All About Pocket Knives

Hate to hear this terrible news. I have been to the Queen factory three times over the past years. Great people worked there and great knives made there. Hope they can make a comeback but it would be a difficult task.

Thanks for input. Is it possible that knife was made in 1937 ? Hopefully someone has the answer. This is why knife collecting is so interesting.

I was given an old Walther-Werke Ferdinand Walther Grimma two blade pocket knife and would like some information on it . It appears to have silver metal handle material. One side has name of knife and 1937 date , two men on left pouring metal into mold and right side has one man with hammer and anvi...

Here's before and after pictures of my EDC #25 with a four hour apple cider vinegar bath. I take her out of bath about every hour,dry off and back in the bath she goes. After I like what I see I polish up the front bolster and that's it.

Has anybody done any file work on the Kick of the Tang on a 72 I would like to have the blade sit lower into liner. I have done this on more than a few Case 52 Congress that I carry so the front coping blade would sit lower, that helps me get to the back sheepfoot or the master spear blade nail nick...

Here's two 72's that were in the mail today,I can't wait to put them in my pocket!

vikingdog I love that Primitive Bone 72

big monk great looking Courthouse Whittlers they are one of my all time favorite patterns.

Great knives everybody. Johnny I love the Elk and the header bolts are a nice touch.

Thanks Gunstock,I love that Ruger Single Six great looking grips!

Here's some from an eariler post.

big monk wrote:OH Well______________if you ain't Marty ???? nice knives anyway

No problem big monk . Thanks for admiring my stag. I always enjoy looking at your awesome collection of stag . You can call me John .

big monk wrote:Hey Marty__________great lookin' line-up !!!!!!!!!!! All of them have some pretty, matched, handles ________that big ol' #73 sorta looks out of place ____you should send it to me,for safe keepin'

Marty? who?

johnny twoshoes wrote: Thats a beauty Buck.
Isn't it a #25 though?

Thanks johnny. You are right it's a #25, I got in a big hurry hunting and pecking on the keypad .

[quote="Cooter Brown"]You fellers doing folders, are you submersing the blade up to the tang in a glass or something? I don't imagine yo are sumersing the whole knife. Just wondering about how you all are getting good coverage on the blade. Buckeye, that looks nice. Garddog, glad you tried...

Here's #23 that I carry alot, I just finished soaking the blade in some apple cider vinegar for about 4 hours I'm really happy with the results.

Great looking Stag everybody! Here's my up to date Stag.

Very nice Whittlers, thanks for sharing! Here's a Boker bone S&M year 2000 I picked up at Clarence's show.

Very nice sets justold52! It's been a while for me, here's Series 14 & Series 16. I picked up Series 16 at Clarence's show, my friend and I had a great time. I talked to Clarence after show and he told me he reserved the date for next year. I need one more set Series 17,that will finish my colle...

Here's my Tidioute #25 after 4hours of Apple Cider Vinegar. I carry this one alot it's a favorite EDC.

Great picture BuckeyeSchatt! Was that at the show? Yes, Had a great time. There was a nice turn out of dealers and alot of great knives to look at. Queen was there with the new Heritage Series on display ( very impressive) they also had the new Rangers and the 8th Edition President's Choice Knife w...

Clarence is doing good my friend and I spent some quailty time with him Friday.

justold52 wrote:YELLOW ?

Yep! justold52 You better get a hold of a Sunset Yellow Bone #48 . Mike Latham is where I picked mine up. Sorry for the crappy pictures.

YELLOW

BuckeyeShatt; that is a real beauty!!! ::tu:: How about the backspring? Is it stiff enough for you? :lol: :lol: :lol: Monk; that Yellow Rose would look great between a Tractor Red and a Stonewashed Blue; that way you have the primary colors covered! ::nod:: Maybe flanked by a primitive bone and a g...

This is #61 Stag 1/2 Congress I picked up from Ken at the Dover Ohio show last month. Ken is such a great person to talk with and is very open to questions about his GEC's and input about future knives.

Here's a YELLOW one.

Gunstock Jack wrote:Here's another 73 in primitive bone. GEC's latest run of Primitive Bone is the nicest stuff yet! This one really looks a lot like mammoth ivory.

Gunstock I couldn't agree with you more. Here's mine #07 , I love it!