All About Pocket Knives

Man oh man! This thread has added 16 pages in 9 days. What an absolute joy it has been to feast on these great old knives. Keep em coming guys so I'll have something to look at this week.

Here's a few more.

Few more Remington

You sure have some beautiful knives, Keith.

Here's some Robesons.

Another bunch
Three Henry Sears Imperial EZ open Enderes camper Iroquois jack

Nice groups of old knives Joe, Keith and Olde Cutler ... Some awesome bone and other handle covers from all - but Joe that Robeson with striped handles is something unique - Is that MOP with black celluloid stripes??

LongBlade wrote:Nice groups of old knives Joe, Keith and Olde Cutler ... Some awesome bone and other handle covers from all - but Joe that Robeson with striped handles is something unique - Is that MOP with black celluloid stripes??

You are correct!! Those zebra stripe handles about blew me away!!!

Nothing was said about 'merican made so here are a couple of BAK's (British Army Knives). Both from 1943, I guess they are acceptable.
This is a Bontgen & Sabin from Germany with French Ivory covers that was sent to me some time ago by Dragunski. Thanks George. This Camillus EZ-Open with a four line stamp has some beautiful bone handles. Unfortunately there's a chip out of the mark side. I like this Camillus 4-line Scout. Possibly from the 1930s. This Camillus short line #14 with bone handles is aces. I feel fortunate to have it.

RobesonsRme.com wrote:You guys are killing it in this thread.

Almost makes me regret collecting a single brand.

Charlie

I am waiting for your Terrier's to be posted here

Joe, I really like that WESTERN STATES knife! How long is it?

OC, cool can opener on that Henry Sears

jerryd6818 wrote:This Camillus EZ-Open with a four line stamp has some beautiful bone handles. Unfortunately there's a chip out of the mark side.

Jerry, I have one with a chip in the same place!

Keith, always enjoy looking at your Remington knives

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Thank you for the comments Lee, OLDE CUTLER and Dimitri.
Lee, I think the covers are Mother of Pearl and celluloid.
Dimitri, that is a big knife at 4 1/2".

Jerry and Dimitri ...... great show.

Thanks Joe, that is a handful of a knife

Some more great additions jerry and Dimitri ... And the party continues

BTW Jerry - It doesn't matter where the knives are made on this planet (or universe ) so no worries - keep 'em coming ...

To continue the military theme started by Jerry, here are three

Those are really nice Dan, I like the pattern and have collected some over the years.

The Milner is kind of scarce and in very good condition, nice find!

Here's a few more.

Joe,

Thanks Dimitri. Nice stag on your IXL penknife!
Very nice, Joe!

Thanks Dan, the English used the best stag on their knives.

That is a very interesting group of knives, Dimitri.

Dan, Joe and Dimitri ...

Well I found a few more to throw up -

BB Knife Co- Remington (R23CH)- IXL Wostenholm Celebrated (Double-End Quill)- Southington- M&G Carpenters Jack-

Very nice old knives, Lee.

Here are some more of mine.

Again, thanks for looking.

Lee and Joe,way to keep them coming,fine knives.Lee I especially like the Remy boys knife.

Found a few more.
Cattaraugus gunstock jack Hammer Brand jack Federal jack Remington R4405 Syracuse stockman Keen Kutter stockman Western stockman Henry Sears stockman