All About Pocket Knives

As of today, these two are now part of my family.

Nice pickups New Windsor! You're really racking those Cases up.

I will try to leave a few for other collectors.

They're like potato chips. You can't just eat one and if you do happen to eat just one and put the bag away, it's not long until you're right back in it.

This Buck Bowie showed up this week...at 15-1/4" overall, she's a handful...the Schrade Bowie came in recently as well.

This week's thrift store crawl resulted in these finds, 1958-1960 Queen Slimline Trapper & three Colonial Fish Knives of the same era in three different handle configurations, (plus a cool sabre grind on the black one). All found at the same thrift, all for $20 out the door.
Also ran into this Kershaw Select Fire 1920 at another thrift that same day that I snagged for $5; it was a good day at the thrift store I think.

you did good.

doglegg wrote:you did good.

Thanks, I have been to both of those stores numerous times over the years, and neither of them EVER had any folding knives, what it was about that one day I don't know, I'm just glad I decided to stop by.

]Its been a long wait, but worth it for this shellpuller. Kicks super hard!

gmichael wrote:]Its been a long wait, but worth it for this shellpuller. Kicks super hard!

Whoa Mr. gmichael, that is a beauty. Love the shellpullers. We definitely need more pic's of that one. Horn handles? Brand? Pictures open? Beautiful knife. A fellow poster, Outkast, has a great collection of shellpullers.

Took a while but finally got some in the mail to sell!!!

Nice load Scott!

Mike

Picked up this John Primble Belknap for $6 + shipping. It was an unknown, unmarked knife, until
I removed some of the tarnish from the blades. I was then able to make out just enough of the
remaining letters on the main blade tang to figure out who made this knife. The first picture is how
I received the knife. The rest are after I gave it a minor cleaning.

nice find

Another off the bottom .

This red phenolic handled Buck 102 Woodsman came in today’s mail; designed as a game & fish knife I posed it between some game & fish production tools! OH

These are what popped out of my mailbox today.
Top to bottom: (tap the picture)
Case XX 2003 3-Blade #6333 Small Stockman
Barlow USA
Buck USA 3-Blade #703
Ulster USA 4-Blade Multi Tool
Camillus USA 2-Blade #26

Three new ones this week. First is a GEC #99 Wallstreet in orange bone. I got lucky and happened to check my email seconds after this notification came in from KSF and I wasn’t fast enough to get it in stag, but I did score this one.
The second and third are Mcusta. 2 more in the MC-3 series. Got them both on eBay last week and paid about half what they retail for. Can’t figure that one out. Except one seller had little feed back, it’s amazing the bargains you can get when everyone else is ignoring the new guy. Both have 33 layer Damascus jacketing a VG-10 core. The same 33 layer Damascus is the metal used on the handles.
SSk

Sharpnshinyknives wrote:Three new ones this week. First is a GEC #99 Wallstreet in orange bone. I got lucky and happened to check my email seconds after this notification came in from KSF and I wasn’t fast enough to get it in stag, but I did score this one.
The second and third are Mcusta. 2 more in the MC-3 series. Got them both on eBay last week and paid about half what they retail for. Can’t figure that one out. Except one seller had little feed back, it’s amazing the bargains you can get when everyone else is ignoring the new guy. Both have 33 layer Damascus jacketing a VG-10 core. The same 33 layer Damascus is the metal used on the handles.
SSk

Mark that 99 wall street looks great. They appear to be an excellent build with great action and lock up. Great snag.

gsmith7158 wrote:

Sharpnshinyknives wrote:Three new ones this week. First is a GEC #99 Wallstreet in orange bone. I got lucky and happened to check my email seconds after this notification came in from KSF and I wasn’t fast enough to get it in stag, but I did score this one.
The second and third are Mcusta. 2 more in the MC-3 series. Got them both on eBay last week and paid about half what they retail for. Can’t figure that one out. Except one seller had little feed back, it’s amazing the bargains you can get when everyone else is ignoring the new guy. Both have 33 layer Damascus jacketing a VG-10 core. The same 33 layer Damascus is the metal used on the handles.
SSk

Mark that 99 wall street looks great. They appear to be an excellent build with great action and lock up. Great snag.

Greg, It is well built. To my surprise there are no half stops. Haven’t had a GEC w/out half’s. Not an issue for me, just surprised.
Thanks,
Mark

These today ....

These 2 arrived today and wanted to crash the party.
A Case 6.5327 SS and an Ulster 98.
First up, the Case.

And now, the Ulster 98.

Old Hunter wrote:This red phenolic handled Buck 102 Woodsman came in today’s mail; designed as a game & fish knife I posed it between some game & fish production tools! OH

I'll trade ya' a knife for that old shotgun.....

All nice "tools" you got there!

I am sure we could work out a trade - for the right knife! Thanks, OH