is a counterfeit Keen Kutter belt buckle.  Without looking at the back of the Keen Kutter logo it is hard to say whether the logo is a real watch FOB or a fake. The buckle measures about 3 13/16" x 2 3/4".  Sorry, the only way I could copy the picture from the Web auction site was to take a negative (reverse image) of such.
	This is a homemade counterfeit small baseball bat and not necessarily a good one.
	Fake laser cut Keen Kutter logo on one quart butter churn (actually the butter churn is new too).
	A counterfeit Keen Kutter Shot Glass.  It measures approximately 2" in diameter and approximately 2 1/4" in height.  There is a Keen Kutter logo decal on the outside.
	Fake laser cut Keen Kutter logo on handled jug.
	Fake laser cut Keen Kutter logo on jug.
	Fake laser cut Keen Kutter logo on crock.
	Fake laser cut Keen Kutter logo on what some sellers are calling a whiskey bottle
	This counterfeit E.C. Simmons stoneware jug has the logo and the word kerosene painted on the bottom of the side. A poor paint job. Jug is about 7 1/4" in diameter and 10 1/2" tall.
	A fake Keen Kutter ink well. Someone is trying to get the most out of an etching machine.
	Keen Kutter logo cut from paper and glued to front on two different alarm clocks.
	An old alarm clock that some decided to enhance with 2 paper Keen Kutter logos.
	A bad attempt to paste a Keen Kutter logo on the face of a pocket watch.
	Another bad example of pasting a paper Keen Kutter logo on the face of a pocket watch.
	Two for one - A counterfeit Keen Kutter pocket watch and a counterfeit Keen Kutter watch FOB.
	Another example of pasting cut paper Keen Kutter logo on the face of a clock. Brass plated clock measures 10 Inches in diameter with 4 inch clock face.
	This is a new counterfeit marble on the market. Green words “Keen Kutter Original Company 1870-1874”.
	A glass block with fake etched Keen Kutter logo
	Fake Keen Kutter logo on marble.
	Porcelain Door Knob Doorknob with fake Keen Kutter logo on each end.
	Fake Keen Kutter cast iron match holder, usually 6 ¾ inches by 4 ¼ inches. Normally red, but some are green background. Probably the most common fake found.
	Fake metal E.C. Simmons Keen Kutter sign. It measures 15 ½ inches by 10 ½ inches.
	A brown bottle with a laser cut Keen Kutter logo
	Someone spent a lot of time painting on the Keen Kutter logos on this wood canister set.
	This is the waffle iron that those who do not know call a salesman’s sample. However, it is a fake. The griddle on this fake is about 3-7/8 inches and has a wooden handle. The real and large size waffle iron has a wire twist handle.
	Looks like someone copies the top part of a Keen Kutter letterhead and glues it on the back of a paperweight.
	Someone stamped the Keen Kutter logo on this slaw cutter. We have seen this same stamped logo on other fake Keen Kutter items.
	I guess that the person who made this fake thought that if one Keen Kutter logo was good that they would do better by placing two logos on the face of this scale. Another example is below.
	A scale which has had placed on either side and in the front Keen Kutter logos. Such a scale never was made by E. C. Simmons. If an item was been used and has wear and tear and the Keen Kutter logos are perfect, then walk away from such. A waste of $135.00
	Take your pick, they are all fakes.
	This seems to be a new fake. Someone has taken a 4” wrench and stamped Keen Kutter on each side.
	Counterfeit Keen Kutter postcard made after 1990. The card is made to look old, but do not be fooled. Some of the earlier ones sold for over $400.
	The counterfeit business sized card with the plastic handle, small metal blade with Keen Kutter paper label, small spoon type blade, metal file, and plastic blade is attached on the card. The card that I have and 3 others that I have viewed all have a “dirty” white card. All of the cards are counterfeit and were made since 1990.
	This old pottery plate measures 10.5 inches, but has new The Winchester Store words painted on the plate with the Inman's Merchantile of Quincy Illinois
	Fake The Winchester Store advertising plate featuring hunting dogs on the prowl. This plate is 10.5" diameter.
	Another fake The Winchester Store plate with “None so dear as Mother” and roses on plate. About 8 ¼ inches in diameter. Like most of the other fake plates they seem to be coming from Illinois .
	Fake The Winchester Store oil lamp with a Scovill Queen Anne #2 burner. This piece is 19-3/4" high with the chimney. The chimney is 10". The oil reservoir is 5" across.
	Fake The Winchester Store advertising rolling pin. It appears to be ceramic. This piece is 10.5" long. It is 2-1/4"diameter. Dated 1923
	Fake The Winchester Store advertising paperweight. This piece is 6" in diameter. It is 1-3/4" high.
	Fake The Winchester Store flue cover. This piece is 7" in diameter.
	One of the painted “The Winchester Store” was on a brass hanging sconce/tray. This is a counterfeit. The pencil marks around the letters were still there.
	This is a fake Winchester advertising glass rolling pin with “The Winchester Store” etched on it. This piece is 13” long and 2 ¾” diameter. Looks like the same etching pattern as is on the oil lamp above.
	A counterfeit Winchester bottle for gun cleaning preparations. The bottles are tapered from bottom to top with a screw type opening, instead of a straight side bottle and a cork stopper.
	A fake "The Winchester Store" thermometer (sorry about the reverse image) from the F. P. Legge Hardware store. A label was glued on the top and bottom of the thermomter.
	All of these signs are different and are counterfeit. The 5" x 7" signs are made of glass with a frame of chain and states "Compliments of the Dogleville Hardware Company, The Winchester Store 'Sportsman's Headquarters' Dogleville. . . New York". These sold recently on an online auction for between $89-$291 for an average of $140.
	Counterfeit chain framed advertisement for Johnson Hardware Co. Dubuque, Iowa.  The print is under glass and surrounded by a chain frame.  Picture shows four guys out on a lake ice fishing. Measurements are 8 1/4" x 11 3/4"
	Glass counterfeit Winchester advertising. It has a chain frame with upper left side indicating Winchester Arms Company, Tackle and Sporting Goods, Olson Bros. Hardware, Freeport, Illinois Ph. 234. The frame size is 11 and 1/2 inches by 8 inches. This sold recently for $306.

 updated 14 June 2010