All About Pocket Knives

Thanks Joe and Roger ... That Remington was essentially unused and what I like to call a sleeper - Must have been a very boring boy who owned it and didm't like the outdoors

Joe - Another great showing of some beauties ... and all such quality old companies ...

Olde Cutler - The jacks are nice knives for sure (and gunstocks are not all that common) but the stockman's are superb ...

Thanks Joe & Lee

OC,

I'm getting down to the bottom of the barrel on pictures but I will see what I can find and post the rest of them

You have been doing great Dimitri, all of mine are bottom of the barrel. You, Joe,Lee,and the rest really have nice collections of older knives. Thanks for sharing!!!

Nice knives, Joe, Lee and Olde Cutler!

BWT wrote:You have been doing great Dimitri, all of mine are bottom of the barrel. You, Joe,Lee,and the rest really have nice collections of older knives. Thanks for sharing!!!

Thanks Bill, there are quite a few members here that have nice collections of old knives but sadly they don't bother to post pictures of them or contribute in any way

Lee & Joe I like your latest additions to the thread!

Thanks Bill, Dan and Dimitri ...

I'm scraping the photo files and will continue to do so but need to re-shoot other knives & new ones ... It will take awhile because of my other obsession - fly fishing... and the striped bass are running good now - the fishing has been ...

I will try and post a few next week Dimitri, my wife fell off a step ladder almost three weeks ago, destroyed her right shoulder, two more breaks in her arm, and broke her ankle. Might be home next week from rehab and I will try to post some then. AAPK has helped while sitting in the hospital with her, giving me some relief. Really enjoying the old ones before 1960.

Sounds good Lee, can't wait to see what you scrape up!

Here's a few more..........

Beautiful knives, Dimitri, lots of great stag in the first pic!

Here are a few of mine. Some of them are in rough shape but I like them. Thanks for looking.

Do not recall seeing either a Chris Wolf or a Jess Crouch posted in this thread yet.

BWT wrote:I will try and post a few next week Dimitri, my wife fell off a step ladder almost three weeks ago, destroyed her right shoulder, two more breaks in her arm, and broke her ankle. Might be home next week from rehab and I will try to post some then. AAPK has helped while sitting in the hospital with her, giving me some relief. Really enjoying the old ones before 1960.

So sorry to hear about your wife Bill, I wish her well and hope for a speedy recovery

Don't worry about posting pictures your wife's well being is the most important thing right now.

My comment was actually directed to the more senior members here, but I won't get into that now I been down that road many times in this forum.

Some nice additions, Woodwalker! That slim Robeson jack with the long bolster is nice! The first knife is interesting, can't tell from the photo, possibly carved ivory? Also, what does the tang say on that one?

danno50 wrote:Beautiful knives, Dimitri, lots of great stag in the first pic!

Thanks Dan!

Probably my favorite handle material

woodwalker wrote:Here are a few of mine. Some of them are in rough shape but I like them. Thanks for looking.

Nice!!

Love that Waterville!

Miller Bro's wrote:

woodwalker wrote:Here are a few of mine. Some of them are in rough shape but I like them. Thanks for looking.

Nice!!

Love that Waterville!

Thank you sir. It's my prize!

danno50 wrote:Do not recall seeing either a Chris Wolf or a Jess Crouch posted in this thread yet.

Beauties Dan!

Hard to find both of them, thanks to a member here I finally found a Jess Crouch a few years ago

Those are looking good, Dimitri! I also got my pair from a member here on AAPK.

danno50 wrote:Some nice additions, Woodwalker! That slim Robeson jack with the long bolster is nice! The first knife is interesting, can't tell from the photo, possibly carved ivory? Also, what does the tang say on that one?

Danno that first one is a HSB. It's some sort of plastic maybe. Not Ivory. Sharpest dang knife I got that's for sure.

woodwalker wrote:Here are a few of mine. Some of them are in rough shape but I like them. Thanks for looking.

Who is the maker of the hobo?

Miller Bro's wrote:

woodwalker wrote:Here are a few of mine. Some of them are in rough shape but I like them. Thanks for looking.

Who is the maker of the hobo?

The hobo is a Robeson Shuredge. WW1 per Mr. Charlie. Got some issues with the blade.

Thanks, other than the chips it looks really good

On your HSB, I am pretty sure N.Y. Knife Co. made that knife I have seen that celluloid handle design before.

Miller Bro's wrote:Thanks, other than the chips it looks really good

On your HSB, I am pretty sure N.Y. Knife Co. made that knife I have seen that celluloid handle design before.

Thank you for the info on the HSB. You have some of the finest knives known to man. I love seeing your old knives!

Your welcome!

Thank you for your kind comment, I really enjoy collecting old knives

Miller Bro's wrote:Thanks, other than the chips it looks really good

On your HSB, I am pretty sure N.Y. Knife Co. made that knife I have seen that celluloid handle design before.

I should also note that I traded a few items with our very own Mr. Ed Landers for the HSB! A very good man!