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[jerryd6818]

After years of wanting a Key Knife and a Trick Knife, I found them on the bay being sold as a pair and in fairly good condition. Acquired them at a very reasonable price. Mission accomplished.

[TPK]

After years of wanting a Key Knife and a Trick Knife, I found them on the bay being sold as a pair and in fairly good condition. Acquired them at a very reasonable price. Mission accomplished.

Cool finds! Congrats Buddy!

[TPK]

Willie, Floyd, and Jerry: great pick-ups, one and all!

I have added three more to what promises to become a fleet of electrician's knives...

Nice finds Dan! Especially that old Robeson. Not sure if I have seen one from them before.

[cody6268]

After years of wanting a Key Knife and a Trick Knife, I found them on the bay being sold as a pair and in fairly good condition. Acquired them at a very reasonable price. Mission accomplished.

Nice score! The one thing I love about Imperial is that there is only a tiny handful of knives that will cost an arm and a leg.

I am wondering--were all the keys on those GM ignition keys, or did they do others? Mine has "GM" marked on the key.

[Dan In MI]

Tom and Willie, thanks for the kind words. It is indeed great to admire that Robeson. If it could talk, the first question I'd ask it would be: how did you manage to survive so long in such incredible condition?

Jerry, that is a nice Imperial combo. Your key jack is indeed in better shape than mine. To answer Cody's question, I have no idea, but I can say that mine has "3062" stamped on the key. My efforts to determine what that key blank fits have thus far been fruitless. I suspect the key blank may also be replaceable.

[Ivoryman]

After years of wanting a Key Knife and a Trick Knife, I found them on the bay being sold as a pair and in fairly good condition. Acquired them at a very reasonable price. Mission accomplished.

Very cool, great score. Congrats.

[Steamboat Willie]

After years of wanting a Key Knife and a Trick Knife, I found them on the bay being sold as a pair and in fairly good condition. Acquired them at a very reasonable price. Mission accomplished.

I’ve always been intrigued by key knives, though I’ve never actually handled one. I’d love to have a spare house key in one!

Excellent find!

[Papa Bones]

After years of wanting a Key Knife and a Trick Knife, I found them on the bay being sold as a pair and in fairly good condition. Acquired them at a very reasonable price. Mission accomplished.

Cool find Jerry. Congrats I would probably be playing with the trick knife for days. Of course, it doesn't take much for me to be intertained.

[Steamboat Willie]

Posting a sellers picture because I don’t want to unbox it. My Dad is fond of KA-BAR, so I snagged this little rascal off the Bay for him for Father’s Day.

[jerryd6818]

Posting a sellers picture because I don’t want to unbox it. My Dad is fond of KA-BAR, so I snagged this little rascal off the Bay for him for Father’s Day.

What a thoughtful son. Could you have a chat with my son? (Just funnin'. Actually he's a pretty good human being. I already have a Father's Day card from him)

[Ripster]

After years of wanting a Key Knife and a Trick Knife, I found them on the bay being sold as a pair and in fairly good condition. Acquired them at a very reasonable price. Mission accomplished.

Nice grab Jerry, it’s really cool when something like that happens . Have never tried one of the trick knives. Here they really do fool some folks !

[doglegg]

Steamboat W your dad should be very pleased with that one. You did good.

[Papa Bones]

Got this one in Monday. A DunLap U.S.A. Hawkbill or as listed in the Sears Catalogs a Pruner. The tang stamp is clear, and is listed as being used from 1938 until 1942, but Sears must have purchased plenty because the Dunlap pruners are listed in their catalogs up until 1952. i figured this would go good with my other Camillus family as I understand that the Dunlap Brand was Sears middle grade brand and many were produced by Camillus. I had to do a little cleaning on it. Here are the photos. I will post some more about it in the Camillus Thread.

[dlr110]

Got this Wright & Son Farmers Barlow from one of AAPK store owners.

[Loose Arrow]

Got this Wright & Son Farmers Barlow from one of AAPK store owners.

It is very nice!

[TPK]

Posting a sellers picture because I don’t want to unbox it. My Dad is fond of KA-BAR, so I snagged this little rascal off the Bay for him for Father’s Day.

Great job Willie! I'm sure he will like it!

[TPK]

Got this one in Monday. A DunLap U.S.A. Hawkbill or as listed in the Sears Catalogs a Pruner. The tang stamp is clear, and is listed as being used from 1938 until 1942, but Sears must have purchased plenty because the Dunlap pruners are listed in their catalogs up until 1952. i figured this would go good with my other Camillus family as I understand that the Dunlap Brand was Sears middle grade brand and many were produced by Camillus. I had to do a little cleaning on it. Here are the photos. I will post some more about it in the Camillus Thread.

That's a real beauty Smitty! Beautiful handles!

[TPK]

Got this Wright & Son Farmers Barlow from one of AAPK store owners.

Very classy looking Barlow David! Congrats Buddy!

[TPK]

These two knives showed up today! One was uninvited but it's Welcome anyways! Full story in the Bombs thread. Here is the link to the story behind this uninvited BERGKVIST K9 Kattegat.: https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... start=2865

Thanks for looking friends!

[doglegg]

Very cool Papa Bones, lot of blade left on it as well.

David, those are beautiful knives and a bargain as well. Lovely handles.

Tom you got bombed with a substantial knife. I'm not familiar with the brand but knice knife.

[doglegg]

Fished one out of the shallow end of the bay this week. At first I thought it was a WW2 EO General Purpose Utility Knife but on a second look I realized that the blade was not a spear but a clip. Not in the best of shape but still a very sweet old 4 line knife.

Picked this one up from Perry over on Facebook Traditional Knife Collectors forum. It is a Kutmaster 3 blade stockman pattern probably made in the 60's. It is featured on page 125 of "Pocket Knives of the United States Military" by Silvey. It is in wonderful shape.

[TPK]

Fished one out of the shallow end of the bay this week. At first I thought it was a WW2 EO General Purpose Utility Knife but on a second look I realized that the blade was not a spear but a clip. Not in the best of shape but still a very sweet old 4 line knife. DSCN6998.JPGDSCN7000.JPG

Picked this one up from Perry over on Facebook Traditional Knife Collectors forum. It is a Kutmaster 3 blade stockman pattern probably made in the 60's. It is featured on page 125 of "Pocket Knives of the United States Military" by Silvey. It is in wonderful shape. DSCN7002.JPGDSCN7003.JPGDSCN7005.JPGDSCN7006.JPGDSCN7007.JPG

Thanks for the compliment Floyd!

Wow! Beautiful Knives Floyd! I like em both very well but if you told me I could pick one... I'd make a quick fake move towards that EO, (while yelling out "Hey look! Theres a chicken!) then double back & grab up that Kutmaster faster than the human eye can see!
Yes Sir! That's what I'd do! Congrats on the nice finds!

Signing off. Good night friends!

[just bob]

Look what I found in the junk box. It will look a lot different next time you see it.

[TPK]

Look what I found in the junk box. It will look a lot different next time you see it.

Great find! Looking forward to the next time we see it!

[Dan In MI]

Floyd and Bob, you both did well!