All About Pocket Knives

Been wishing for and looking for a Northwoods Mini-T for a loooooong time but never saw one until now. It's a Gladstone, Mich. (not GEC), and it's everything I was hoping for: Stag handle, excellent walk and talk (early Queen style gator snap) and exquisite fit and finish. Of course, it wasn't cheap; but, as Mini-T Monkey so often reminds me, the whole point of money is to buy the most essential things that we absolutely gotta have to survive. I really couldn't argue with The Monkey's logic when I saw this one (and fortunately rice & beans is cheap).

Wow Q, that’s gorgeous, you got good tase!
Thanks for posting it and all the other stuff here on your Mini Trapper Train.
Have a good one over there ,and Merry Christmas to you and your family

Ripster wrote: ↑Thu Dec 10, 2020 2:13 am Wow Q, that’s gorgeous, you got good tase!
Thanks for posting it and all the other stuff here on your Mini Trapper Train.
Have a good one over there ,and Merry Christmas to you and your family

Thanks, JP. Right back atcha: Have a Happy (and safe) Holidays!

Great score Q, beauty. Wonder what kind of steel they used? Congrats.

That a jewelry piece Q

~Q~, that right there is a buster.

Today I add these two pocket knives to my collection. They both are CASE XX (2005), 6207 SS, 2 blade, Orange County Choppers, mini trapper pocket knives. They both came with their tins (not pictured). They didn't need any cleaning. I took some pictures and here they are. All the pocket knives in the last picture have orange handles. A couple just appear to have yellow handles.
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New_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Sun Dec 13, 2020 12:21 am Today I add these two pocket knives to my collection. They both are CASE XX (2005), 6207 SS, 2 blade, Orange County Choppers, mini trapper pocket knives. They both came with their tins (not pictured). They didn't need any cleaning. I took some pictures and here they are. All the pocket knives in the last picture have orange handles. A couple just appear to have yellow handles.
Click on a picture to ENLARGE.

Great group, really like that shield, the color, the flames. Of course love the bike company too, but coooooooool knives.

Robeson ShurEdge Pocket-Eze #51 Amber Wormgroove Jigged Bone

Robeson ShurEdge Pocket-Eze #51 Stag

I gotta say I'm quite impressed with these Robesons. Both of them are very well made knives with super snappy snap like Queen used to make in the earlier years.

Ivoryman wrote: ↑Sun Dec 13, 2020 3:43 am Great.....

Thank you.

Sometimes, The Universe just seems to give a little pat on the back for unknown reasons...how else to explain finding a sweet stag beauty like this?...and at a price I could afford (which has a much lower threshold than a price I can somehow "justify"). Divine intervention is the only rational explanation, although I'm really not worthy

1980 Queen #9155 "Bear Trap" Mini Trapper Stag

I'm green with envy ~Q~. Those are spectacular.

Spectacular is a good description.

Knice knives x10

QTCut5 wrote: ↑Sun Dec 13, 2020 4:36 am Robeson ShurEdge Pocket-Eze #51 Amber Wormgroove Jigged Bone

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Q, Q, Q. WoW!!! Thatun pushes ALL the buttons for me!! Congrats!!
John

Today this pocket knife joins my motorcycle gang.
It's another CASE XX (2005), 6207 SS, 2 blade, Orange County Choppers, mini trapper pocket knife.
It needed no cleaning as it is in mint condition.
I took some pictures and here it is.
All of the pocket knives in the last picture have orange handles.
Some just appear to have yellow handles due to my lighting.

Q the Queen and Robeson are outstanding examples!

Today these 5 pocket knives join my motorcycle gang.
They are all CASE XX (2005), 6207 SS, 2 blade, Orange County Choppers, mini trapper pocket knives.
They needed no cleaning as they are in mint condition.
Out of the 14 total, 13 have the storage tins.
Out of the 14 total, 13 are dated 2005 and 1 is dated 2004.
I took some pictures and here they are.

wv trapper wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 12:27 pm Q the Queen and Robeson are outstanding examples!

Thank you, wv trapper.
I really enjoy collecting different (unique to my collection) models of Mini-Ts made by my favorite companies/brands.

QTCut5 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 17, 2020 5:55 am Sometimes, The Universe just seems to give a little pat on the back for unknown reasons...how else to explain finding a sweet stag beauty like this?...and at a price I could afford (which has a much lower threshold than a price I can somehow "justify"). Divine intervention is the only rational explanation, although I'm really not worthy

1980 Queen #9155 "Bear Trap" Mini Trapper Stag
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Beautiful knives Q! You found some sweet ones!

"and at a price I could afford (which has a much lower threshold than a price I can somehow "justify")."

I have also added a third threshold category Q..., "The ones I'll take the heat for." LOL!

New_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Sun Jan 10, 2021 1:15 am Today these 5 pocket knives join my motorcycle gang.
They are all CASE XX (2005), 6207 SS, 2 blade, Orange County Choppers, mini trapper pocket knives.
They needed no cleaning as they are in mint condition.
Out of the 14 total, 13 have the storage tins.
Out of the 14 total, 13 are dated 2005 and 1 is dated 2004.
I took some pictures and here they are.

Reading through a couple of posts back I was gonna say you need a "Baker's Dozen".

Great looking knives my friend!

TPK wrote: ↑Sun Jan 10, 2021 12:34 pm Reading.....

Thank you Tom.

Walnut Wood 3½" Single Blade Mini Trapper with Black Powder Flintlock "Old Betsy" Shield (origin unknown)
I can't make heads or tails of this blade etch...anyone know what it says? (I assume it's a signature, but whose is it? )

QTCut5 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 12, 2021 3:53 am Walnut.....

The blade etch signature belongs to Mr. Charlton Heston.
Not my knife, not my picture.