All About Pocket Knives

peanut740 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 10:06 pm The OP knife is Utica made,as were the majority of Blish Mize Silliman knives.

That's interesting I have some nice Utica knives they did quality work.

tvic wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 3:28 pm A rare and beautiful knife, Dave!

Thanks!

Here is a similar knife, at least as far as the scalloped bolsters are concerned. It's a Remington and I think Remington produced quite a few knives with bolsters similar to this. I think that Remington had some sort of relationship with Utica Cutlery and I have seen quite a few Utica knives with f...

FRJ wrote: ↑Wed Mar 06, 2024 10:23 pm Nice looking knife, Dave.

I thought sure there was a Blish Mize thread on here to help you but I often have trouble finding what I want on here.

Thanks Joe!

ta50gear wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 6:20 pm Beautiful looking knife. I've never heard of Blish-Mize are they worth keeping an eye out for?

I don't know that they are super collectable but the few I've had have been quality knives.

tvic wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 3:28 pm A rare and beautiful knife, Dave!

Thanks I thought the scalloped bolsters were somewhat unique.

I've got this nice Blish Mize Silliman HDWE knife with scalloped bolsters and beautiful pyremite scales. I've had it for many years but have never seen another one quite like it does anyone have anything similar?......................thanks Dave

Love these pictures of playing card knives here's one of mine the Queen of Hearts fun to collect and nice knives!

I have this old Clark Bros Kansas City MS easy open knife. It's old and krusty but I love it!...............Dave

I was wondering about this knife stamped A.P. CO NYC is this an early Hammer brand knife? I thought maybe this was made under the Hammer brand later on??............thanks for any info


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I've been collecting celluloid candy stripes and also old Gold Stone knives. My Grandma gave me some knives that had been my grandpa's and my favorite is an old 2 blade goldstone. I've also started picking up large 2 blade hunters found a nice Ka-Bar dogshead or two and have stepped up and paid a bi...

Kershaw knives does that at their factory in Tualatin Oregon or they stamp XXXX across their stamp but these are sold at the factory once a year as obvious seconds at a very discounted price, this seller of th Ka-Bar claims the factory offered to send him another knife so I'm wondering how that work...

I meant of course two blade

http://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-BLEM-PROTO-KA-BAR-DOG-HEAD-STAG-FOLDING-HUNTER-MINT-NEVER-USED-CARRIED-/190692788982?pt=Collectible_Knives&hash=item2c662d0af6 I'm trying to figure out if this is legit no offense to the seller but I find it hard to believe that QC lets a knife like this leave the fa...

that makes some sense to me......good info thanks!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-US-Marine-Corps-4-Blade-Folding-Pocket-Knife-No-Makers-Mark-/261022999270?pt=Collectible_Knives&hash=item3cc62ee2e6 this knife is in great condition and I know there is some collectability but why is it going so high $$?......is it because there is no markings?......

I got this Colonial "end of day" two blade for $2.00 at a flea market and it shows some age and wear but still has strong snap and some great colors

I was curious if the blade etching on this 3 dot Case 5111 1/2 is correct. I'm not knowledgeable enough to question the seller, I would like to own one and was thinking about bidding on this, I love the swing guards and own several but this would be a great addition any advice is appreciated http://...

great old knife, love the end of day multi-colored handles like that and I have to concur with Dave O what a great chance to pass on grand dad's knife to your kids.......I've posted pictures of my grandfathers Case Bradford PA early '20's goldstone two blade tear drop knife that is my favorite knife...

love those knives singin46! I have one or two but those are gorgeous!

great information, I liked that Barlow and wondered if it was "correct".........thanks again for the information

as an added note this just went for $112.50 on Ebay so maybe that did add collector value being possibly miss marked?

I was wondering about the added value to this possibly miss marked Barlow could it actually be worth more with the incorrect tang stamp? or is it incorrect?


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