All About Pocket Knives

Rocky, I really believe I get more enjoyment sharing the collection than anyone looking. I have gained new knife friends and although I have collected knives since age 9 ( over 50 years) my Remington collection only began about 8 years ago. The knowledge gained on AAPK about Remington knives is amazing. I enjoy a AAPK and our fellow members more than can be described. I have been so fortunate to have grown up around the old NKCA shows and had built friendships across the country. Unfortunately I am losing my old friends as they pass. Another reason for my real appreciation for AAPK. Thank you Rocky, please stay in touch , I look forward to future visits. John

Keith, please check your PM when you have a chance. Thank you, John

I couldn’t agree more with your sentiments. So very true.
I’ll try John.

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We have lost our club in my area, it was the main placed I learned about knives, and also where I purchased my knives. I miss the guys and the trading and the fellowship. We have some that gets together when possible.

Harold

A few years ago we started a weekly knife swap. Meet in the community room of our bank and would have 20 or so collectors every week. This went on strong for about 5 years. A lot of good knife talk went on every week. To bad I can’t get 10 or less collectors on a regular basis. Oh well just different times and different interests......

pearlroosterman wrote:A few years ago we started a weekly knife swap. Meet in the community room of our bank and would have 20 or so collectors every week. This went on strong for about 5 years. A lot of good knife talk went on every week. To bad I can’t get 10 or less collectors on a regular basis. Oh well just different times and different interests......

I wish we could do that where I live.I guess AAPK will have to do.

finally got a todem pole Remington!! Just wanted to share it. Etch is visible, no wear to the blades, the handles are great with no wear and paint is still fresh looking. Thanks for looking. John

Now that is a super rare knife. Nice find and thanks for showing us.

Thank you Keith.

Now that’s an awesome find John !!!!!!

Mike

Thank you Mike. It has taken a long time to find one.

new addition that will heading my way tomorrow. Pretty darn excited!!! Thank you for looking. John

John, that totem pole knife is beyond my imagination. Would never have occurred to me. What a find and thanks for sharing.

Thank you, I am very proud of the find. You

That's sweat John. First one I've seen and in excellent condition as always.

Thank you Keith.

Obviously I have arrived at this party a little late, but let me say thank you for sharing with us John. It has been thoroughly enjoyable and a wonderful treat.

So glad you enjoyed the collection. I really have enjoyed sharing them. Thank you, John

The R103 is not very special other than it is the first model produced February 1920. The knife was produced with both bail and no bail.

Some awesome bone on that knife.

Agreed , nice looking bone .

. Newest addition. Authenticated as a proto on what was the 4 blade Purina. John

That's pretty dang nice John.

Thank you Keith!

Keith, this is the R3554 I told you about. Nice old knife. John