All About Pocket Knives

Another beauty Ike Nothing not to like about that one!!

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 Iman, beautiful knives,thanks for sharing them

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

Nice Dimitri Hadn’t visited this thread in a quite a while. Nice knives posted lately, Ken, Paul, Jackknifeben all nice

Schrade Cut Co
Robeson Sure Edge

Pretty knives Iman! Wonderful examples of two distinctive jigging styles

Ivoryman wrote: ↑Sat Mar 12, 2022 4:57 pm Schrade Cut Co
Robeson Sure Edge

Great pics!

Sorry for the redundant post on the A Field knife. I tried to post it in this thread but didn't see it. I posted it in another thread and then saw it here also.

Ivoryman wrote: ↑Sat Mar 12, 2022 4:57 pm Schrade Cut Co
Robeson Sure Edge

awesome bone handles!

Thanks Duffer, Thanks Waukonda, thanks Millers Bro. Appreciate it, glad you like, just trying to keep up.

WH Morley Germany
Imperial
Sterling Germany
Schrade Cut Co

BWT wrote: ↑Sat Mar 12, 2022 4:32 pm

Very nice Iman, beautiful knives,thanks for sharing them
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Thanks a bunch and you're always welcome. Appreciate hearing that, always nice to get good feedback. Thanks again.

You too Waukonda, and also Millers Bro, appreciate it all of ya.

BWT, those are great bones and good looking knives period. Love seeing a good scout knife, takes me back to scout camp way back in the day.

Iman, BWT, great showing.

Bill, IMan, very nice knives.

Thanks Iman, doglegg and John I appreciate the comments.

BWT wrote: ↑Thu Mar 17, 2022 2:46 pm WH Morley Germany
Imperial
Sterling Germany
Schrade Cut Co

Great pieces,Bill!

Thanks Ike

KaBar
Bud Brand Winsted,Ct. 1923
Schrade Cut Co
Ulster Dewight Devine

BWT wrote: ↑Fri Mar 18, 2022 7:23 pm KaBar
Bud Brand Winsted,Ct. 1923
Schrade Cut Co
Ulster Dewight Devine

Those are some real beauties, especially that Bud Brand and Dwight Devine!

Thanks Ike I like the Ulster, but the Bud Brand is a really good looking knife in hand, and they were only made one year apparently.

Challenge Cutlery good condition except for the scratches on the main blade.Bought it from eBay. Must have been given away by the Henderson Co back in the day for a certain amount of purchases of seeds to a customer?? Never had heard of that company until I googled them. I thought about trying to remove the scratches but decided to leave alone? Thanks for looking.

BWT wrote: ↑Thu Mar 31, 2022 11:33 am Challenge Cutlery

Knice ! Bone Scales or .. .. .. ??

Thanks Chris, they are bone.

Added another bone Jumbo jack this week. A 4" Valley Forge, built like a tank, has an arched tang stamp and the VF in a circle on both the main and the pen. interestingly enough it has 5 pins on the pile side and 6 if you include the 2 shield pins on the mark side. Remnants of the Valley Forge etch.

John R.: That one turns my head! Nothing like that built anywhere today. What a great piece! J.O'.

JohnR wrote: ↑Wed Jun 08, 2022 5:38 pm Added another bone Jumbo jack this week. A 4" Valley Forge, built like a tank, has an arched tang stamp and the VF in a circle on both the main and the pen. interestingly enough it has 5 pins on the pile side and 6 if you include the 2 shield pins on the mark side. Remnants of the Valley Forge etch.

Another beautiful knife John