All About Pocket Knives

Hey right on Q, great to see you slipped one past the Gestapo ban. And one that says what it is right on the blade. Love it when that happens. And wow you scored a sweetie, congrats on that, what a fine looking piece it is. Beautiful, niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiccccccce snag. So glad to see guys like you and everyone on here score stuff like that. Reeeeeeeally like to see the relatively rare elephant come out of hiding and make a rare appearance. Keep them coming everybody and god bless the tusks that get through the cracks.

Ivoryman wrote:Hey right on Q, great to see you slipped one past the Gestapo ban. Keep them coming everybody and god bless the tusks that get through the cracks.

Papurs Pleezzze!

Cracking me up Aedgetech, hilarious, laughed a good one when I saw that.

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:What entails a "controversial" collection, if you don't mind me asking? Nice little knife.

Yup. What americanedgetech said.

~Q~

Ivoryman wrote:Cracking me up Aedgetech, hilarious, laughed a good one when I saw that.

Don't forget to tip your waitress...

My pack of Ivory Bulldogs.
~Q~

I got this Western 062 in the mail today! She needs some cleaning, but does not seem to have been used much!

Q, those dogs are NICE!!

I'd LOVE to see those ivory Wharncliffe-s open up! PLEASE!!!

This Ulster Boy Scout arrived in very good condition. Not used, carried, or sharpened. A little spotting, e.g on the tang and some blade rub on the primary blade: otherwise I'd have graded it excellent. Am very pleased with it. [Sellers photo.]

QS that's not an extremely rare knife but it is hard to find one in as nice of condition as yours. Congrats.

QTCut5 wrote:My pack of Ivory Bulldogs.

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~Q~

Those sure are pretty. I've got an ivory bulldog trapper much like them, it's a finely crafted knife.

Philco, You are so very correct [as you know ]. I almost added virtually the same comment. These Ulster Scout Knives seem commonly available. I have two more besides this one. But the condition of this new one is far superior to all the others I have encountered and am glad I found it.

Thank you David, Ken & Paul

americanedgetech wrote:I'd LOVE to see those ivory Wharncliffe-s open up! PLEASE!!!

My pleasure, Ken; I aim to please.
~Q~

Holly Those are some beauties! I Love them!

I mean... Sir, we are only going to the burger stand, and I will have them both home, and safe well before 9:00 pm.
I noticed your lawn is a little high... Perhaps?

They are great!

The Mail brought me these two. The Trapper has G10 scales. The Premium Select Stockman carries Buffalo horn with accents of Black MOP and abalone. Fine sharpness; everything tight.

I'm such a sucker for anything with Marine Corps on it. This cheap little Case showed up in today's mail.

Out of the box, a few licks on my ceramic stone and straight into my pocket.

Thanks Steve!

Fresh from the mailbox......

Nice one, Philco!
That's a pretty Canoe and your favorite maker too, if I remember correctly. Red handles are prone to get my attention.
Treefarmer

A new Case 6375, my first 75. Picked this up at Cabela's in Hamburg, PA.

My latest from the bay.

This Colonel Coon Stockman by Queen is a pure delight. The fit & finish equalabout anything I've encountered including some custom made. I will shortly have an original Tenn./Adrain Harris knife and will be able to compare this with that. Sharp? Oh yes. I have the bleeding thumb to prove it. Kudos to Queen.

You've got yourself a looker there QS. Beautiful stag.

I agree with Phil. Great stag