All About Pocket Knives

I have a Cattaragus pen knife with Mother of Pearl scales and the number 22773 on reverse of main blade. Can anyone tell me when it was made? Or value? Mainly just want information it's not for sale.

I purchased recently this pen knife with Mother of Pearl scales. It has two blades. I believe it to be a early example but I do not know how to date it. Any help would be greatly appreciated . Other than that , enjoy!

I have an interesting little pen knife with beautiful Mother of Pearl scales and fancy bolsters all 2 1/2 " of it. It says Henry Sears Co. Prussia on the tang stamp. Can anyone tell me about it? As you can see at some point in it's long life it lost about half of its secondary blade.

Just wanted to show one of my knives and see if I can find out more about it or the company. It was made by Continental Cutlery Co in N.Y. around 1920. And that's where my story ends . Help me know more please. And enjoy!

Kissing Crane Congress made in Germany with Stag Scales I was told are Green Bone. Four blades all marked with two Cranes and reverse of one blade says Germany. Bar shield riveted on.Thank you for any information.

Good morning everyone I just obtained one of the finest examples of American steel I think I shall ever own and I couldn't help myself but to share my joy!! See attached.

I have a Schmidt and Zeigler Bull Brand knife I'd like more info on please . Pictures to follow. It has the number 322 stamped on back of one blade. Incredibly capable knife to be so small! Thanking you in advance!

I'm still trying to ferret out information on the Brantford Cutlery Co knife!SMH!! PLEASE chime in if you know anything more. Have a great day!

Yes 6235 1/2 and thank you!

Can anyone tell me ANYTHING about this knife?? Is it legit? Thanking you as always!!

Here's a real Brantford Cutlery Co knife guys! I've heard that Brantford may have made for Butler Bros. around 1910 to 1930. Great knife, goodsnap,walk and talk. No cracks in the bone scales. That's all i can find out. Nothing else, not even any values. Can anyone help me please?

I've got one similar in a dogleg jack. I like this knife. It is very solid and well built. You have a very nice looking knife there, DelNich.57. Welcome to the forum. I hope you will show more knives. ::tu:: Good evening Sir, you have a beautiful example of a Brantford there. I can't help but notic...

See attached some pictures ( if I'm successful in posting them) of a old Camillus utility knife. It has some nice looking bone handles and is in pretty decent shape. Thanking all of you in advance for any other information.

Hi DelNich, Rub the knife firmly between your hands until it is quite warm. If you smell Camphor (like vicks vapo rub) the knife is celluloid. Or you can heat a pin or sewing needle and stick it in an unobtrusive area to see it if smokes/melts. My first thought was that it is celluloid (very nice c...

kootenay joe wrote:I believe the handles are genuine pearl. Some pearl discolors with age.
kj

Thank you "Joe" I appreciate any feedback. Thank you for making me feel welcome. I'm sorry I took so long to reply.

kootenay joe wrote:I believe this brand is an import from German, considered to be of 'low' collectibility; i.e. can be a well made knife(or not) but of low value because of low demand by collectors.
kj

. Thank you for your response Joe, may God bless you and your family.

I may be mistaken, but it looks like the handles might be celluloid based on the red-brown discoloration around the pins and what appears to be crazing in the handles. This would be a sign of deterioration/out-gassing of the celluloid. Are the handles real MOP or plastic? If anyone could give me an...

Anyone that can give this newbie any information on this nice little Schrade Walden I would be grateful. I'm not even sure if the pattern. It's a three blade under three inches long with hugged black Delrin handles and has the number 808 on it.

If anyone could give me any information at all on this Lenox knife please advise. Much thanks. It is approximately 2 1/4 to 2 1/2 inches closed.

Could any of you fine folks tell this newbie anything about this vintage Camillus please. I'd appreciate any information at all. Thank you!!

Anybody have any knowledge of value on this vintage Romo with good snap and no cracks in bone stag handles?

Sir I am pleased with the information that you have given me and I thank you again for that. Insofar as our passion for fine pocket knives we share the same ideals actually I really have no desire whatsoever in parting with the least of my collection. My knives will eventually be my son's and grands...

That's a very nice Robeson 056 jack. I'm not sure I've ever seen that bone, which is certainly a Robeson product, on a knife with that post WWII stamp. The bone is circa WWII, because we see it on contract knives made for the U.S. Government Robeson started using their Strawberry Bone in 1948, so I...

knife7knut wrote:Here is my one and only Brantford.

Well if you only have one, that's a nice one to have! Thanks for sharing

Hello friends can anyone give this "newbie" any information on this Robeson two blade jack ? It has the number 622056 on back of main blade and Robeson Shuredge U.S.A. ON front.