All About Pocket Knives

bdev, Your Fallkniven is an exceptional design. It just gives off a look of strength and solidity. Congrats!

Quick Steel wrote:bdev, Your Fallkniven is an exceptional design. It just gives off a look of strength and solidity. Congrats!

Thanks.

Fresh off the USPS truck......

Just in is a 1st generation blue stripe Stockman Bulldog.

Quick Steel wrote:Just in is a 1st generation blue stripe Stockman Bulldog.P1020144.JPGP1020145.JPG

Nice. Is that celluloid?

bdev, No I always pass on celluloid. It is a composition of some type. Not sure precisely what it is.

Bulldog made some mighty fine knives if you ask me.

Finally got a trade worked out, and ended up with a gec 48 in pickle green bone. GEC's close copy of the schrade style of trapper is very evident, so good on them for that. Schrade did actually make a single blade trapper, the walden 124, but I only have the two blade to compare.

Quick Steel wrote:Just in is a 1st generation blue stripe Stockman Bulldog.P1020144.JPGP1020145.JPG

That is a good looking knife, really nice.

TripleF wrote:Fresh off the USPS truck......

USPS usually leaves me bills and junk mail, you did good, I like your knives though.

Thanks to all of you for your comments. They are much appreciated.

Santa arrived early today, all the way from France no less. He left these two Sheffield ones: a Saynor boat-tailed budding knife in the original box and a Joseph Rodgers & Sons ink eraser. The eraser's handle is the real deal (the seller referred to it as "creamy white animal product") and it still has the gold embossed blade cover.

Dennis

deo-pa wrote:Santa arrived early today, all the way from France no less. He left these two Sheffield ones: a Saynor boat-tailed budding knife in the original box and a Joseph Rodgers & Sons ink eraser. The eraser's handle is the real deal (the seller referred to it as "creamy white animal product") and it still has the gold embossed blade cover.

Dennis

Really nice, Dennis, they look great.

A knife I've long been looking for. Paratrooper knife of the Bundeswehr. Anton Wingen Jr.

Here's a paratrooper knife I'm thinking on.Colonial Prov R.I. USA.Great action.

Here's a Queen #22 with Display I picked up on an Auction site last week

Keith

That's pretty neat!
Treefarmer

Today the mail revealed this 1st generation Bulldog Utility knife with apple coral scales.

This little baby showed up today. A Case Sway Back Gent. I had one of these, sold it, regretted it, then bought this one.
Got it from one of our own from the AAPK store.

QS, Your Bulldog 4 blade Utility knife has 2007 on it which i believe is the year it came out. The "First Gen" ended in 1985 or there about.
kj

Here's a Kendal I got yesterday.

In yesterday's mail. 3¼" closed. The handles are jigged horn to look like exterior Ram's Horn.

Nice one, Jerry.
Rumor has it, it's kind of a cheeky little whelp.

Joe, i have never heard of "Kendal", so i checked LG4. It's rare for sure, made circa 1948, i.e. one year only. Says connected to American Knife Co. but it closed in 1911, so i don't understand the connection.
Thank's for showing us.
kj

FRJ wrote:Nice one, Jerry.
Rumor has it, it's kind of a cheeky little whelp.

Aye laddie.

They did a darned good job of emulating Exterior Rams Horn. I had to look real close before that little niggling in the back of my brain cage proved to be a reality.