All About Pocket Knives

Wow! Y'all are causin' me to start droolin' , Kerry, what a nice pile of knives and then to top it off with gmichael's beautiful Primble/Old Timer!
Treefarmer

Now if you're looking for a genuine texas stock knife, the best way to get them is from those texas boys! THANK YOU Ray
Here she be with cut co grandpappy. They are identical except for the tang stamp

A truly impressive looking knife. And your lighting sets it off dramatically .

Quick Steel wrote:A truly impressive looking knife. And your lighting sets it off dramatically .

I agree!!! John

These 2 Sears knives arrived today, and the J Russell & Co Green River Works was scored at an estate sale this morning.
Anybody know what that triangular shaped gizmo is?

Looks to me like an old putty knife.

My $5 Ulster #50 Medium Jack.

jerryd6818 wrote:Looks to me like an old putty knife.

My $5 Ulster #50 Medium Jack.

Good bargain on that nice looking Ulster!

TripleF wrote:These 2 Sears knives arrived today, and the J Russell & Co Green River Works was scored at an estate sale this morning.
Anybody know what that triangular shaped gizmo is?

I don't know what the Russell is (reminds me of a paint scraper), but it's unusual so I like it.

Three new knives arrived today!

The jigged bone largest knife is Vintage Garland Cutlery. I love the brass 'bullseye' pins.

Also another beauty over 100 + years old! This is an Antique JS Holler & Co A Blaich, San Francisco - Horn Handle Whittler Pocket Knife

And last is this super clean little San Francisco souvenir pocket knife, made of aluminum plate by Bastian Bros., Rochester, NY, in 1915.

I was able to get some really great deals and talk the seller's down some.. Super finds!

DM11 wrote:

jerryd6818 wrote:Looks to me like an old putty knife.

My $5 Ulster #50 Medium Jack.

Good bargain on that nice looking Ulster!

Thank you. A little Mothers and a drop or two of Quick Release and it's even better. A pin crack at the mark side rocker pin is the only thing I can find wrong with it. Really satisfied with it and it fits right in to my small collection of medium jacks.

Jerry as often as I see you mention your small collection of medium jacks I figure it ought to be getting into the range of a medium collection of medium jacks

This Catt is a little soft and tired in the joints, same as me, but I am liking it enough to keep picking it up every few minutes the last few days.

tongueriver wrote:This Catt is a little soft and tired in the joints, same as me, but I am liking it enough to keep picking it up every few minutes the last few days.
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That is a great looking knife. Love it.
I just scored a Queen city equal end cattle knife similar to your knife and will post pics once I get it.

Nice knives gentlemen!
Check these out. Just got them. Cattaraugus 22219 and a Hibbard Spencer Bartlett Congress. These both have to be from the very early 1900s.
These two are why I collect. Beauties from the past that can still be used today I think the Catt is going to become one of my favorites

Y'all look back up at Scott's unidentified scraper?. I see an etch on the blade and Green River is in the second line, does that help?
Treefarmer

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:Jerry as often as I see you mention your small collection of medium jacks I figure it ought to be getting into the range of a medium collection of medium jacks

Just one more to fill up the folder then I need to quit.

Scott, I may be wrong but I suspect the tool is a glaziers tool for putting the putty in the old windows. J1890 I love those two bones. Cal, that is one nice looking whittler. Bronze 4 u, That horn whittler is awesome and the other two are nice too. Jerry, good deal on that Ulster. In the mail today I got a car advertisement and a bill for medical supplemental insurance. Not as much fun as a knife but it could have been worse.____Dave

J1890 the vtg bone on your two knives is almost breathtaking; it is so beautiful.

jerryd6818 wrote:

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:Jerry as often as I see you mention your small collection of medium jacks I figure it ought to be getting into the range of a medium collection of medium jacks

Just one more to fill up the folder then I need to quit.

They're your fibs, J.D., you tell 'em any way you want to.

No, seriously. Just one more.

Got this Moki recently. My first from the brand although I may have knives they've made for Al Mar and Spyderco.
Very nice fit and finish.

supratentorial, Good looking knife. Too me it looks sleek which I believe is due to the blade shape. There is no question that the Japanese know their way around steel. Congrats!

Thank you for the complement on the knife!

Quick Steel wrote:J1890 the vtg bone on your two knives is almost breathtaking; it is so beautiful.

Thanks
I was feeling like this when I got them