All About Pocket Knives

My hobby is the repairing of old pocketknives, although I do collect knives that I find interesting. Problem is, I've accumulated hundreds of old, repaired pocketknives that should go to people who can use them; they're wasting their little lives sitting in a bucket in my basement. Since 2004, I've ...

Message to CaddyMan: Have you made any stiddies lately? Got one for sale? Please reply to my personal email so I can place an order and arrange payment. I've seen enough video to know it's a good investment. Thanks, Bryan OShaughnessy <bryanoshaughnessy@yahoo.com>

I pick 715. ---Bryan O'Shaughnessy

My best number is 827. Crossing my fingers!
---Bryan O'Shaughnessy
Cary, IL

This is my first entry: I'll go with 827.
I'm rubbing my lucky Swiss Army Knife for good lu--------OUCH!
---bryanoshaughnessy

A couple weeks ago, I asked about finding a Buck 110. Today, I found one in good condition (needs to be cleaned) at a gun show in Lakemoor, IL. I got it in a very tired black belt-sheath. The seller wanted $25, but sold it to me for $15 in a purchase of three knives total. You can all stop looking f...

I've purchased a knife that the seller suggested is a Luftwaffe pocketknife. Has one sheepsfoot blade, and one utility blade featuring screwdriver at tip, sharp saw serrations on the edge. Both fold to same side of knife, riding a common spring. Handles are cast metal, one side is a flying eagle clu...

No, not free money; I'd like to have an old Buck 110, the big size, not a junior. Doesn't need to be collector quality, I'd even take one that needs repair, if all the parts are there. Don't know anything about the knife, but it has a legend, apparently, so I want to have at least one in the collect...

I've come into an Imperial Boy Scout knife that does not have "Imperial hollow handles", but rather have conventional design handles that pin to brass frames. I have heard this kind of Imperial referred to as "well made". Can anyone tell me the years that Imperial made these kniv...