All About Pocket Knives

Umpires are like people, the bad ones are the ones that you remember and unbelievably, people are drawn to them.
You guys have a target on your back Ken.
Hey Ike, any pitchers on the Reds you like?

That's pretty cool.

Peoples are different. I don't understand EDCing various knives with collector value, when one fits your needs best?'
Of course most modern era knives will never have much collector value, GEC and some being the exception , so why not.

Pretty knife QT

Ray, I can't see the trees for the forest. I don't know where you can keep all your knives.

I- man we share that love of old bones.

doglegg wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 1:02 am

Thomasg wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 11:19 pm I really like the old bone and jigging on this western boulder # 68 fish knife from 1931 .IMG_3887.pngIMG_3882.png

Me too.

Me too. That color and jigging is spectacular.

4 1/2" H Boker EJ

stockman wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2024 1:18 pm Sorry guys I looked and didn't find one. Should have its many pages long.

Harold

I guess I'm challenged that way too Harold. I have a hard time with searching . I usually just end up googling .

A couple more for the lookers sake. 4 1/2" H Boker EJ

Is that unusual to have that pearl's pattern number in such a position?
Great knife.

Excellent work guys.

Great looking etches fellas. I particularly like the big faded Keen Kutter Dan.

Except for the 1st which is a 4' farmers whittler all are (guess what) farmers jacks.

edgy46 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 11:07 pmBoker?

Bingo. If you look real close in the right light, you can see a little of "Tree Brand " etch. I've liked this knife a long time.

Nope

It's got relatives in America with the same name.

Nope

Congrats Dan , now that's what an old "real" unused knife looks like. Any old knife that looks like it just came from a showcase had better done so , or I wonder.

I-man I really like the GEC stamp on that one.

Not American . but has close relatives.

Seems the opening bids aren't for off of values.

It seems that happens to me every time I have a little extra money in some form or fashion. How much you want for it, I know it's inexpensive.

Fine knives I-man.

Keen Kutter

Pretty pictures Ken . You all are ahead of us a little here in zone 6 .

Ulster

Thanks for the information John, you're a little more than a guitar picker.

Beautiful. Is it a whittler ?
What time frame do you put that one?
Length?

Thanks for the Wester history. I would say this example is early 1900.