All About Pocket Knives

Ridgegrass wrote: ↑Mon Jun 17, 2024 8:14 pm Side bet: $.25 on Gringo. O'.

I appreciate the faith, sorry about your quarter

Kinfolks

cWADE7 : Bingo! It's a, c.1932, "WEST-CUT" Bakelite handles , Model"BX-43" J.O'.

I don’t have any to post up at the moment, if anyone has one feel free to take my place.

Anybody?

This one might take some searching. J.O'.

That one sure looks like Camillus DNA.

American Cutlery

neither, O'.

Catt?

Not Catt. Not made in NY state or New England, but eastern. A bit less known. O'.

Eagle

not Eagle.

Kane?

S&M

C-wade: dang close. J.O'.

I just have discovered the carving talent of Cwade. In awe of your talent.

Kinfolk ? ( I had to put something down, so I had an opportunity to acknowledge Wade's talent )

wlf wrote: ↑Sat Jun 22, 2024 12:24 pm I just have discovered the carving talent of Cwade. In awe of your talent.

Kinfolk ? ( I had to put something down, so I had an opportunity to acknowledge Wade's talent )

Well thank you, I’ve carried a pocket knife most of my life and have always “whittled” some growing up, but decided to try making real stuff 4-5 years ago and put these pocket knives to use.

Hollingsworth?

There it is! Haven't seen many of those lately, or KANE's either. Good job. J.O'.

Ridgegrass wrote: ↑Sat Jun 22, 2024 1:04 pm There it is! Haven't seen many of those lately, or KANE's either. Good job. J.O'.

Thanks and just lucky guess work by me. My friend snagged a Kane in a antique store one day , I had never even heard of them before, so I threw it out there and then some googling of Kane knives showed a Hollingsworth so I took a guess. First time ever hearing or seening one, but nice knife!

……Someone put one up, all I own are easy guesses, mostly Case….

Great knife John

Thanks guys. I have quite a few "singletons" of obscure brands that I don't usually put up, but I may start. So, be on your toes.
Hollingsworth was the former Kane Cutlery.. Somebody put one up. J.O'.

U.S. made, quarter for scale

Nice one.

Remington?