All About Pocket Knives

I believe the knife is Chinese of fairly recent manufacture. The mark looks similar to the Gerber mark & may have been used to give the impression Gerber made it. JMHO

I don't think that Keen Kutter blade is original to the knife. I've seen similar horseman's knives where both blades are marked with the E in a diamond (no idea what company that was). Looks like that pin was added later too. Cool old timer just the same! ::tu:: Eric Now that I look at it more clos...

Found at a local antique shop. Master blade stamped w/ K-K logo; secondary stamped w/ E inside a diamond w/ SHEFFIELD above it. Wish it was in better shape. Not sure of the age,but construction looks old.

Picked this up today. Marked, (CASE XX CAP-287). Never seen a paring blade this short before. Bought with several other kitchen knives & some other stuff(including a nice hospital style adjustible bedside table)for two bux!

My X-Changer. I may have an extra pouch around somewhere; I'll have to look in my sheath box.

Here is a Latama for comparison.

E. Miltenberg is likely either a retail outlet or a import firm. The knife was possibly made by Latama;they made a lot of small gentleman's knives like that.

Absolutely spectacular, Rey, many of which are after my own exact taste, What is the cutout/square dark area above the tang, on the knife 2nd from the right in your 1st picture on the "A few more" page, or in other words, the only knife with the clip-point blade? ::shrug:: Thx! 8) A refle...

First one I've seen. It's different from the regular Washington replica in that a chain loop is built into the backspring. Not sure it is the same size(no dimensional reference);there are at least 2 sizes I know of. Interesting that they left Washington's signature on the handle; that commemorative ...

BEAUTIFUL! I especially love the bottom one!

Absolutely spectacular, Rey, many of which are after my own exact taste, What is the cutout/square dark area above the tang, on the knife 2nd from the right in your 1st picture on the "A few more" page, or in other words, the only knife with the clip-point blade? ::shrug:: Thx! 8) A refle...

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Daggers; double edge & single edge.

I think I may have solved the mystery of who the scrimshander MW is. Going through & updating pictures of some stuff, I was doing belt buckles & noticed the name on this buckle: M.A.WILKINSON. The background resemales the one on the O.P.'s knife. The date on the buckle is 7/83 so he may not ...

Here is one marked '' FROST USA ''. A flipper with the release button marked. ''OFF''.

Interesting knives Tom! I have one almost identical made by Robeson; the difference being a pen secondary blade instead of a file. The bail is stamped, '' PAT. MAY 13, 1924 ''. Which brings up an interesting question: Did Robeson possibly make these for L.F.&C ? I say this because according to L...

QTCut5 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 7:28 pm

knife7knut wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 7:16 pm Hope I can answer this coherently as it covers a lot of ground.

Well put! Thanks

(BRL? )

Bernard R. Levine.

Hope I can answer this coherently as it covers a lot of ground. Originally my fascination was with so-called, '' switchblades ''. Got a cheap Imperial fishtail from a classmate in junior high school. Lasted about 2 weeks. Got a few Italian stilettos in high school(still have 2; a couple got confisca...

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Drawer 6: ivory, bone, & celluloid handled knives. Ray, are you still actively accumulating knives or at this point would you say that your accumulation a fait accompli ? Still indiscriminately accumulating! As the infamous Red Green would say: '' I'm a man..... I can quit..... any time..... if...

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