All About Pocket Knives

Woody Queen Tiny Trapper no shield, 1980, Clip, pen. Great snap, action, lock up. 2 3/4 closed, almost 5 open. To the kids from Q, thanks Q for thinking of them and the knives.

Ivoryman wrote:

QTCut5 wrote:Nice little Queen, Ivoryman...unusual Queen shield on that one too...first time I've ever seen that particular one (although not an avid collector of Queen knives, I have seen, and do own, quite a few).
Very cool, perfect little knife for your daughter (your little "Queen").

~Q~

Thanks for complimenting, thanks for thinking of the little queen, and the knife, and where are those ivories?

Here's one of my Ivory Knives for you Ivoryman, one of my favorites. A Northwoods Scagel, when they were made in Michigan by Dave Shirley

MITCH RAPP wrote:

Ivoryman wrote:

QTCut5 wrote:Nice little Queen, Ivoryman...unusual Queen shield on that one too...first time I've ever seen that particular one (although not an avid collector of Queen knives, I have seen, and do own, quite a few).
Very cool, perfect little knife for your daughter (your little "Queen").

~Q~

Thanks for complimenting, thanks for thinking of the little queen, and the knife, and where are those ivories?

Here's one of my Ivory Knives for you Ivoryman, one of my favorites. A Northwoods Scagel, when they were made in Michigan by Dave Shirley

A beauty there Mitch! Interesting nail nicks too!

Jerry

One more Q knife for the day, this one's a Queen even. Nice Tear Drop liner lock, Spear, D2, jigged bone, 3 3/4 closed, 6 7/8 open. Very nice snap, half stop, lock up is solid and tight, no wobble, feels perfect all around, no flaws, great looking antique greenish bone. Great knife from the best of friends, should do more rescaling or carving, or something. Can't thank enough for that Bro.

garddogg56 wrote:

Now THAT, is very KOOL!

Ivoryman wrote:One more Q knife for the day, this one's a Queen even. Nice Tear Drop liner lock, Spear, D2, jigged bone, 3 3/4 closed, 6 7/8 open. Very nice snap, half stop, lock up is solid and tight, no wobble, feels perfect all around, no flaws, great looking antique greenish bone. Great knife from the best of friends, should do more rescaling or carving, or something. Can't thank enough for that Bro.

Oh ho ho ho...just wait until I get the photos of the Lone Wolf Paul collection that you rehandled for me in elephant ivory...then we'll have some serious drool time. Everyone better get your keyboard protectors out and ready...these babies are nothing short of stunning. It will soon be clear to everyone why they call you "Ivoryman"...a great friend and a superb craftstman/artisan.

Photos coming soon, I promise...as soon as I can figure out how to upload the photos from my new camera. (I know, I know...I'm a total idiot when it comes to computers...just give me a little more time and I think I can figure it out.) Will probably post them on a different thread though.

~Q~

MITCH RAPP wrote:

Ivoryman wrote:

QTCut5 wrote:Nice little Queen, Ivoryman...unusual Queen shield on that one too...first time I've ever seen that particular one (although not an avid collector of Queen knives, I have seen, and do own, quite a few).
Very cool, perfect little knife for your daughter (your little "Queen").

~Q~

Thanks for complimenting, thanks for thinking of the little queen, and the knife, and where are those ivories?

Here's one of my Ivory Knives for you Ivoryman, one of my favorites. A Northwoods Scagel, when they were made in Michigan by Dave Shirley

That's the deal, great post Q, haven't seen anything like that before, been keeping that one back? What a looker and love the blade choice and the through and through pull/nick. Wish they were making more of those.

MITCH RAPP wrote:

Ivoryman wrote:

QTCut5 wrote:Nice little Queen, Ivoryman...unusual Queen shield on that one too...first time I've ever seen that particular one (although not an avid collector of Queen knives, I have seen, and do own, quite a few).
Very cool, perfect little knife for your daughter (your little "Queen").

~Q~

Thanks for complimenting, thanks for thinking of the little queen, and the knife, and where are those ivories?

Here's one of my Ivory Knives for you Ivoryman, one of my favorites. A Northwoods Scagel, when they were made in Michigan by Dave Shirley

Thanks Mitch Rapp, sorry thought that was Q's, wow what a stunning knife. Great piece to study and drool.

ken98k wrote:

garddogg56 wrote:

Now THAT, is very KOOL!

Thanks Ken98, appreciate it, great day to you too.

QTCut5 wrote:

Ivoryman wrote:One more Q knife for the day, this one's a Queen even. Nice Tear Drop liner lock, Spear, D2, jigged bone, 3 3/4 closed, 6 7/8 open. Very nice snap, half stop, lock up is solid and tight, no wobble, feels perfect all around, no flaws, great looking antique greenish bone. Great knife from the best of friends, should do more rescaling or carving, or something. Can't thank enough for that Bro.

Oh ho ho ho...just wait until I get the photos of the Lone Wolf Paul collection that you rehandled for me in elephant ivory...then we'll have some serious drool time. Everyone better get your keyboard protectors out and ready...these babies are nothing short of stunning. It will soon be clear to everyone why they call you "Ivoryman"...a great friend and a superb craftstman/artisan.

Photos coming soon, I promise...as soon as I can figure out how to upload the photos from my new camera. (I know, I know...I'm a total idiot when it comes to computers...just give me a little more time and I think I can figure it out.) Will probably post them on a different thread though.

~Q~

Aaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, now that's what we're waiting for. Salivating already.

Ok, Ok, Ok, keep yer panties on...you already know what they look like since you did the mod work. I was just hoping to post some better photos. But, here's the best I've got for now. Still and an all...the beauty of these babies is impossible to capture in photos...but, for now at least, this is the best I can do (with all apologies to Ivoryman...because they look SO much better in person). ~Q~

PS--None of these are EDC's...but could be at any moment, the elephant ivory scales only make them more likely to be "shown off" if I were to EDC any of them.

ken98k wrote:

garddogg56 wrote:

Now THAT, is very KOOL!

Thanx Ken

[quote="QTCut5"]Ok, Ok, Ok, keep yer panties on...you already know what they look like since you did the mod work. I was just hoping to post some better photos. But, here's the best I've got for now. Still and an all...the beauty of these babies is impossible to capture in photos...but, for now at least, this is the best I can do (with all apologies to Ivoryman...because they look SO much better in person). ~Q~

PS--None of these are EDC's...but could be at any moment, the elephant ivory scales only make them more likely to be "shown off" if I were to EDC any of them.[/quote

Stunners, every one, very nice Q, that should put anyone who comes over with Pauls to shame. Thanks for showing them off. Bless that pachyderm.

VERY COOL & INTERESTING GROUP, "Q"





NICE WORK, IVORY

Nice knives!

My 73 and BM today

Nice carries guys.
Today I'm taking a 194OT to work.
Good for slicing fruit if asked, "does this have seeds" ?
Great excuse to bring out my Old Timer.

Harold, seeing that 194OT is making me want one again, I had one years ago

1940-64 Case Half Stockman 06244, Red Bone, Clip and pen, 3 3/8 closed, 5 3/4 open, steel liners, flush everything, great snap, solid lockup no wobble, tight, smooth, sweet. Moving in on favorite knife turf, poised to take over. This is my favorite today no doubt. This is why I love vintage Case. Fabulous knife, beauty to behold, treat to hold, would never know it's that old. Can't thank the original owner enough for keeping this pristine for us. Testament to a great knife and great knife people who keep them that way. Love Case knives from the '70's back.

"It's what people know about themselves inside that makes them afraid." -No Name, High Plains Drifter

Out and about today with a couple of Kershaws and my new Case Copperlock

No way to beat a vintage Case.

The Case Copperlock is a hard one to beat, that's for sure...and, it's also a perfect knife to modify. Just take a look at this one that Glennbad rehandled in gnarly stag (used to be yellow delrin). And now he's currently working on a couple of Case Wharncliffe Copperlocks: using his magic hands to change them from Purple Haze to Elephant Ivory (ivory supplied by...who else? IVORYMAN).

~Q~

Very nice!
Fine blade.

QTCut5 wrote:The Case Copperlock is a hard one to beat, that's for sure...and, it's also a perfect knife to modify. Just take a look at this one that Glennbad rehandled in gnarly stag (used to be yellow delrin).

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And now he's currently working on a couple of Case Wharncliffe Copperlocks: using his magic hands to change them from Purple Haze to Elephant Ivory (ivory supplied by...who else? IVORYMAN).

~Q~

Aaaaaahhhhhhhhhh, what a looker Q, that's fabulous, why do they call the guy Glennbad, it should be Glenngood, very good indeed. And that's the best looking Copperlock I ever saw, straight out.

Producer wrote:Nice carries guys.
Today I'm taking a 194OT to work.
Good for slicing fruit if asked, "does this have seeds" ?
Great excuse to bring out my Old Timer.

Understated elegance.

Awesome looking Copperhead Mod, Glenn does fine work!

I have my Moki and BM with me today
The fit, feel and finish of the Moki are unparalleled in everyday production knives IMO