All About Pocket Knives

Beautiful knives,Unk!! ...........and a sweet deal on the CS.

Don't know anything about 'em, but I landed this Parker Cut. Co. Buzz Tail today.

The handle has the look and feel of real bone....Does anyone know if it is?

Unk I'm glad to know you landed that Canal Street ring pull but I got to tell ya if I hadn't forgotten to log on to ebay till after the auction ended, you wouldn't have gotten it that cheap. You got that for WAY less than they sell for. Congrats.
Also nice GEC you have there.

Triple F I do believe that your knife has bone handles. Those are nice knives and seriously underrated, especially as users.

Phil

Thanks for the info Phil. I really appreciate it!


DAaaaaaaaaaaaaaang nice knives UNK!

Scott

Thanks guys. Phil, that ring opener makes up for all the ones I paid wwaaayyyy too much for - well, not really - lol.

Recently picked this up from Santa Fe Stone Works.

Another recent acquisition from Col. Littleton. Green bone lockback.

Unk, both those knives are wonderful but it looks like your real score is laying down in the background! Beautiful Sheppard. My wife and I were seriously going to get one a few years ago right up to the time we bought a Golden instead. I've NO regrets with the Golden, but I hopefully will raise a Sheppard before I die.

Hi Gunsmoke,

Thanks - You are right about Schatzi......working from home, she is my constant companion. I guess in my 50 years, I can't remember ever being WITHOUT a dog.....and she is hands-down the best dog we have ever had.

That Northfield Calf Roper is beautiful Unk and so is your dog.

This one arrived today. It is a 1942 Baseball Jackmaster Hammer Made USA knife and wasn't listed in ebay in the usual knife categories but rather as sports memoribillia. Most of us old timers remember playing knife baseball as kids and when I saw this offered on ebay it brought back a ton of memories.

If my mind can remember, I think these were part of a Baseball series that Imperial made in the 50s. Gotta see if I can find the card they went on.

Most of us old timers remember playing knife baseball as kids

I have never heard of that.....what is it?

Nice knife by the way.

johnnierotten wrote:

Most of us old timers remember playing knife baseball as kids

I have never heard of that.....what is it?

Nice knife by the way.

Knife baseball was played by opening the short blade fully and opening the long blade halfway. Then you stick the tip of the long blade slightly on soft ground, and flip the knife from the tail. How the knife lands determines if you have an out, a single, a double, a triple or homerun.
The tang stamp reads Hammer Brand with a vertical USA to the left of the fisted hammer. The seller identified it as a 1942 knife.

Sounds interesting ......thanks for the info.

Here's my new Northfield dogleg jack with primitive bone scales.

that's a real beauty Mike

I have been loving the look of the primitive bone. Excellent one there vikingdog !!

TC

I agree....I like the looks of that primitive bone scales.

Nice knife Mike. I kinda like that primitive bone, and who wouldn't like pinched and ringed bolsters

A very nice knife, Mike.

You must be getting quit a pile by now.

Thank you sirs. On Edge posted a photo of his on the Great Eastern forum and that set me off in search of one. I like that pattern and I like the primitive bone from GEC.

Noice knife SC1052!!

Last couple days arrivals. The jack knife is an old 1920's Voos. Big THANK YOU to aapk member
Camillus for the Hubertus !!

TC

my last one coming from Belgium (hard to obtain because the knifemaker is a little lazzy and work when he wants )