All About Pocket Knives

phil0175 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 14, 2020 1:07 am

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F8 Crusader! I live in Batesville.
Phil
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....welcome to AAPK, neighbor!!!!.............. .......................

According to Levine, Tom Dunlap was the hardware buyer for Sears and Roebuck. He created the CRAFTSMAN brand in 1926.
Here's a TIP TOP #11 Barlow by Camillus. Brass liners, solid knife. J.O'.

Here is one I found at a gun show this past weekend. Clover brand, Syracuse, USA. 3 3\8” long closed with half stops. Pen blade is not marked. Steve B.

Wow, the Sta-Sharp Cattle knife 9525, what a great old knife. Sta-Sharp knives are hard to find in unused condition. Workmen bought them to use along with other Craftsman tools. That was back when Craftsman tools were often the very best available.
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SteveC wrote: ↑Mon Nov 16, 2020 9:08 pm Sta - Sharp Cattle knife

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Man, that’s sweet!!!!!!!!
Phil

F8 Crusader! I live in Batesville.
Phil
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Thank you sir!

bladebuddy wrote: ↑Tue Nov 17, 2020 12:48 am Here is one I found at a gun show this past weekend. Clover brand, Syracuse, USA. 3 3\8” long closed with half stops. Pen blade is not marked. Steve B.

Absolutely gorgeous knife! Well done!
Phil

Steve C: That STA-SHARP is great! Frilled liners?! Great!! J.O'.

Thanks fellas !

Here's my well-used Lipic. I bought it in this condition and I carry it every day. What a handy knife! Just the right size for a "small knife" in my opinion, and bearing three very useful tools : blade, screwdriver, and caplifter. I need to give it the spa treatment!

Please excuse the low-quality iPod photo...

Good morning everyone. Picked this Clover Brand Syracuse stockman up recently. All in all it’s in good shape. Hope everyone’s day starts off well.
Phil

Nice one Phil...

I love those spiral punches!

Meridian_Mike wrote: ↑Tue Feb 23, 2021 2:49 pm Nice one Phil...

I love those spiral punches!

Thank you sir! I picked up a Camillus 64 as well. I posted photos of it in the other Camillus thread, show your Camillus knives.
Phil

Some,"other" brands.
#1Corliss Cutlery Germany
#2 Dunlap scout
#3-#5 Fairmount Cutlery.
#6Federal Cutlery "Handy Andy" kitchen knife.
#7 Federal dogleg jack
#8Germania Cutlery tuxedo
#9 Hibbard,Spencer,&Bartlett fish knife.
#10 High Carbon Steel scout/utility

knife7knut wrote: ↑Tue Feb 23, 2021 3:44 pm Some,"other" brands.
#1Corliss Cutlery Germany
#2 Dunlap scout
#3-#5 Fairmount Cutlery.
#6Federal Cutlery "Handy Andy" kitchen knife.
#7 Federal dogleg jack
#8Germania Cutlery tuxedo
#9 Hibbard,Spencer,&Bartlett fish knife.
#10 High Carbon Steel scout/utility

I have a Handy Andy around here somewhere, I think stashed in a box with some el-cheapos. Didn't realize it was made by Camillus! Gonna have to re-categorize it!

Some more
#1 & #2 High Carbon Steel 5 blade jacks;one with a shield.
#3 -#5 A.Kastor & Bros.multi-blades;two pearl and one horn.
#6 -#8 Kent NY City 3 blade with punch;single blade,& XLNT Barlow
#9 & $10 Lipic leg knife and equal end pen.

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#1 Sears scout/utility
#2 Sta-Sharp 4 blade stockman 9509
#3 Sta-Sharp(what's left of it after cel degradation)with stainless blades.
#4 Syracuse 2 blade pen
#5 Syracuse bartender's knife
#6 Syracuse easy open.
#7 Syracuse shell handle jack(never knew they made them)
#8 W.H.Morley Austria multi-blade.
#9 W.H.Morley ring turn

Outstanding knives!!!!!!
Phil

Nice other brands everyone, it’s amazing how many different ones there are . Here’s a Stainless Cut co ,by Camillus . And 2 Dunlaps , both used but not wore out . The EO is actually very snappy yet. The Stainless Cut Co. is tight very well built ,both blades stamped .

Ripster wrote: ↑Sat Feb 27, 2021 11:22 pm Nice other brands everyone, it’s amazing how many different ones there are . Here’s a Stainless Cut co ,by Camillus . And 2 Dunlaps , both used but not wore out . The EO is actually very snappy yet. The Stainless Cut Co. is tight very well built ,both blades stamped .

Outstanding! Just outstanding! These old knives never get old.
Phil

Ripster wrote: ↑Sat Feb 27, 2021 11:22 pm Nice.....

JP, FINE looking pieces of cutlery.
The handles on the EO.....

New_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Sun Feb 28, 2021 11:57 pm [quote=Ripster post_id=899331 time=<a href="tel:1614468122">1614468122</a> user_id=37762]
Nice.....

JP, FINE looking pieces of cutlery.
The handles on the EO.....
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phil0175 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 28, 2021 9:40 pm

Ripster wrote: ↑Sat Feb 27, 2021 11:22 pm Nice other brands everyone, it’s amazing how many different ones there are . Here’s a Stainless Cut co ,by Camillus . And 2 Dunlaps , both used but not wore out . The EO is actually very snappy yet. The Stainless Cut Co. is tight very well built ,both blades stamped .

Outstanding! Just outstanding! These old knives never get old.
Phil

Thanks fellas, like collecting these older pieces and researching the history .
You all have a good one.

Here’s most recent addition,another pen knife . This Stainless Steel has the shield stamp along with the usual Stainless Cut Co. Stamps .Not sure of the stamping and why some had shield and some didn’t

Ripster wrote: ↑Fri Mar 05, 2021 1:42 pm Here’s.....

JP, .