All About Pocket Knives

Vit_213 wrote:I still do not believe that carbon steel could have maintained such brilliance for 100 years, if it is not lay 100 years in a barrel of oil.
In addition, the obvious signs of regrind continue to confuse me.
I apologize for skepticism, if I'm wrong.

There are not many,but they are out there.The topic knife was in a factory collection,so it likely was well cared for.I have bought a few 80-100 year old knives off EBay and wondered it they just laid in some old guys sock draw for ever.

Just now read this, Nice old knife, well preserved, right as rain. Like as already has been said "read the knife"

Harold

That whittler is so far beyond awesome, I don’t know what to call it. Very, very nice!

WVbladetrade wrote:gsmith and vit-213... no problem... these days you have to be skeptical or you might end up loosing your egg money.... I seen a few times I wish I would have been a little more skeptical..but that's comes with buying and trading...... I will be posting some more pieces and looking forward to joining in on some of the conversations. Nice site and a lot of nice pieces and knowledge being shared.. Tom

WVbladetrade I'm going to try to make it to Dalton and Atlanta if my schedule allows. I would love to meet you and check out that knife!

gsmith... I am planning on making the Dalton show..if nothing happens. Looking forward to meeting you... And as I said I will bring it with me and you can look it over...As Roger said there are still some real nice pieces that have survived thru the years,,,,,and that's what keeps guy's like us to keep on looking...... when we find them just preserve them ,, romance um for a while,,, and pass them on for others to enjoy... Tom

WVbladetrade wrote:gsmith... I am planning on making the Dalton show..if nothing happens. Looking forward to meeting you... And as I said I will bring it with me and you can look it over...As Roger said there are still some real nice pieces that have survived thru the years,,,,,and that's what keeps guy's like us to keep on looking...... when we find them just preserve them ,, romance um for a while,,, and pass them on for others to enjoy... Tom

See you there Tom.

Rough start, huh buddy? I just found this post. It’s not often you see a knife this good.

Glad you finally started posting. You’ll build your reputation quickly on here,don’t worry. Beautiful handles and that guy you got it from had a lot of the Nilo Miori collection, as Roger said.

Thanks Lyle,,,,, Yea thought I might join in on some posts and conversation..

Here is Camillus I recently acquired - I am not a Camillus collector per say but LIKE old knives that I LIKE any make - Any information on this knife is appreciated -- Thanks

......nice old(1915 I think) Camillus knife!!.....I love 'em!!!!!......... ..................

Looks like some of the Sword Brand etch remains on the blade.

......my eyes are going SOUTH,(along with other stuff), I didn't see that the first time I looked!!!.......... .........

Thanks for your comments - like I say I've read a little on Camillus but Really collect knives that just look good to me

Tnorton that's a great old Harness jack you have posted. It looks to have the same punch as the one WVblade trade posted on the previous page.

Here's an old one I just got in this week.

Hey Greg - thanks for the comments - like I Said I'm not a collector ( I keep telling myself) but I know a nice knife when I see it and the one you just posted is a keeper -- thanks

Hey Greg - thanks for the comments - like I Said I'm not a collector ( I keep telling myself) but I know a nice knife when I see it and the one you just posted is a keeper -- thanks

gsmith7158 wrote:Tnorton that's a great old Harness jack you have posted. It looks to have the same punch as the one WVblade trade posted on the previous page.

Here's an old one I just got in this week.

..now you're cooking, greg!!.....that's my grandpa's favorite, along with a whittler(both Camillus)!!...and it rubbed off on me!!..... ............

Here's a couple of twins to yours Greg.Both of these are still etched.

Excellent pair Roger!

peanut740 wrote:Here's a couple of twins to yours Greg.Both of these are still etched.

...if either of mine ever had a "sword brand" etch, it is completely worn away!!...... ..........

peanut740 wrote:Here's a couple of twins to yours Greg.Both of these are still etched.

..if either of mine ever had the sword brand etch, it is completely worn away now!!.... .......

carrmillus wrote:

gsmith7158 wrote:Tnorton that's a great old Harness jack you have posted. It looks to have the same punch as the one WVblade trade posted on the previous page.

Here's an old one I just got in this week.

..now you're cooking, greg!!.....that's my grandpa's favorite, along with a whittler(both Camillus)!!...and it rubbed off on me!!..... ............

Thanks Tommy! I can surely see what your grand pappy likes about them. That's a hunk of knife!

gsmith7158 wrote:

carrmillus wrote:

gsmith7158 wrote:Tnorton that's a great old Harness jack you have posted. It looks to have the same punch as the one WVblade trade posted on the previous page.

Here's an old one I just got in this week.

..now you're cooking, greg!!.....that's my grandpa's favorite, along with a whittler(both Camillus)!!...and it rubbed off on me!!..... ............

Thanks Tommy! I can surely see what your grand pappy likes about them. That's a hunk of knife!

..I have never been able to find out who got his knives??..they probably got sold at a carport sale??....... ..........

I have a celluloid one somewhere etched "Little Giant"

peanut740 wrote:I have a celluloid one somewhere etched "Little Giant"

Roger did you see the one last week on Ebay, etched and marked Star Feed Co.? I bid $450 on it and just got blown out of the water. It went for $650.