All About Pocket Knives

josephashaw wrote: ↑Fri Jul 11, 2025 5:02 am I have only recently become interested in Vintage Remington Pocket knives. I have just obtained several, and am excited to learn all I can about the various patterns that were manufactured by Remington back before WWII. I have attached a couple of pictures showing my Remington Collection so far.

Very knice group. It appears you have caught the virus. Lovely bones on those.

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Yes....I bought most of these in one deal.....I enjoy looking and normally take much longer to purchase this many knives, especially ones like these. I really enjoy the knife community and have met a lot of very nice people who are interested in knives and collect them.
JAS

Great group of Bullets

Really nice find. R4466 special knife, how are the blades? Harold

josephashaw wrote: ↑Fri Jul 11, 2025 5:02 am I have only recently become interested in Vintage Remington Pocket knives. I have just obtained several, and am excited to learn all I can about the various patterns that were manufactured by Remington back before WWII. I have attached a couple of pictures showing my Remington Collection so far.

Nice knives!

WOW JOE? THOSE ARE NICE LOOKING KNIVES...AS OTHERS HAVE SAID, THEY HAVE BEAUTIDUL BONE SCALES. CAN YOU DISPLAY THEM UNFURLED WITH THE MARKED SIDE AND THE PILE SIDE PHOTOGRAPHED? PLEASE AND THANK YOU.
ROCKY

My newest

stockman wrote: ↑Sun Jul 13, 2025 12:17 am Really nice find. R4466 special knife, how are the blades? Harold

Sorry for the delay.....most of the blades are okay, but certainly not mint, but some still have etching that you can see. The R4466 is the most disappointing regarding the blade, as someone has sharpened the shape of the spay blade into a muskrat shape. I haven't done anything to any of these knives and are currently in the same condition as when I received them. I want to be careful with them. I will post some more pictures that show the blades and the pile side of the knives. I am sorry for the delay...I did not realize how long it had been since I was on here.

Joseph Shaw

Couple of others I found the other day.
1653 peanut. Near mint
673 mini trapper?
Advertising knife I could not find the number.
Enjoy dad’s knives
Steve

Nice group

Thank you Keith

Thought I would resurect this thread. Most are Silver Bullet Engraved bolster knives or Damascus knives. If neither was available then just the Bullet knife.

RangerUpCoffee wrote: ↑Wed Mar 11, 2026 2:57 pm Thought I would resurect this thread. Most are Silver Bullet Engraved bolster knives or Damascus knives. If neither was available then just the Bullet knife.
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Very quality display.

Here is a group of Remington's I've held onto for a while after selling most of my Remmy's, I'm particularly proud of the two stag knives, the swell center and the orange blossom, you really don't see too many stag knives by Remington other than the bullets:

Great group

Nice group of Remington’s
What type of bolsters is that considered on #’s 1&5?
They appear to be slanted but with bubbles in them? I have only seen a straight slanted bolsters.
Steve

I've always called them "scalloped" bolsters.

msteele6 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 15, 2026 12:36 am I've always called them "scalloped" bolsters.

Thank you very much,
I like those as well as the slanted ones it gives the knife a different look more than other types of bolsters. I M O.
Steve
Again I did not notice the last one has another spin on the slanted bolster. Looks like a threaded slanted bolster.

I see why you kept those Steele. unusual and beautiful.

msteele6 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 14, 2026 4:09 pm Here is a group of Remington's I've held onto for a while after selling most of my Remmy's, I'm particularly proud of the two stag knives, the swell center and the orange blossom, you really don't see too many stag knives by Remington other than the bullets:

Very nice group

May have posted these in the pairs or celluloid thread but not here. A pair of 6825’s
I like the green one. Enjoy more of LK’s beautiful Remington’s.
Steve

Beautiful knives Steve

Mike

Thank you Mike
I’m glad that a lot of you appreciate them and some of you have been able to acquire them as well. I know they have gone to good new homes.
Steve

LKSKNIVES wrote: ↑Fri May 08, 2026 11:31 pm May have posted these in the pairs or celluloid thread but not here. A pair of 6825’s
I like the green one.

Unusual shield on those!

I think you should keep them and pick up where your father left off