All About Pocket Knives

Well the secret is out now. I didn't notice the seller was you until you mentioned it. Yeah, this is the one. Sweet knives. Don't now when you mean about the 25 SFO from Collectorknives? You mean currently or lately or a while ago? I got a 25 EZ open sheep foot below when they were seventy six bucks several moons ago. Wow have they gone up. Guess they're popular. Yes I like the knife, got any more like it? I know j1890 was looking for one too. Others are too probably. Thanks again, great doing business with you.

The #25 SFO is a watch-pocket Barlow, I believe single-spear. I was able to get a standby reservation for the buffed stag but everything else was locked out. The lolly scramble has already started.

My only #25 currently is an EO sheepsfoot in bone, as well.

Same as it ever was. Wonder if Kootenay Joe is aware of this? Doesn't look like Barlow demand is a fad or a passing phase and I'll bet a Barlow that next year at this time the price won't be retail on the secondary market, it will be like it is today, two or three times retail. Thanks for the heads up, I tried to get in, already too late.

Camillus 68 and Schrade 106OT

Scott nice pick ups.I could be wrong but I think those 106OT might be a little scarce and that 68 is one of my favorites.

Two good looking knives Scott. Congrats.

Beautiful knife, I-man.

Very nice, Scott.

Quick Steel wrote:Buck did a nice job with this scrim copy which came in today. F&F is very good.P1010805.JPGP1010804.JPG

I have the identical knife with Kabar stamps. Who knew? You want it?

TripleF wrote:Camillus 68 and Schrade 106OT

Cool bones on that Camillus Triple F, what would that threaded punch be for? Is it even a punch?

Thanks dcgm4, that is one of the faves I carry and use regularly.

Ivoryman wrote:

TripleF wrote:Camillus 68 and Schrade 106OT

Cool bones on that Camillus Triple F, what would that threaded punch be for? Is it even a punch?

Thanks dcgm4, that is one of the faves I carry and use regularly.

Definitely s punch, not sure why it's threaded.....

gsmith7158 wrote:Scott nice pick ups.I could be wrong but I think those 106OT might be a little scarce and that 68 is one of my favorites.

Greg you are right the 106ot is kind of scarce.

TripleF wrote:

Ivoryman wrote:

TripleF wrote: what would that threaded punch be for? Is it even a punch?


Definitely s punch, not sure why it's threaded.....

Isn't that called a "reamer" or a "reaming tool"??

~Q~

Punch you ream with....lol....

Thanks fellas.....we'll see how well they sell!

I think Camillus called that their Spiral punch.

James E. Fuller was granted patent number 1171422 for a spiral punch while working for the New York Knife Company on February 15, 1916. The abstract can be found at: https://www.google.com/patents/US1171422

I guess that this should go here. This is a gift from my son. Moore Maker, single blade lock back, 1095 High Carbon Steel, natural bone handles, locks up tight. Seems to be a pretty nice knife.

OHHH, that's purty Tj!

Thanks Greg. Not really my style of knife, but it came from my son and will always be one of my favorites.

tjmurphy wrote:Thanks Greg. Not really my style of knife, but it came from my son and will always be one of my favorites.

I agree Tj anything that comes from your son or daughter is always special!

tjmurphy wrote:I guess that this should go here. This is a gift from my son. Moore Maker, single blade lock back, 1095 High Carbon Steel, natural bone handles, locks up tight. Seems to be a pretty nice knife.
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I like it!
Here's my new Case green bone single blade trapper.

Nice one Ken!

gsmith7158 wrote:Nice one Ken!

Thanks, I love trappers and single blade versions are especially attractive to me.

I like single blade trappers too Ken Thats a nice one!

The mail man left this in my box today. A Kutmaster lockback sodbuster. Don't really go for the pigman logo...... But its a sodbuster and a Kutmaster to boot

Still adding to my ever expanding AG Russell collection.
Most recent acquisitions:

Cattaraugus CM-14 Sleeveboard Whittler
AG Russell Scrimshaw Smooth White Bone Serrated Rigging Knife
~Q~

Nothing fancy. Just a Sears Craftsman 9541 (made by Schrade) to throw on my little pile of medium jacks. Sure do love these little devils.