All About Pocket Knives

Some more beauties Dimitri ... Hard not to like that stag unique Schrade Key knife and 4 jigged bone Press Buttons

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.

Bill - As Dimitri said - I'm really sorry to hear about your wife and indeed hoping she has a speedy and full recovery soon!! Family always before knives Bill ... I'm just glad the knives being shown are giving you some relief and enjoyment under the circumstances!!

Woodwalker - Nice knives and I can certainly see why that Waterville is your prize - sweet!!!!

Dan and Dimitri - Those Jess Crouch and Chris Wolf knives are very cool ... For good reason I had an itch to get one or both of those awhile back but came up empty... I just thought the background behind them was really interesting... and though the itch dissipated it may reappear if the opportunity comes around at the right time ... As an aside I went through the same thing after driving past the Collins site in CT - the next week the itch appeared that needed to be scratched and I bought a Collins axe and 4 others .. Luckily that subsided .. What a "disease" and those itchy symptoms can be serious

LongBlade wrote:Some more beauties Dimitri ... Hard not to like that stag unique Schrade Key knife and 4 jigged bone Press Buttons

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.

Bill - As Dimitri said - I'm really sorry to hear about your wife and indeed hoping she has a speedy and full recovery soon!! Family always before knives Bill ... I'm just glad the knives being shown are giving you some relief and enjoyment under the circumstances!!

Woodwalker - Nice knives and I can certainly see why that Waterville is your prize - sweet!!!!

Dan and Dimitri - Those Jess Crouch and Chris Wolf knives are very cool ... For good reason I had an itch to get one or both of those awhile back but came up empty... I just thought the background behind them was really interesting... and though the itch dissipated it may reappear if the opportunity comes around at the right time ... As an aside I went through the same thing after driving past the Collins site in CT - the next week the itch appeared that needed to be scratched and I bought a Collins axe and 4 others .. Luckily that subsided .. What a "disease" and those itchy symptoms can be serious

Thank you LongBlade for the compliment on my Waterville!!

Thanks Lee and Dimitri, she is doing good, gets out of rehab next week, thanks

Wonderful vintage folders gentleman! I have been enjoying the photo feast and thought I should add a selection of mine hopefully for your viewing pleasure also. Thanks

Duffer wrote:Wonderful vintage folders gentleman! I have been enjoying the photo feast and thought I should add a selection of mine hopefully for your viewing pleasure also. Thanks

Wow Lloyd!! Every one of your knives are spectacular!! That Schatt is crazy gorgeous!!

Lloyd you aught to be horse whupped holding back on us like that. That Valley Forge Eureka Jack is just outstanding as is everyone of those you just showed. Those are the kind of knives you only get one shot at my friend.

Beautiful knives, each and every one, Lloyd! As Greg said the Valley Forge eureka jack is very fine! I really like the old Schrade English jack!

Wonderful variety of top notch knives Lloyd ... Interesting shield on the Holley and very nice Empire ...

Absolutely beautiful knives, Lloyd.

Duffer wrote:Wonderful vintage folders gentleman! I have been enjoying the photo feast and thought I should add a selection of mine hopefully for your viewing pleasure also. Thanks

Very nice, every one of them!

Keep 'em coming!

Well I found a few more laying around that I am certain are pre 1960. I've got quite a few XX era case knives but tere is a possibility some of those could be post 1960 so I'll hold those back.

Thanks woodwalker, Greg, Joe, Dan, Lee and Dimitri for your kind comments—much apppreciated!

Greg, those certainly are some wonderful vintage folders::tu:: You sure have a bunch of gorgeous knives spread across AAPK in many different catagories

Thanks again guys!!

Greg, nice old knives!

Miller Bro's wrote:Greg, nice old knives!

Duffer wrote:Thanks woodwalker, Greg, Joe, Dan, Lee and Dimitri for your kind comments—much apppreciated!

Greg, those certainly are some wonderful vintage folders::tu:: You sure have a bunch of gorgeous knives spread across AAPK in many different catagories

Thanks again guys!!

Thanks Lloyd and Dimitri! I'm getting down to just a few stragglers now ,might be tough to put another run together.

gsmith7158 wrote:Well I found a few more laying around that I am certain are pre 1960. I've got quite a few XX era case knives but tere is a possibility some of those could be post 1960 so I'll hold those back.

Beauties for sure Greg!!

A great show of knives, Greg.

FRJ wrote:A great show of knives, Greg.

woodwalker wrote:

gsmith7158 wrote:Well I found a few more laying around that I am certain are pre 1960. I've got quite a few XX era case knives but tere is a possibility some of those could be post 1960 so I'll hold those back.

Beauties for sure Greg!!

Thanks woodwalker and Joe!

A few more.

Robeson Daddy Barlow Ulster Scout Keen Kutter Jack Daniel Peres blade changer

Greg - Sweet lineup of knives .... especially those Camillus 72s ...

Olde Cutler - Love the RCC bolster on the Robeson - and the tool knife sets are really NICE ...

Nice knives, Greg and Olde Cutler! Greg, I like the IXL lock back, it looks to be in really good condition! Olde Cutler, nice Robeson barlow and Peres tool kit knife! Interesting wood handles on both of those.

Beautiful knives, guys.

Here's a few more for this thread.

danno50 wrote:Nice knives, Greg and Olde Cutler! Greg, I like the IXL lock back, it looks to be in really good condition! Olde Cutler, nice Robeson barlow and Peres tool kit knife! Interesting wood handles on both of those.

When I got the Robeson Daddy Barlow both handles were broken. The wood I used is a piece of dyed oak burl. The Peres has the original wood, some German walnut maybe?

Beautiful handles on that Robeson Barlow, OLDE CUTLER.

Another batch of beautiful old knives, Joe, everyone of them! Interesting handles on the Crucible, horn? celluloid? In good condition, whichever.
Great job on the handle replacement on the Robeson, Olde Cutler, very nice wood!

Thanks very much, Dan.
I think that Crucible has celluloid covers.