All About Pocket Knives

Thanks to all for the gracious comments.

Mike, beautiful muskrat

Wayne, beautiful old knives. The propeller shield is my favorite old Case shield. The half Congress is a very nice pattern

RalphAlsip wrote:Thanks to all for the gracious comments.

Mike, beautiful muskrat

Wayne, beautiful old knives. The propeller shield is my favorite old Case shield. The half Congress is a very nice pattern

Miss that knife Jerry. Great old Tested in excellent condition. Congratulations on that.

I really like the rat Mike.

Jerry

Mike, like the Muskrat

Larry

[quote="zp4ja"]Miss that knife Jerry. Great old Tested in excellent condition.Jerry[/quote]

Jerry I think you are reminiscing about this Case Tested XX 6100SAB saddlehorn instead of the slim coke bottle

Jerry H. In Texas and Jerry A. In Nevada I sure am glad I ran up on you two fellas. What beautiful knives you have.
And that's Greg in Georgia , don't forget.

Added this little yella fella to the 107W collection. That CV steel is wicked sharp...took a bite outta my thumb when I was closing it (has a snappy half-stop, too).
~Q~

Here are my newest pick ups. Got them at the case presidents tour at smkw last summer.

Mike.

Some great knives being posted here, thanks for posting

Here is my latest pickup, a 6391 Tested Winterbottom whittler proving "A fool and his money" you know the rest

Tom

Tom, that's a awesome knife, I bet there aren't 10 in existence

Larry

Tom, you can't take it with you buddy! You might as well have something nice to hold while you're here!

Tom, very nice 91! Like Larry said there are not very many of these so who know if or when you might see another one. You would probably have more regrets for not picking it up

WOW! bucket list knife. Very nice Tom.

Thanks Larry, Greg, Jerry, and Steve.
I didn't want to pass it up knowing they were very rare plus the condition was nice. I can not eat out as much, lol

Tom

Beautiful knife, Tom. Love those skins.

Thanks Joe. These old ones are getting harder to find. Guess Larry must have them all,lol


Tom

olderdogs1 wrote:Some great knives being posted here, thanks for posting

Here is my latest pickup, a 6391 Tested Winterbottom whittler proving "A fool and his money" you know the rest

Tom

Tom, did you get that from RD down in florida, he showed me a nice 91 awhile back, I remember it being just as nice, cant imagine there are many more out there, so odds are limited. AMAZING KNIFE. Dreamly scales.

I got his one in Florida from TF at the Gator show.

Tom

olderdogs1 wrote:Thanks Joe. These old ones are getting harder to find. Guess Larry must have them all,lol


Tom

Haven't got em all Yet

Larry

Wow. Great pickups posted here. Nice one Tom.

Nice array of 91s Larry.

Jerry

jlw257 wrote:

olderdogs1 wrote:Thanks Joe. These old ones are getting harder to find. Guess Larry must have them all,lol


Tom

Haven't got em all Yet

Larry

Awesome, Larry

Tom

Holy man, some outstanding knives as usual! Here are a couple of humble additions, both 8 dots...The fish knife is in great condition except for the usual little pin cracks at the center pins as I seem to find on so many of the old yellas...and a real nice 6232 with some fine pocket worn bone handles. The 32 is from Tom, thank you very much sir.

Very nice Mike

Larry

Nice knives Mike. Some quality there

Tom

Nice knives Mike. the 32 Jack is a great pattern in my opinion.

More 8 dots. Just curious how many you have now and how many left to go on the list Steve provided?

Regards, Jerry

zp4ja wrote:
More 8 dots. Just curious how many you have now and how many left to go on the list Steve provided?

Regards, Jerry

Thanks Jerry...I am up to 18 different 8 dots now...still quite a few left to go! Finding ones I can afford is a big part of the challenge, but I am chipping away at it slowly...