All About Pocket Knives

Jacknifeben wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2019 5:48 pm Here is the bone on my 2907 if you want to compare bone.

Would that and the bone on the bottom folding Hunter be considered Banana bone jigging?

The jigging is similar to Rogers jigging pattern. I’m not familiar with Banana bone jigging. Seems a lot of companies pre 1940 had similar jigging in their bone knives.

Maybe Peanut740 or Stockman could enlighten us more!

Shawn, Rogers bone changed over the years, your knife could be Rogers. I know KK's were handled in Rogers and they and Winchesters were made in the same factory for a time.

Harold

Here is my very old WINCHESTER with the CARMEN punch blade tang stamped 4/7/08.

Nice old Winchester.

Harold

Here are a few old Winchesters I've collected over the years:

Those are awesome!

msteele6 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 03, 2019 10:27 pm Here are a few old Winchesters I've collected over the years:

Love these. Beautiful celluloid.

Sorry about the pictures, I just wanted to shoe the punch blade.

Jacknifeben wrote: ↑Wed Dec 04, 2019 7:08 pm Sorry about the pictures, I just wanted to shoe the punch blade.

That's my favorite style of punch, unfortunately I don't have any like that.

Anyone know the approximate value of this old Winchester marble celluloid Jack knife?
Made in USA
Bought it for $3 at an antique store.
It was all corroded and filthy.
Took it home and cleaned and polished it.
Cool little pocket knife

All i can tell you bbb ( ) is that knife now is worth waaaay more then 3 bucks! Good on ya mate for an excellent find .
Willy

Nice old contract made Winchester, probably from the later 1930's. Value is highly dependent on condition, therefore no one can really put a value on it from the information given. Needed information would include, size of the knife, pictures of the other half of the knife, information on how the blades snap open and closed, and any information on other damage. Having said all of that, if the knife is 3 1/4" +/-, if the knife snaps and if there is no unseen damage (e.g. to the other side of the knife) I would guess that the knife would sell on the big auction site for $20-35. The value suffers because the knife is not an actual Winchester made knife but rather a contract. JMO

Nice find bigbennyb. Very nice cleanup too. That's a good looker.

Picked up a couple more for the stash! Patterns 4950, 2978, 1924, 3969

Shawn, nice pile of old knives.

Harold

You said it Harold, beautiful ole Winchesters Shawn . I wouldn't mind adding a couple to my collection too .
Willy

Thanks Harold and Willie! I am getting hooked in the old Winchester’s for sure!

More gorgeous knives, keep 'em coming.

German Winchester 1970s

W 15 1994-1 G/S (1999)

Vit_213 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2020 10:13 pm German Winchester 1970s

Nice! I like that one!

Here is the only one I have. It's one of my EDC's.

W 15 35040 (1998)

Love the handles Vit.