All About Pocket Knives

Yes sir that R4235 is a dandy! What a great looking etch to boot!

Guys keep them coming.

OK so I've posted this before... the Remington RH40 10" of serious cutting blade!
I posted it again as a Segway to the next post.

Remington RH38 8" blade, near mint with original sheath.
These pictures do not do it justice, a site to behold in the hand!

Real "killers" Rocky.Yessiree

I've seen some of your killers too Mike.

Thank you Lyle! Tryin' to do the originator of this thread justice...where ya at MB??? What cha' got for show and tell??

Here are a few little Remington's I've picked up over the years:

Here are some old Pyremite handled knives (except for the bottom one, it's horn):

MS6,
Beautiful collection! Is it possible to give the pattern numbers for the knives you listed? Great resource example and great looking show and tell. Thanks I also noted you been participating in this thread since its inception. Beautiful knives all together.

First picture right to left: R7543, R6456, R7603, R7203, R6513, R7233

Second picture top to bottom: R3555, R3415, R575, R395, R3432, R3500

Excellent! Thank you for taking the time to post the pattern numbers. I knew the patterns for the most part but a few I couldn't see well and struggle with the pattern I.D. Again, beautiful knives my friend!

Not has nice has most that's been posted,but the only Remington I own.R1123.

Hey peanut that's a dandy, etch and all! Great lookin' knife, thanks for the look see!

HET to ya Dave! Where's ya show and tell Remingtons from that the're" Lost Dutchman Mine?"

I'm digging out a few lobster patterns... I'll be posting a couple in a little bit.

I missed the Remington thread for a few days. Some amazing knives displayed. Rocky your advertising knife collection is impressive and the RH40 is really nice, but whoa the RH38 is out of this world

msteele6, your R7203 is very nice and I really like the knives with the long pulls!

Roger, it's a big surprise that your only bullet would have a nice etch. In my experience the "masterknife" etch (instead of "trademark") is rare on the Bullets.

Thanks Jerry.I learned something today.

Thank you Jerry, I have been away for a day or so taking care of my mother and my in-laws. Have tomorrow off and after a little yard work I have some others to post.Looking for some more from your treasure box Jerry.

My Tom Mix Collection:

Ralston Straight Shooters 22 page members Manual

Ralston Straight Shooters Knife, Quick Point St. Louis by Remington

Ralston Tom Mix Marble

Remington Advertising knives:

Brown and Williams Tobacco Co./ Remington R7385

Lucky Strike "It's Toasted"/ Remington R7925, closed 2 13/16"

A few miscellaneous Remington caboodle:

Power Flite #63217 saw chain measuring tape by Remington Arms Co. Inc.

Remington UMC salesman sample, No.12 Nitro Club Ballistite

Remington R6424

This is a special "signature series" engraving offered by Remington
The fire in the pearl skin is amazing, my pictures offer no justice to its true beauty!

Last one for a few days... Whos up next?

Remington R7364 Lobster pattern

Interesting old knives, I especially like the Lucky Strike knife, I've never seen one like that.

Rocky the breadth of your Remington collection is amazing.

I'm working on getting a few pictures taken and re-taken to post a few more. In the meantime, here is a Remington R3553. The etch is gone and I believe the pattern number was inked on and it is gone, too. Still in pretty nice shape.

Thanks for looking.

Thank you so much Jerry. That is a gorgeous knife! Another great example of quality in Remington's hand craftsmanship.I truly look forward to your Remington show and tell collection. Looking at books and catalogs are one thing of importance but to have a picture that you can expand and then use to study a knife is quit another. It is second best to having one live time in hand. IMHO it is still priceless opportunity for top notch education. Thanks again for the look see.
I am very eclectic in my knife collecting. When I started collecting knives I sought out every major antique or vintage cutlery company and tried to buy what I thought had demand and value. After about 300 knives I found my true passion...Remington, I purchased a few older knives but my first goal was to collect the reproduction Camillus/ Remington knives from the 80's to 2001 I stopped there because I felt like Camillus was loosing their edge in production quality and when they closed in 2007 I was very sure I was done with it. My focus was changing over to the Remington antique knife from 1920-1940. I collect everything that appeals to me that was produced by Remington from the late 1800's to 1940. There is so much great material, craftsmanship and quality in what they produce that I can spend the rest of my life collecting and only scratch the surface. I am truly a "Remington Man"! Remington cutlery is my bread and butter but I do like and collect a variety of unique Remington products. I'll show and tell more on my next days off. I have a "few" real humdingers, (IMHO) to drag out!