All About Pocket Knives

Yeppers, Dog, that's always the best part!

That's a cool knife, Dog, I actually have a single-blade bird's-head model with the same color and material covers. I'll post a picture when I next come across it while digging through my pile. Also, JFYI, I'm not down on yellow not nearly as much as I make out to be, especially when it's displayed ...

The only thing I know about your knife, G-B, is that it's very cool and I have a copy!

Ivoryman wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 6:39 pm Good shots geo, and gorgeos bones on both. The cattle knife is sweeeet.


Beach walk and some various pics.

Great knives in great pictures on a great beach taken by a great knife collector, buddy!
Most innovative of you!

Balistreri Saddlehorn I'm confused, Joe, is it a Rosecraft or a Rough Ryder? Whichever it's gorgeous. More pics with the blade extended, please! 8) The saddlehorn is a custom by Vincenzo Balistreri. C-W already clued me in as to the maker, Joe, but thanks for the "open" picture all the sa...

Fixed blade beauties all ... especially David and another Blade Steak! 8) Been busy and not been able to post much, but I got one this week that I have been looking awhile for. Out of stock everywhere including my wholesale vendor. Finally gave BassPro a shot, and got the last one. And the price wa...

GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 10:41 pm Great EDC, the Benchmade 317 Weekender Folding Knife. Lightweight, two blades of S30V steel and best of all a bottle opener to start the weekend of right.

What a cool little B-made, Dog, great catch!

Got these two RoseCraft knives today from Corn Creek Cutlery on AAPK. Savage Creek Gunstock with Black Micarta handles and Nolichucky Jack with Moss Brown Bone handles. The CASE metal polish was an extra surprise! ::tu:: 20240417_163251.jpg20240417_163423.jpg20240417_163539.jpg Simply gorgeous, Dav...

tvic wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 3:53 pm Just got these two beauties from another collector…

"Two beauties" indeed, Tim, I'm really liking the colors on both knives!
Great score, buddy!


And Tony, looks like it's my turn to be typing while you were posting your comments, duh!
I'm tellin' ya man,.....great minds.....!

Well guys, I never thought I'd ever say this, but I just might have met my match, this knife is just too big, even for me! This is a pristine Joseph Rodgers & Sons/No. 6 Norfolk St. Sheffield England/"To Strike Fire"/Barlow slip-joint that measure 11 1/4" open with a 6" hand...

I can't speak for the other guy, Dog, but I'm sporting a huge smile on my face for you! Ya done really good, buddy, congratulations!

A reflection of the camera/phone. Oh my goodness, these eyes of mine. ::doh:: Thanks, and sorry to bother you over a nothing. ::dang:: 8) Not a problem Mark. I have been proofing my recent pics for errors(out of focus; framing, etc.) . I'm surprised I missed it; reflections are one thing I try to e...

doglegg wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 6:30 pm How about 3 Schrade 863's rehandled in burnt elk horn. The first two by Herman Williams and the last one by our own Glennbad.20240417_132259.jpg

"How about" indeed, Floyd, 3 beautiful examples!

MrUgly, that is an unusual, but neat collection of knives! Welcome to AAPK! ::handshake:: Mark, I was commenting the same time you were, hence nearly the same comment. ::tu:: Oh ya, I didn't notice that, Tony. ::shrug:: Well, you know what they say now don't you,.....great minds think alike! ::groo...

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...

Yep, that's the guy, C-W, your link is the same as the one Tony supplied a couple posts back, but thanks anyway.

Here are a couple more A.G. Russells. They all have a trick to unlocking the blade but I can't figure out the pearl knife. Sharp and Shiny, I am guessing you can help me out. Sure can, slide the handles sideways. I think it’s the front handle that moves to unlock the blade. You will see two liners ...

Ah ha!
Thanks, Tony, it seems I was way off.
It does go to show though, how well some of these makers are building their knives, cuz I'm not the only novice who would think what I did, I was certain it was one of the 2 brands I mentioned.
Live and learn!

Pretty cool accumulation so far, MU-12345, you have some fairly unusual knives in there, and to AAPK!
Keep em' comin'!

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? Thx!

joeradza wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 1:34 pm Balistreri Saddlehorn

I'm confused, Joe, is it a Rosecraft or a Rough Ryder?
Whichever it's gorgeous.
More pics with the blade extended, please!

This is a pristine Joseph Rodgers & Sons/No. 6 Norfolk St. Sheffield England/"To Strike Fire"/Barlow slip-joint EDIT: - It seems I should have read the listing for this knife somewhat better than I did, because upon further research it turns out that the knife is a REPRODUCTION of tha...

It looks cool, huh?

I'm really diggin' that gorgeous shade of baby-blue that your Case XX is wearing, makes me feel like I'm at the beach. Thanks M&M ::handshake::... ::hmm:: I keep saying "No more knives" and then here comes something like the RCB Nolichucky Jack RCT01..... ::facepalm:: what 'bout you? ...

Wow, that certainly is one big ole' Take No Prisoners bowie, Tony, I like it!