All About Pocket Knives

knifeaddict1965 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 27, 2022 10:47 pm You can google pics of 2000 model Case knives or look on eBay for comparisons.

Thanks Kevin,, I did find a pic of one that matched mine. Feeling better now.

Gotcha! Thanks for the replies!

First off,,, I am not thinking it is something rare,,, just wanting to understand the difference I picked up a beater mini trapper at the flea market yesterday for a little of nothing. Went to confirm it's vintage and I noticed the tang stamp was different. I guess it's supposed to be a 2000 model, ...

One of the few Camco marked knives I have.

Picked this one up recently

Thank you for your generosity David!!

Congrats PigStikr!!! And thanks again to Glen!!!

Congrats!!

Thank you for your generosity Glenn!!

Byrd wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 12:33 am You know how sweet that slim Barlow will be in your pocket?

Yessir,,, I'm kinda excited at the thought of it!

Well I guess I'm committed now,,,, I don't think I did any damage that can't be buffed out,,, yet.

Neat looking folder,, thanks for sharing!!

Thanks for the replies all. I agree that the end cross section looks like oak top me as well,, but the spalted looking piece threw me for a loop. At this point it doesn't matter too much I guess, as I've decided it will be used for the project.

Hopefully will begin disassembly after work today.

Sorry if this is in the wrong section,,, A coworker gave me a shoe box full of this wood. It was given to him a while back and he didn't know what kind of wood it is. It is pretty hard stuff, I can't dig a fingernail into it even the slightest. I think it might be parts of wood flooring that the man...

Byrd wrote: ↑Tue Sep 29, 2020 1:01 pm Check out the TL29 thread in customized factory knives. You'll see some fine work and get a lot of ideas as to what you can do with it.

Ugh,,, that's the last thing I needed to look at. Beautiful work in that thread! I have a couple of Camillus versions that need attention too.

I'm with your idea of dressing it up and making it a single blade. Exactly. And the guy that can make that happen is a member here (unless you want to do it yourself). ::nod:: ____________ Mike I think it's something I want to take on myself. BTW,,, having spent 13 yrs in Macon Ga,,, I really like ...

Thanks Mark for the chance to win a beautiful knife!!

Cody, the bottle opener screwdriver blade is an awesome idea! The main blade does indeed have very strong snap,, one of the reasons I bought it. The pic doesn't show it well, but a small amount of the tip was broken off and someone reshaped it,, sorta Thanks jwwood,, that is an idea worth remembering.

Hi folks. Been a while since I've been on the forum,, life has been consuming. One of my favorite knife styles is the two blade Barlow folder. This weekend I found this rough example in an odds-n-ends box at the fleamarket. At this point it does not appear to have any "dots" on the blade. ...

Well Gino,,,,,,,,,,, I guess it was a Queen weekend. I picked these two up this morning at the Jockey Lot. These sre the first Queens I've owned,,,,,,,, I'm rather pleased with them overall.

Here's a Queen I picked up this morning.

elbertson wrote: Did it have black horn handles? .

Matter o fact,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it did

I know, I know,,,,,,,,,,,,, I feel guilty for even typing the word here. I'll take my lashing like a man though. :roll: Last week at the flea market, I noticed a Barlow knife on a gentleman's table. I picked it up and immediatley noticed it's weight, clean lines and that the bolsters were solid, not...

gino wrote:GA1dad, I have that same klein jack.

Edgy, It does remind me of a camillus.

I've been carryinmg it the last two days,,,,,,,,,,,, It carries well too!!

I swung by our local "Jockey Lot" today. Left with these three.

1- Klein simply marked "T"

2- Schrade SS1

3- Kissing Crane KC 37 "Brown Mule"