All About Pocket Knives

J1890 wrote:Big time score in a trade from jdub!
I got this Henry Sears 3 blade Stag scale beauty. Scores like this is why I like to collect.
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Awesome, big fan of that type of knife

Thanks for the good words guys...

philco wrote:Doug I'm starting to think you've got some sort of abalone fetish. You sure do seem to come up with some beautiful abalone knives. This one is certainly no exception. Also, I've never seen that blade etch before. Can you shed any light on it ?

Beautiful knife BTW.

Phil, The first 5 generations of Bulldog Brand knives were made in Germany (1978-2008) and the 6th generation, Bulldog Brand USA, 2009-? were made in the USA by GEC and Queen. ( I only know of GEC making them in 2009 and 2010) The Queen knives all had the Federal Shield while the GEC's have the Bomb or Dog Bone Shield. Since 1992 the brand has been owned by Jim Parker. The Abalone is a 73 pattern GEC....BTW I'd hate to call it a fetish but I do have a fond spot for Abalone A GEC 53 pattern

Right on J1890, that's some stag, some age, some beauty. Great score.

TripleF wrote:Mail man just left.....

I do believe I see a knife or 2 I need in that pile Scott.

Mike

Meridian_Mike wrote:

TripleF wrote:Mail man just left.....

I do believe I see a knife or 2 I need in that pile Scott.

Mike

let m know.....

J1890 wrote:Big time score in a trade from jdub!
I got this Henry Sears 3 blade Stag scale beauty. Scores like this is why I like to collect.
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Some seriously cool character and beauty from age on that knife J1890, great pick up man.

sunknife wrote:

J1890 wrote:Big time score in a trade from jdub!
I got this Henry Sears 3 blade Stag scale beauty. Scores like this is why I like to collect.
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Some seriously cool character and beauty from age on that knife J1890, great pick up man.

Thanks! Can’t believe I scored this one. Got to use it yesterday at work. Wicked sharp blades with great snap. Going to be hard to stop carrying it. Of course I say that with every cool knife I get

Great fines fellers, this'un dropped off yestiddy by the mailman. I been bottom feeding again made a offer that couldn't be refused

Us ole catfish and suckers and carp come up with a tasty morsel every once in a while. From one bottom feeder to another, good find.

Kind of a light day....

That's a good day for me Scott, but I guess that is a slow day for you!!!

I've been on fire lately

Pile Driver wrote:I've been on fire lately

You aren't lyin'. Very nice.

1950s Schrade Walden 895.

Nice one Cal. Love the bone on that one.

Pile Driver wrote:I've been on fire lately

Pile Driver.....Who's the maker of the center one?
Nice group of steel there.

Beautiful knife Call!

these came in the post , from hank and ray,i have cleaned and sharpend them for use.
stag ireland
wadsworth germany
keen kutter usa
morley germany
ebro england
sears usa

Quiet a haul Richard. Some pocket worthy knives there.

bdev wrote:

Pile Driver wrote:I've been on fire lately

Pile Driver.....Who's the maker of the center one?
Nice group of steel there.

That's a Utica made farmers jack

tongueriver wrote:1950s Schrade Walden 895.
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It doesn't get a whole lot better than that.

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:

tongueriver wrote:1950s Schrade Walden 895.
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It doesn't get a whole lot better than that.

Thanks for the nice comments.

tongueriver wrote:1950s Schrade Walden 895.
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Ohhhhhh maaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnnnnn that is tasty bone. Great looking knife all around, let me know if you ever want to sell that baby. Mmmmmmmnnnnn.

Queen City Stockman. More info on the Queen Forum.

I was surprised to see these two get here so fast. Bottom one is a flipper and they just don't suit my fancy, so if anyone wants it, speak up now of forever hold your peace. I'd swap it for just about anything as long as it's not all mangled and banged up.