All About Pocket Knives

Most knife sites over the years have given me a hard time, posting links to knifes for sale.
I'm glade to know some one knows what we can do on A.A.P.N.
Thank You for clearing that one up, Dale.

WHOA GUYS!

As AAPK administrator it’s my duty to step in and set the record straight here.

On AAPK we do not restrict the posting of active auctions on eBay or other websites and we certainly don’t prohibit the posting of knives for sale in the AAPK stores!
A small percentage of each of the sales from the AAPK stores are what supports AAPK. These sales are why AAPK does not have membership fees.

We are not here to shill for eBay or any other auction sites, but if an active auction is pertinent to the topic, feel free to post it.
We also have an advertising forum where our members can post notification of knives they have for sale on eBay or in their AAPK stores.

Also, there is no prohibition about discussing knife prices.

No harm, no foul!
PLAY BALL

Thanks for the clarification. Was thinking that's an odd rule to have to not be able to post links to active auctions.

Ken, you've been spending too much time on the Big Forum. You've been brain washed.

jerryd6818 wrote:Ken, you've been spending too much time on the Big Forum. You've been brain washed.

Jerry Old Mate,
You must have forget I collect knives, and I'm old too. What ever made you think I have a brain to wash.
I can not remember, how many times I have been jumped on, over on "the Big Forum"... Ken.
I just hope when I fall off the perch, my wife dose not sell my knives - for what I have told her, I paid for them.

orvet wrote:WHOA GUYS!

As AAPK administrator it’s my duty to step in and set the record straight here.

On AAPK we do not restrict the posting of active auctions on eBay or other websites and we certainly don’t prohibit the posting of knives for sale in the AAPK stores!
A small percentage of each of the sales from the AAPK stores are what supports AAPK. These sales are why AAPK does not have membership fees.

We are not here to shill for eBay or any other auction sites, but if an active auction is pertinent to the topic, feel free to post it.
We also have an advertising forum where our members can post notification of knives they have for sale on eBay or in their AAPK stores.

Also, there is no prohibition about discussing knife prices.

No harm, no foul!
PLAY BALL

One of the reasons why I like AAPK the best

I'll second that KnifeSlinger, AAPK is #1

My newest Schrade, USA made eye candy.

Another one for the XT stable.

That XT series are outstanding knives!
Too bad they never got the XT4 into production!
I have a couple unground blanks, but I have never seen a finished blank or a completed knife.

1) Dale hope your doing better, just read about your difficulties last month. You and many others have been a huge resource to the knife community and your contributions are immeasurable. I know Ihave personally benefited from all your work in this area. My thanks to you.

2) Yes too bad we don't have finish production examples of the XT4. At the time it was a very forward thinking design. Saw pictures of some blanks found during the Camillus shutdown.

I just have a few more of the folders to pick up for that section of my Schrade collection.

Phil.

Will Rogers Commemorative WR-1

Couple of pepper spots. Other than that in perfect condition.

Here's a Gent's Schrade-Walden lobster pen, with candle end bolsters, in a presentation case.

I just have to post my first Schrade folding knife here too, not just in the General section. It's a 1984 model.

I have been looking at this one for a long while but couldn't resist it any longer when the store owner made me a package deal on it and a Camillus C-4 .30-06. Both new but has been handled in the store.

Jim

Love me some Heritage Redbone.

Come and get your love......

sakoblade wrote:I just have to post my first Schrade folding knife here too, not just in the General section. It's a 1984 model.

I have been looking at this one for a long while but couldn't resist it any longer when the store owner made me a package deal on it and a Camillus C-4 .30-06. Both new but has been handled in the store.

Jim

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Jim,
Those Heritage knives are very nicely made! I have a few of them. The Redbone looks great! Congrats!

sakoblade wrote:I just have to post my first Schrade folding knife here too, not just in the General section. It's a 1984 model.
Jim

Hi Jim from Australia,
That is a good Schrade knife to start a collection! Hope to see you posting more Schrades... Ken.

Thanks Mate!! I'll do my best to post Schrades as often as my wallet permits!

Right now I just enjoy the learning curve and try to buy good objects I like while trying to grasp all the brands and their history.

Later on I will have to focus on a few brands or patterns but that's for later.

Cheers!

Jim

Fatcity
Here are a couple Heritage red bones you won't see too often

SFO's? That's a chunk of bone on the 152.

Very nice.

dweb1897 wrote:Fatcity
Here are a couple Heritage red bones you won't see too often
152 1983 RED HERITAGE SHARPFINGER-r.jpg2331 1983 RED HERITAGE JACK-r.jpg

FatCity67 wrote:SFO's? That's a chunk on bone on the 152.

Very nice.

dweb1897 wrote:Fatcity
Here are a couple Heritage red bones you won't see too often
152 1983 RED HERITAGE SHARPFINGER-r.jpg2331 1983 RED HERITAGE JACK-r.jpg

I always thought the Heritage set should've had a fixed blade and the 233 is one of my favorites so Herman Williams made those 2 for me.

dweb1897 wrote:

FatCity67 wrote:SFO's? That's a chunk on bone on the 152.

Very nice.

dweb1897 wrote:Fatcity
Here are a couple Heritage red bones you won't see too often
152 1983 RED HERITAGE SHARPFINGER-r.jpg2331 1983 RED HERITAGE JACK-r.jpg

I always thought the Heritage set should've had a fixed blade and the 233 is one of my favorites so Herman Williams made those 2 for me.

You are one wild and crazy guy.

dweb1897 wrote:Fatcity
Here are a couple Heritage red bones you won't see too often
152 1983 RED HERITAGE SHARPFINGER-r.jpg2331 1983 RED HERITAGE JACK-r.jpg

Very nice, Doug!!!

Thanks for the good words Cal and FatCity...they are appreciated as always.
Doug

dweb1897 wrote:Fatcity
Here are a couple Heritage red bones you won't see too often
152 1983 RED HERITAGE SHARPFINGER-r.jpg2331 1983 RED HERITAGE JACK-r.jpg

Those are very nice, I never knew there was a heritage sharpfinger