Collections, Sub-Collections and Family Group Photos

[QTCut5]

A few of mine, I keep out by their selves.

Nice display, woodwalker! Some knives are so special they just have to be kept out on display for near constant chicken-eying!

[QTCut5]

Stag Bulldogs.

Fantastic collection of Stag Bulldogs, chickenman...love that stag!

[woodwalker]

A few of mine, I keep out by their selves.

Nice display, woodwalker! Some knives are so special they just have to be kept out on display for near constant chicken-eying!

Yes sir, I agree!! You have many super knives yourself!! Thank you!!

[knifeaddict1965]

Added a new Lone Wolf Paul knife to the collection. Sandstone agate. Very striking looking handles on this one.

Very striking indeed, Mark. Beautiful collection of LW Paul knives

I have loved the axial lock ever since I first discovered it; a truly marvelous piece of precision engineering. According to one history I read about its design, the tolerances are so precise that it was extremely challenging to produce and necessitated the invention of some new manufacturing equipment.

For those unfamiliar with the axial lock, here's an article that may be of interest:
https://www.chuckhawks.com/gerber_paul_knife.htm

Great collections guys!
Another amazing sub-collection, Mark... I wish I knew more about the Paul knives. I will be going to a show tomorrow and a friend of mine may be bringing a few. Hopefully, I can pick up a couple for a decent price. If you want to PM me your number, I can text you guys some pictures if he has something you're looking for to round out your collections.

[Sharpnshinyknives]

Thanks Q, I appreciate you sharing that information. It is unique and deserves a place in just about everybody’s collection. I loved it since my first purchase from A.G. Russell about 20 years ago.

John those are some beautiful Bulldogs.

Woodwalker, that is a nice collection, I like the photo behind it too.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Woodwalker & C-man, awesome L@@king collections!

[Madmarco]

the only models that I didn't spot in your pictures are the "Defender" and "Prankster"/"Perfecto"

Actually, Marco...there are at least four Lone Wolf Paul models (that I know of) that are absent from SSK Mark's photo: Defender, Prankster, Perfecto, and Slim Jim and maybe more that I don't know of

I wouldn't doubt that you are correct about what I saw missing in Mark's pics, ~Q~, truth be told, I was thinking about the models I like the most that I found to be missing, there may very well be more models that I haven't seen or am even aware of. While doing some research about the series I saw those beautiful knives that are not in Mark's pics again, and man-o-man, the Monkey started rattling his cage so hard I thought he'd break out and attack me, and then I saw your pics from today and he started up again, but so far I survived, whew! Thanks for the correct info, buddy!

Added a new Lone Wolf Paul knife to the collection. Sandstone agate. Very striking looking handles on this one.

Very striking indeed, Mark. Beautiful collection of LW Paul knives

I have loved the axial lock ever since I first discovered it; a truly marvelous piece of precision engineering. According to one history I read about its design, the tolerances are so precise that it was extremely challenging to produce and necessitated the invention of some new manufacturing equipment.

For those unfamiliar with the axial lock, here's an article that may be of interest:
https://www.chuckhawks.com/gerber_paul_knife.htm

[woodwalker]

Thanks Q, I appreciate you sharing that information. It is unique and deserves a place in just about everybody’s collection. I loved it since my first purchase from A.G. Russell about 20 years ago.

John those are some beautiful Bulldogs.

Woodwalker, that is a nice collection, I like the photo behind it too.

Thank you SSK. The ugly guy in the middle is me. A long time ago!!

[woodwalker]

Woodwalker & C-man, awesome L@@king collections!

Thank you Tony!!

[chickenman62]

Thanks to all you guys.

[GusSharp68]

[GusSharp68]

My only Bucks a few limited runs in magnacut

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

My only Bucks a few limited runs in magnacut
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Very Knice L@@king Bucks Gus! I like the silver bolsters and wood!!

[Waukonda]

Thank you SSK. The ugly guy in the middle is me. A long time ago!!

When I first looked at that pic, I was guessing that the handsome guy in the middle was probably you. What was the occasion? I don't see a Camillus USN knife in your grouping there? My Dad was in the Seabees, and one of his brothers made a career of the Navy.

[GusSharp68]

My only Bucks a few limited runs in magnacut
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Very Knice L@@king Bucks Gus! I like the silver bolsters and wood!!

Thank you I think the color in the pic must be off, they bolsters are more brass colored FYI. A Buck 110 knock off was my first knife I can remember that my Grandfather picked up at some flee market for me when I was a kid. I had it up until a few years ago. Used it to practice sharpening skills lol

[woodwalker]

Thank you SSK. The ugly guy in the middle is me. A long time ago!!

When I first looked at that pic, I was guessing that the handsome guy in the middle was probably you. What was the occasion? I don't see a Camillus USN knife in your grouping there? My Dad was in the Seabees, and one of his brothers made a career of the Navy.

Sailer of the Quarter. I was a Cryptologic Technician 2nd Class Petty Officer. Stationed in the Middle East (Bairain) then Washington DC. Great times!!

[Waukonda]

Sailer of the Quarter. I was a Cryptologic Technician 2nd Class Petty Officer. Stationed in the Middle East (Bairain) then Washington DC. Great times!!

Deciphering tang stamps must be a little boring after that kind of work.

[GusSharp68]

Thank you SSK. The ugly guy in the middle is me. A long time ago!!

When I first looked at that pic, I was guessing that the handsome guy in the middle was probably you. What was the occasion? I don't see a Camillus USN knife in your grouping there? My Dad was in the Seabees, and one of his brothers made a career of the Navy.

Sailer of the Quarter. I was a Cryptologic Technician 2nd Class Petty Officer. Stationed in the Middle East (Bairain) then Washington DC. Great times!!

My Grandfather once told me his time in the Navy were some of the best years of his life as a young man.

[woodwalker]

Sailer of the Quarter. I was a Cryptologic Technician 2nd Class Petty Officer. Stationed in the Middle East (Bairain) then Washington DC. Great times!!

Deciphering tang stamps must be a little boring after that kind of work.

Still quite challenging for these older eyes!

[Adam5]

My Klein non-electrician pocket knives

[QTCut5]

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If you hadn't identified them as Klein, I would've guessed it was a mix of Kershaw, Buck and Schrade

Nice group and nice photo layout

[tvic]

Good looking knives, Gus!
And a beautiful collection, Adam!

[Adam5]

My Klein non-electrician pocket knives1000022495.jpg

If you hadn't identified them as Klein, I would've guessed it was a mix of Kershaw, Buck and Schrade

Nice group and nice photo layout

Good looking knives, Gus!
And a beautiful collection, Adam!

Thanks fellas!

[Sharpnshinyknives]

I thought there were some Kershaw Japan knives in there too. Now I know who made both Kershaw and Klein Japan knives. Nice looking group and good knives.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Agree with all ... fantastic group Adam!