Mail Call !-Post your new pick-ups here............

[cody6268]

Cutco USA 1886 "Pocket Knife". 3 5/16 closed, with a 2 3/8 blade. Small, but not too small. Just enough knife and the ergonomics are very good. This one is etched for a metal casting firm--which given these things are $50 something new, quite a gift for whoever got it new. Being almost factory sharp, and a couple rust spots and some pocket lint I removed when I cleaned it gave me the impression someone carried it a bit and didn't use it. I really like this knife--definitely my carry for the next few days.

Now, I'm really wanting the 1891, which is a larger one-hand opener with a clip.

[TPK]

MOP whittler. old bobber , and a wooden fishing lure.

Beautiful knives & fishing gear Richard! Especially that 72!

[TPK]

Cutco USA 1886 "Pocket Knife". 3 5/16 closed, with a 2 3/8 blade. Small, but not too small. Just enough knife and the ergonomics are very good.

Congrats on a nice find Cody!

[WillyCamaro]

Todays mail roll call from Philip (Treefarmer), enjoy!

[New_Windsor_NY]

I picked up these two knives at the post office this morning. A (1917-1925) ALLEN CUTLERY CO., NEWBURGH, N.Y., single blade pocket knife and an ULSTER 50D, 2 blade, "Deer Head" pocket knife. The ALLEN needed a good cleaning, the ULSTER didn't. I took some pictures and here are the knives.

[TPK]

Todays mail roll call from Philip (Treefarmer), enjoy!

Nice Willy! Congrats! Philip is a great guy to trade with! And the ones he got from you were also very cool!

[TPK]

I picked up these two knives at the post office this morning. A (1917-1925) ALLEN CUTLERY CO., NEWBURGH, N.Y., single blade pocket knife and an ULSTER 50D, 2 blade, "Deer Head" pocket knife. The ALLEN needed a good cleaning, the ULSTER didn't. I took some pictures and here are the knives.

[New_Windsor_NY]

I picked up these two.....

Thank you Tom.

[Stanwade]

Everyone+-awesome knives!!

[WillyCamaro]

Thank you Tom and Ryan .

Yes, Philip is a great dude to deal with, we've done lot's of business for over a year now .

You boys are calling some mighty fine steel home, keep it up .

[New_Windsor_NY]

My trip to the post office this morning produced these two knives. An ULSTER 50D, 2 blade, "Deer Head" pocket knife and a McGrew ARKANSAS, "HillBilly Classic", 3 blade, yellow handles, swelled center, "whittler" pocket knife. Neither knife needed cleaning. I took some pictures and here are the knives.

[doglegg]

Two good ones Skip. Especially love the yellow McGrew.

[Steve Warden]

Two good ones Skip. Especially love the yellow McGrew.

Yup. That one caught my eye, too.

[dlr110]

My trip to the post office this morning produced these two knives. An ULSTER 50D, 2 blade, "Deer Head" pocket knife and a McGrew ARKANSAS, "HillBilly Classic", 3 blade, yellow handles, swelled center, "whittler" pocket knife. Neither knife needed cleaning. I took some pictures and here are the knives.

Those are some fine knives, but where are you guys finding those carved handles. I can't find them anywhere!

[jerryd6818]

Skip, you are making great headway on cornering the market on 72's & Clones. Keep your eyes on the prize Bud.

[doglegg]

I got one in the mail today. A Kastor list Craftsman. Had to buy it all the way from Israel to beat Skip to it. More pics on the 72 clone thread. Thanks for looking.

[CHNeal]

Lots of real nice knives being added to collections lately. I really enjoy seeing the treasures everyone finds. Myself I’ve added a few over the past week or so with a couple more to come next week then a hiatus is in order I believe. I’ve started to think about branching my collection out to other then the Buck stockman and need to make sure it’s really what I want to do. I have a bit of an addictive personality that really enjoys screwing with my OCD so I better be sure which direction I’m heading..
Anyway here are some gems that have found their way to my place this past week. All Bucks of course but not a stockman In site.

[joeradza]

Dean Robertson cut down backpocket in O1 steel. Shadow with birds eye pivot and flush in all 3 positions. 4" closed.

[New_Windsor_NY]

Two good ones Skip. Especially love the yellow McGrew.

Thank you Floyd.

Yup. That one caught my eye, too.

Thank you Steve.

[New_Windsor_NY]

My trip to the post office.....

Those are some fine knives, but where are you guys finding those carved handles. I can't find them anywhere!

Thank you David.

Skip, you are making great headway on cornering the market on 72's & Clones. Keep your eyes on the prize Bud.

Thank you Jerry.

[New_Windsor_NY]

I got one in the mail today.....

VERY nice Floyd.

Lots of real nice knives.....

NICE looking cutlery, CHNeal.

Dean Robertson.....

Love those handles joeradza.

[doglegg]

Lots of real nice knives being added to collections lately. I really enjoy seeing the treasures everyone finds. Myself I’ve added a few over the past week or so with a couple more to come next week then a hiatus is in order I believe. I’ve started to think about branching my collection out to other then the Buck stockman and need to make sure it’s really what I want to do. I have a bit of an addictive personality that really enjoys screwing with my OCD so I better be sure which direction I’m heading..
Anyway here are some gems that have found their way to my place this past week. All Bucks of course but not a stockman In site.

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Great finds. That little Lancer makes a Jim Dandy whittler.

Dean Robertson cut down backpocket in O1 steel. Shadow with birds eye pivot and flush in all 3 positions. 4" closed.

Wowsers is that a beautiful knife. Very slim.

I got one in the mail today.....

VERY nice Floyd.


Thanks Skip.

[mumblypeg]

Completed a trade with Stanwade today. GEC Farm & Ranch Calf Pen. Rides comfortably in the pocket. Thanks, Ryan, I have a new favorite carry.
And the bonus items......

[cody6268]

Completed a trade with Stanwade today. GEC Farm & Ranch Calf Pen. Rides comfortably in the pocket. Thanks, Ryan, I have a new favorite carry.
And the bonus items......

I did extensive research of the entire GEC catalog before picking that one out as the one I would buy. But I haven't yet, and I'd better before prices get stupid. Currently, the Delrin ones seem to be model dealers have trouble moving. It is one of the less-expensive GEC knives, size and blades fit my needs the most and would be something I'd carry daily. Wharncliffe is just a great all-around blade. The One-Arm blade locks and is good to have with gloved hands, as all you've got to do is hook it on something to get it to open up. Nail nicks and gloves thick enough to protect my hands against barbed wire and thorns don't mix. And, the screwdriver tip on the liner is both a good screwdriver for bigger screws, and as a light pry tool. And a lanyard tube big enough to get a decent piece of cordage through.

[mumblypeg]

Completed a trade with Stanwade today. GEC Farm & Ranch Calf Pen. Rides comfortably in the pocket. Thanks, Ryan, I have a new favorite carry.
And the bonus items......

I did extensive research of the entire GEC catalog before picking that one out as the one I would buy. But I haven't yet, and I'd better before prices get stupid. Currently, the Delrin ones seem to be model dealers have trouble moving. It is one of the less-expensive GEC knives, size and blades fit my needs the most and would be something I'd carry daily. Wharncliffe is just a great all-around blade. The One-Arm blade locks and is good to have with gloved hands, as all you've got to do is hook it on something to get it to open up. Nail nicks and gloves thick enough to protect my hands against barbed wire and thorns don't mix. And, the screwdriver tip on the liner is both a good screwdriver for bigger screws, and as a light pry tool. And a lanyard tube big enough to get a decent piece of cordage through.

Couldn't have said it better