A Case Sod Buster, 10 dots stainless steel pattern 2138 SS as stamped on the tangs. 4 5/8" closed in mostly factory condition, never honed. The slick black handles are held down by two brass pins...
The Sportsman series of folding knives was introduced by Gerber in 1972. This one is the SF2, 4 1/4" closed, tigerwood and brass frame with a top lock. This one has been carried and used but it...
Utica began to use the Kutmaster name in 1937. This rope knife most likely dates to the 50's, Used but well taken care of. Nice loud snap and a 1/2 stop. Slight side movement when open. Hardwood...
Just a few blems here and there but a very lightl;y used scout kife with four blades and a stainless bail. three brass pins hold down the jigged Delrin handles. All blades have a loud snap. Nickel...
This Camillus folding saw has 12 teeth per inch so it should make short work of just about any wood. 5 1/2" closed, the Zytel feels dry in wet conditions. The L6 saw blade is what most saws are...
A collaberation between Mike Skellern and Fred Burger and produced for the mass market by Boker. This is an early model, larger than ones produced today at 4.5" closed. The bogwood/morta handles...
Made by Anton Wingen under their Othello brand and so stamped on the mark side tang. Pile side has GC Co, 49 for the year made. Made in Solingen Germany. Appears to have the factory edge with some...
18" OAL, no scabbard. Early model, private maker mark, looks like a 1/2 moon with an E and a G in a circle. Working order, all springs are free. A Lebel Mod. 1886, epee bayonet, brass handle with...
This knife was used, you can see the wear on the brass hardware all the way down to the horn. For the age of the knife, the blade does not have that much wear and appears to be full. Some up and...
I would guess 1950's. Germany on the tang. Blade has a great snap both ways. Just 3" closed. Steel liners, blade and bail. Bottle opener and corkscrew. Cracked ine handles. One side has a Viking...
This is a 1991 made Buck 055, small folding 3 1/2" model with true ebony handles. Curved brass bolsters and frame. Tang stamped Buck 055+ usa. Factory specifications, tab...
Due to the solid bolsters, I believe it was made late 60's to early 70's. Not a Schrade contract. 3 1/4" closed, Long pull master, tight, no movement, great snap, both blades. Mirror polish...
The Olbertz factory, that made these knives for Jim Parker, have no more mother of pearl this size to make handles. Sourced from the waters around the Phillipines in the 1930's. held down with...
Imported by Saul Eig in Miami FL. Just after WWII and into the early 60's, this one has the original old horn handle held down by 4 pins, round rear nickel bolster, also pinned twice. Manual open...
Jim Parker did alot of business with the maker of this knife, the Olberetz co. in Solingen since 1872 and in business today. This one is a factory mint 5 1/4" closed, Anglo Saxon Whitler for the...
This is a Buck model 532, 4 3/8" closed. Is the blade BG42? I don't know for sure but the Anvil logo dates it to 2002 and that would make BG42 possible. Nickel bolsters and liners with...
At the start of WWII, Boker was still partly owned by family members in Germany so to differentiate itself, The American made Boker was tang stamped Boker USA as is this knife. 3" closed, Little...
A.W. Wadsworth was an imaginary name used by Adolf Kastor Bros. a NYC import co. from the 1870's to 1963. They owned a factory in Germany, Germania works in Solingen and imported their knives up...
To celebrate their 130th anniversary, Opinel came out with this limited edition, this one is numbered 06322. Stainless blade coated in a black zircon finish, it locks by turning the collar....
The Damascus blade in this knife was made in Jacksonville AL, a factory that Parker also owned! The knife was put together at Case in Bradford, owned by Parker, and sold to the ABCA, also owned by...
Jim Parker owned Case at the time this knife was made. He had leveridged his other knife businesses to pull off the Case purchase and he would file for bankruptcy in 1991. The ABCA was an...
Long out of production, this factory mint 1776T The Link by Kershaw in the USA is 4 1/4" closed. Zytel handles, lanyard hole, pocket clip and a stone washed 420HC blade. Speedsafe was designed by...
Schrade Walden NY switch blade, Paratrooper model. This is a great looking and operating knife. Schrade used a DuPont material that did not shrink, so the handles, held down by 5 brass pins, look...
As you can see, the blade has pitting on both sides but no sign of use, just neglect. Perfect guard, pommel and handles. 9 1/2" OAL, Guard face is embossed 'Uncle Henry'. Tang stamped Schrade...
The Jim Parker Fain Edwards assoc. lasted from 1984-86. mostly Damascus bladed knives were produced but this one is a plain 440c three bladed folder, 4" closed. Tang pattern number is stamped:...
The Jim Parker Fain Edwards assoc. lasted from 1984-86. mostly Damascus bladed knives were produced but this one is a plain 440c two bladed folder. 3 1/2" closed, tang pattern number is stamped:...
Beautifully colored blades on this stockman. Dates to the 90's. 4 1/4" closed, handles are polished bone with a US flag insert. Nickel hardware with brass liners. This knife was one of a series...
Interesting if you lke eagles. 3 1/2" closed, two nickel pins hold down the handles which have the head and feathers embossed the length of the handle which is 1/2" thick so nothing shabby. Made...
This 90's folder is factory mint in every respect. 2 1/2" closed, top lock and a lanyard hol;e. Stainless frame with a hardwood insert. Frame is beveled all around. Mirror polished blade tang...
Sad how the NKCA was raped and pillaged by its own directors. Cargill etc. This 15th anniversary knife is a beaut. 5 1/2" inches closed, jigged white bone held down by 5 brass pins. Mirror...
A long time ago, Car dealerships sold a car with one ignition key in a leather case. This little Imperial is in one of those cases as sort of a giveaway. The dealerships neme is stamped on the...
This is another custom made Mickey Yurco knife, number 676, made of 440c steel. Today, Mickey's serial numbers are in the 4000 plus rangce. he's been making knives for over 38 years. A...
This is a custom made Mickey Yurco knife, number 621, made of 440c steel. Today, Mickey's serial numbers are in the 4000 plus rance. he's been making knives for over 38 years. A retired police...
Tang stamped: Kutmaster utica N.Y. USA. Secondary blade locks. Heavy, steel hardware. Hardwood handles are held down by 4 brass pins, brass liners with a steel liner between back springs, Long...
A late 70's knife, a tiny little 'Japan' under the eagle. 5" closed, Hardwood handles, held down with 5 brass pins. Factory tight, solid lock up with thmb ramp. Original price tasg on box...
It appears to have had no use. just badly stored for years. Almost 11" long without any flex, the entire blade is pitted but still useable. I removed the rust to leave a Moon-lioke surface. The...
The model f39 has an upswept blade with long thumb guard. The handle is alternating aluminum and black fiber spacers with an aluminum guard and in this case, an early version with nF39 stamped on...
The larger box has some dry water damage at one end otherwise clean with no other damage but two hard to find items, if you have the knives. Instructions are in both boxes with 1964 date codes,...
Marshall Wells was a hardware wholesaler in Michigan and are still in business today. They contrated with all the then knife makers like Schrade, Case, Camillus, Pal for knives to sell in their...
Tarnished but appears unused, nice flexy spatula blade stamped Russell green River Works. 3 steel pins hold down the hardwood handle. Sorry can't date it for you but it's...
3" closed, tip bolsters, bail. Steel pins and frame. 1933-93, 60 years of the Lone ranger. Mint knife but some of the logo rubbed. Tight, loud snap both ways. Handled but not used, factory...
'110' style tang stamped Soliongen West Germany so made before 1990. Sort of heavy due to the solid nickel frame. Lock back, with gold colored inserts on both sides. Absolutely mint. Tight lock up...
A large, 4 1/4" closed lockback, looks to be from the early 80's and a colaboration between Whiskers and Linda Karst who did the skrim of a large cat on one side of the horn handle held down by...
Al Sanders passed a number of years ago. He specialized in folders and this one is no exception. Stainless bolsters, liners and frame, Heavily file worked inside and out. I have no info on the...
This is an interesting knife. I am not sure if the blade is chrome plated but it dates to the period when this process was used. No sign of use other than light honing marks. Blade and tang stamps...
A large cork handled fishing knife with scale edge, mirror polished blade with a screw driver at tone end. Handles part and the blade locks into place. Aluminum hardware, lanyard at one end....
You are buying a replacement shield only. Brass bomb style is 1/2x1/4". Nickel propeller is 1x3/16". Bean on one side. smooth on the other is 3/4x1/4". Presently I have ten of each. Mint, NOS from...
This model 112 was produced in 1986 and since it is a 25th anniversary knife, the pins, frame and bolsters are nickel. The wood handles are real Ebony. Absolutely mint. Comes in a Buck Black...
This is a spactacular knife for several reasons. Utica went to the Kutmaster tang stamp in 1937. This one dates to the 50's. Jigged brown Delrin handles. held down by three brass pins. All blades...
A 100th anniversary item, a USA made Buck 310 whittler in a wooden box marked 100 years Buck 1902-2002. Copeing blade has the Idaho outline. Outer box and included paperwork included. Mint. never...
Made in France by the G. David co. in Thiers since 1810. This knife dates to the 70's. 4 1/2" closed. Very tight pull and a loud snap both ways. Brass bolsters, liners and pins. The Arbalette...
From the looks of it, I would say 1920's, perhaps earlier. Made in Spain, maker's name on blade, J.J. Parralina. Very tight, loud snap and a hard pull. Matched old horn slaps, held down by 6 iron...
Master blade seems to be the only blade used. No damage, dings of any kind. Hard pull, very tight and great snap both ways, pre date code. Tang stamp reads Buck 303 USA. Slant nickel bolsters,...
Tang stamped only Kabar (no hyphen), so It could date to the 40's. Tight and loud snap blades but it does have use and the blades will need polish so look closely at the pics. Rough black handles...
This one's a beauty. Mirror polished blades with inscription on master blade.. Pile side sytamped HK-16-S Hand forged stainless. Brass liners, nickel bolsters and pins that hold dow the stag....
Blades have some tarnish that elbow grease will remove. Shell handles look like silver but no mark.The Imperial tang stamp dates it to 1956-88 but I believe it to be from the 50's. Tight with loud...
