All About Pocket Knives

Mossdancer wrote:Those are really nice jacks, it seems that the overwhelming majority of large knives out here on the left coast are old utility or scout type. I am yet to find any thing with five or more blades. The European horseman's I showed is it period. Perseverance will someday pay, I have hope anyway.Edit: after psting this I paged back to see the Euro knife and noticed the Tipman surgical knife has locking mechanisms on each blade. Explains whys I sometime have opening problems with it. (HA)!
moss

Nice show!

Keep em coming, I know you got em!

Going back a page...

Dimitri - Stunning stag on that knife ...

Mossdancer - Great showing of knives ... quite enjoying the variety!!!!

John - Great looking jumbo jacks ... They are a handful for sure ....

Just looking back and reminiscing this evening on a thread that has some absolutely amazing knives in it. If any of our newer members are interested there is some amazing eye candy on these pages.

Thanks Mr Smith. Some great knives here.

doglegg wrote:Thanks Mr Smith. Some great knives here.

Doglegg I have been known to get sentimental at times when perusing old threads. Especially when they knock my socks off!

I bought a pocket knife from a seller. The tracking said it was delivered today. A pocket knife WAS delivered today from that particular seller. It was the wrong pocket knife. I received this SYRACUSE KNIFE CO.,USA, 3 blade stockman, instead of the pocket knife that I bought. According to Goins it is from 1935 to 1940. I contacted the seller and he said that he realized his mistake and that the pocket knife that I bought has been sent. He told me to go ahead and keep this knife as well. So, the only SYRACUSE KNIFE CO. pocket knife that I own, came to me by accident. I cleaned it a little, I took a few pictures and here it is.

That was nice of the seller.

You came out well, Skip!

peanut740 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 2:04 am That was nice of the seller.

I completely agree.

Waukonda wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 2:06 am You came out well, Skip!

Thank you Ike.

Here are some I have not posted in this thread.

This is one of my favorite threads. I’ve read it several times, just finished it again and enjoyed it every bit as much as the first time! People keep adding more stunning old knives to it. Also realized I’ve not added any myself, so here are a few. Posted elsewhere before but not here.

Ken

Very nice Ken!

I like them all but that Challenge scout knife really gets me, I always wanted one of those but could never find one!

A tiny schrade stockman with stainless blades and bone handles.

Beautiful knife

Here is a HOLLEY MFG Co. LAKEVILLE and CHIPAWAY CUTLERY CO. Both in pretty old. The CHIPAWAY has the flat pill crusher end.

Some more stunning knives posted here! This thread is an absolute classic of vintage knives! Bravo to all posters!

I don't think I posted these English made knives to this thread

MB nice

Miller Bro's wrote: ↑Sun Mar 06, 2022 5:01 pm I don't think I posted these English made knives to this thread

That's an All Star line up!

Amen, this is an all-star line up page, this is an all star line up thread. Great one. A few favorites from those years.

Top to bottom:

Depend On Met Cut Co
Challenge Cut Co
Schrade Cut Co
Schrade Cut Co EZO


Simmons Keen Kutter
Camillus Sword
Pal Cut Co
Edward K Tryon Philadelphia

Miller Bro's wrote: ↑Sun Mar 06, 2022 5:01 pm I don't think I posted these English made knives to this thread

Beautiful old Sheffields

Ivoryman wrote: ↑Sun Mar 06, 2022 9:38 pm Amen, this is an all-star line up page, this is an all star line up thread. Great one. A few favorites from those years.

Top to bottom:

Depend On Met Cut Co
Challenge Cut Co
Schrade Cut Co
Schrade Cut Co EZO


Simmons Keen Kutter
Camillus Sword
Pal Cut Co
Edward K Tryon Philadelphia

Those are some very high quality pieces of cutlery!

Thanks Roger, David, Iman and Ike!

Ivoryman wrote: ↑Sun Mar 06, 2022 9:38 pm Amen, this is an all-star line up page, this is an all star line up thread. Great one. A few favorites from those years.

Top to bottom:

Depend On Met Cut Co
Challenge Cut Co
Schrade Cut Co
Schrade Cut Co EZO


Simmons Keen Kutter
Camillus Sword
Pal Cut Co
Edward K Tryon Philadelphia

Very nice, thanks for posting them!

Thanks Millers bro, you're welcome and appreciate your comments. Nice seeing your posts too. Great thread period.

Waukonda, thanks too, appreciate it and didn't want to miss mentioning it.

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