All About Pocket Knives

This is a photo of a Bulldog Anglo Saxon Whitler that I formerly had. Its replacement is in the mail. There was only a single bid for it on ebay, which was mine.

QS scores again! Are the handles/scales/covers bone or horn? Kinda looks horn to me. Great pick up QS.

Score!!!
And boy, is dad not going to be happy when he finds out, especially from me...

doglegg, in the photo we have buffalo horn. The one that is coming is OX horn.

WillyCamaro wrote:And boy, is dad not going to be happy when he finds out, especially from me...

Willy, I know you are joking but why would your dad have any reaction at all. If he collects Bulldogs then I understand.

Let's just say he dabbles around in then a "bit".

Just ordered 3 knives from Jesse over at Old Pocket Knives.
A 1977-1983 Queen #9 stockman, burnt imitation Winterbottom bone, in very good condition for $20.00
A vintage Camillus New York USA "Office Knife" pen knife in excellent condition for $25.00
And a vintage Robeson ShurEdge Rochester N.Y. 029176 pen knife in very good condition for $20.00
Only $5 to ship them to me here in Canada, and a Queen that I've been wanting for quite awhile, Nailed it!...

Great selection and price Willy.
$5.00 to Canada Costs me that much in fuel to go to the Post Office and back home.

Ditto what Dan said Willy. Very good acquisitions at a great price.

Dank you fellas!
Great point Old Folder, didn't think of it that way. I guess I got a even better deal then I thought

I just purchased this Kutmaster "VANADIUM STEEL", 3 blade, swelled center, whittler pocket knife. It appears that I won't have to clean it up at all. It looks to be in fantastic condition. Yet another Camillus 72 variation AND a variation of the Kutmaster variation. Looks like the tang stamp reads KUTMASTER (over) UTICA,N.Y. (over) U.S.A. (over) V. When I get it, I will post MY pictures in the appropriate locations. These pictures are the seller's.

New_Windsor_NY wrote:I just purchased this Kutmaster "VANADIUM STEEL", 3 blade, swelled center, whittler pocket knife. It appears that I won't have to clean it up at all. It looks to be in fantastic condition. Yet another Camillus 72 variation AND a variation of the Kutmaster variation. Looks like the tang stamp reads KUTMASTER (over) UTICA,N.Y. (over) U.S.A. (over) V. When I get it, I will post MY pictures in the appropriate locations. These pictures are the seller's.

What's the closed length?

jerryd6818 wrote:

New_Windsor_NY wrote:I just purchased this Kutmaster "VANADIUM STEEL", 3 blade, swelled center, whittler pocket knife. It appears that I won't have to clean it up at all. It looks to be in fantastic condition. Yet another Camillus 72 variation AND a variation of the Kutmaster variation. Looks like the tang stamp reads KUTMASTER (over) UTICA,N.Y. (over) U.S.A. (over) V. When I get it, I will post MY pictures in the appropriate locations. These pictures are the seller's.

What's the closed length?

Hi Jerry, I don't know. I'll measure it when I receive it. Hopefully it'll be 3 5/8"

Camillus Cutlery Bird Knife, from the 1970’s & 80’s American Wildlife series. OH

Old Hunter wrote:Camillus Cutlery Bird Knife, from the 1970’s & 80’s American Wildlife series. OH

Beauty! When you receive it, please post a picture here: viewtopic.php?f=35&t=63410&start=90
Thank you, Skip.

I just bought this a few minutes ago. Another Imperial "deer head" knife. This will fit in nicely with my other "deer head" & "steer head" knives. After I receive it and give it a mild cleaning, MY pictures will be posted here:
viewtopic.php?f=35&t=63410&start=90
These pictures are the seller's. The very last/bottom picture is of the "animal head" knives that I have so far.

Skip, your herd grows.

doglegg wrote:Skip, your herd grows.

Yes it does Floyd. Now if could just find the elusive "elk head!"
Oh, I did not end up bidding on that Craftsman 9494 yesterday.

New_Windsor_NY wrote:

doglegg wrote:Skip, your herd grows.

Yes it does Floyd. Now if could just find the elusive "elk head!"
Oh, I did not end up bidding on that Craftsman 9494 yesterday.

I bet the elk head is not far down the road. The 9494 went for a cheap price, I wondered if you got it.

New_Windsor_NY wrote:

Old Hunter wrote:Camillus Cutlery Bird Knife, from the 1970’s & 80’s American Wildlife series. OH

Beauty! When you receive it, please post a picture here: viewtopic.php?f=35&t=63410&start=90
Thank you, Skip.

Skip, You can count on that! Nice collection of animal heads you have going there - I've seen them in a fixed blade Imperial as well. OH

Old Hunter wrote:

New_Windsor_NY wrote:

Old Hunter wrote:Camillus Cutlery Bird Knife, from the 1970’s & 80’s American Wildlife series. OH

Beauty! When you receive it, please post a picture here: viewtopic.php?f=35&t=63410&start=90
Thank you, Skip.

Skip, You can count on that! Nice collection of animal heads you have going there - I've seen them in a fixed blade Imperial as well. OH

Check out Page 1 of the above link. You'll see a WIDE variety!

I just now purchased this 2-blade, "deer head" knife, possibly an Imperial. After I receive it, I'll give it a gentle cleaning and post MY pictures here: viewtopic.php?f=35&t=63410&start=90
The following picture is the seller's.

From the store here; a Camillus BSA900 Leader Classic penknife. At only $22 (actually, less than the 1997 MSRP), I could not pass it up. This supplements the 1047 Boy Scout Whittler (77 Carpenter's Whittler) and Cub Scout. As opposed to those (which are very frequent users), this is gonna be a shelf queen. I'm trying to increase my boxed collection of Camillus and Schrade. In the 1990s, Granddad bought a ton of Schrades back when the stores still carried them--I have absolutely none myself. Pretty much all of the ones I own were in used condition when I got them.

Anyone know the Camillus pattern equivalent to the 900?

Sweet little knife Cody.