All About Pocket Knives

Man Longbeachbum that is one beauty of a knife, just beautiful... As always MM has outdone himself and left those around him with their mouths wide open as we enjoy his transformation..

I would gladly take that beauty off your hands and test drive it for you a few years...

Thanks for sharing and congratulations..

Sunburst

longbeachbum wrote:I don't have the knife yet, but Muskrat Man e-mailed me these pictures of my Remington Tracker today, newly fitted out by him with Sambar Stag handles. I think I'll like these a little better than the Staglon it had before:

I don't know I would have to see the before and after shots side by side Maybe not, that is gorgeous.

Really nice H J Sunburst. How is your family coping with the steady diet of beans ?

SK wrote:
Really nice H J Sunburst. How is your family coping with the steady diet of beans ?

I would have to make a Podcast to give you the full answer to that Question SK..

Sunburst

This one is from the mid to late 1800s. A traditional four-blade pen knife made by Needham Bros. s-k

Long Beach Jim...

That is now a very special knife, IMO.

S-K...

I "Need Um" that knife, please just send it across the pond to Arizona, and I'll take good care of it.

Just to keep things going on a Saturday...

A Parker Edwards, with some assistance from Wendell Carson.....

Smiling knife you have some very nice antique pocket knives in your collection. I love the stag on that 4 blade pen.

James

Awesome knife S-K.

Dale

I don't buy many new or customs made knives, but here is a custom that a friend made. Nice English Roe Stag I think, some file work on the liners and a match stricker pull. Click a couple times for a little better picture.

Stockman

That's a fine looking knife stockman.

Bill

Nice ones everyone. I thought I'd throw in the stag on this Case 1965-1969 5265SAB I picked up wendsday.

Man what I would do to have all the knives made in the time span of 65 to 69 by Case..They all have that look Very nice MM, a great looking knife..

Sunburst

I agree totally with SB, MM! Of coarse, I'm a Case fan. These are all knives to die for as my daughter would say! I love this thread and the Pearl thread!! Kelley

OK then, here's this one then, another 65-69 stag cae, this time a peanut. Almost forgot I had this one.

Ok I'm gonna keep posting until I can't post anymore..Here is a Bulldog Stag 25th Anniversary Congress, Bulldog Stag Barlow & Hubertus Stag Hammer Lever Lock...

smiling-knife wrote:This one is from the mid to late 1800s. A traditional four-blade pen knife made by Needham Bros. s-k

SK,

I forgot to say how nice the four blade pen is..Spectacular stag on the vintage knife..Thanks for sharing..

Sunburst

Very nice STAGS Lovin those older Cases and you had to show that Hubertus again didnt cha Sunburst. Very nice indeed.

Singin46

longbeachbum wrote:I don't have the knife yet, but Muskrat Man e-mailed me these pictures of my Remington Tracker today, newly fitted out by him with Sambar Stag handles. I think I'll like these a little better than the Staglon it had before:

that is awesome. MM does great work. Marvelous,simply marvelous

g Great looking knives Sunburst.

Thanks for the compliment sunburst.

Those are fantastic looking knives everyone .

Here is a little combo shot hot off the camera this afternoon.

s-k

Excellent knives guys

James

one of my favorite schatt and morgans

That is one great looking knife with an excellent picture also..What does TC stand for on the shield?? I have got to get me a scout or two, your picture proves it...

Thanks for sharing,

Sunburst

Here are a few more.. Queen Mountain Man, S&M Trapper and Case/Bose Lockback Whittler

Sunburst,
I believe the TC stands for Thompson Center Arms. They had an annual knife program for several years with some very nice examples coming out of it. I've got a Case from that program that I'll post. I need to check the shield to see if it's the same as the Schatt. Beautiful knives guys!!

cccxiv, what's that crazy blade next to the punch? A muzzle-loading tool? I really like that knife!

Eric

sunburst wrote:

ea42 wrote:
Ralph, does Charlie know about that incredible harness jack?

Eric

Know about it, I believe he's on vacation in Hawaii because of this and a few more I purchased from him...That's ok though, my family is getting used to the idea of eating beans three times a day....

Thanks for asking Eric..

Sunburst

Just in from Hawaii guys; Hey Ralph, it must be nice to have such a musical family!!

Seriously folks, we all have to eat more Sambar deer, to keep that flow of handle material flowing!
This is a beautiful thread!! Thanks to all who are making this a perusable pleasure !

Here's a few more, the second one's the Thompsom Center Case I mentioned above:(My pics got a little out of sinc )
Eric