All About Pocket Knives

Thanks John, QS and Eustace. Pretty pleased with it. As for the peanut butter, only if it is Jif.

Scott another grab bag of interesting knives.

well thanks for the kind words lol but the whistle sounds awful to me i guess where i have to hear it so much but ur right its money and what yall think that red stag fixed blade has a case stamp of around 1920-1940 ?

jerryd6818 wrote:

TripleF wrote:Got some dandy's there fellas!!!

These came in yesterday whilst I was at the park.

Gonna contact Case for a replacement shield?

I hadn't thought about it.....but thanks to you, buddy, I will now.
Much respect bro. Thanks!

I am having a bad case of WITHDRAWALS from being able to buy any knives!

January, is a time with taxes due, first of the year expenses and trying to recover from Christmas spending.....
I now look ahead at a SHORT MONTH....., February is a compact month and I know it is only a couple of days shorter but my OCD will not let me overlook a shorter time to get the monthly bills paid.....

I survived January, and although February is just starting, I am sure it will whiz on by without any ill effects. I just need to get my focus back on the Old Timers I am hunting and press forward.

I don't know why, but I just had to say all that.....LOL.

SO.... better watch out..... Mikie is about to be back in "ebay snipe-ing mode"

Picked up a Farmers Jack. Or more properly a John Chapman Farmers Jack. Lyle you inspired me.

Nice pick-up Floyd.. Ya gotta get it under better light as I am sure that bone has some GREAT color!! Looks Good!!
John

jmh, my picture taking skills are not my best attribute. On 2nd thought they might be. Yes the scales look better in light and in hand. Thanks.

That's a nice looking knife, Floyd. That's one pattern I've never owned, don't know why? In fact I don't recall seeing anyone with one in their hand, maybe it's not a popular pattern in our part of the world.
Treefarmer

treefarmer wrote:That's a nice looking knife, Floyd. That's one pattern I've never owned, don't know why? In fact I don't recall seeing anyone with one in their hand, maybe it's not a popular pattern in our part of the world.
Treefarmer

Philip, I had never seen one until Lyle was showing all of his. I like the look and this one popped up.

doglegg wrote:

treefarmer wrote:That's a nice looking knife, Floyd. That's one pattern I've never owned, don't know why? In fact I don't recall seeing anyone with one in their hand, maybe it's not a popular pattern in our part of the world.
Treefarmer

Philip, I had never seen one until Lyle was showing all of his. I like the look and this one popped up.

SCORE!! Don't ya just love it??!!
John

Oops. Wasn't paying attention to my P's & Q's so instead of buying a Mini-Trapper I bought a 6254 full size trapper. Oh well. It was the Wharncliffe blade I was really after but I wouldn't have bought it if I'd been paying attention to what I was doing.

Middle of the week served up a couple in the mailbox.. I wish I had the lighting to show how pretty the 6392 really is..it is going in the roll, the catt and schrade are going in the pocket..

Just saw your purchase Floyd, and researched your name.
I don’t follow a lot of threads.

Bill Howard’s knives are unequaled by any other modern manufacturer.

Arrived today.

wlf wrote:Just saw your purchase Floyd, and researched your name.
I don’t follow a lot of threads.

Bill Howard’s knives are unequaled by any other modern manufacturer.

I had noticed that you are the Farmer Jack banner carrier around here and your interest got me interested. Thanks.

jerryd6818 wrote:Arrived today.

Ya know, Ken. Those don't have a country of origin stamped on them anywhere but I think we can all guess where they came from. $7.30 each in a lot of three ($21.90 for anyone who is mathematically challenged ) with free shipping. I bought them for future gifts and next month, I plan to get other patterns.

Two Bulldogs today. More info and photos will be on the Bulldog thread. First generation Sowbelly with Green Bone. Next a rare Sunfish handled
in American Western Elk.

Quick Steel wrote:Two Bulldogs today. More info and photos will be on the Bulldog thread. First generation Sowbelly with Green Bone. Next a rare Sunfish handled
in American Western Elk.P1030092.JPGP1030088.JPG

Hope ya post some more pics of those when ya get them Quick Steel, I would love to see the blade and blade etch on that A.W.E.(some) American Western Elk knife.

Something is wrong with me. I'm just a fool for these Buck 721's and 722's

Sunknife, you will find the blade etch Elk at the Bulldog thread. Glad you like the knife.

In the mail,
Today, Like new Imperial Ireland Apex lockback. Looks to be factory edge, razor sharp. $20.00 cnd. with shipping included.
Monday, NIB Imperial Ireland Apex Med. Stockman. Still has origional vactory grease covering blades and in factory plastic. $22.00 cnd. with shipping included.
These old imperials are way under rated knives, easy to sharpen, hold there edge, razor sharp, cheap, whats not to like.
2 more to add to the edc rotation.
I'm going to start an Imperial thread to show and tell about mine and all yours.
Willy

Knice scores fellas!! Very knice!!

These today....
The Remington is R6763 in dang knice condition!!

Got 3 new ones. First is a GEC Pemberton in smooth white bone. The second is a Marbles made in Seki Japan. And the last one is a Boker Grand Canyon bone Copperhead. Bought the last two from Gary Kennedy at Kennedy Knives.
SSk

Sharpnshinyknives wrote:Got 3 new ones. First is a GEC Pemberton in smooth white bone. The second is a Marbles made in Seki Japan. And the last one is a Boker Grand Canyon bone Copperhead. Bought the last two from Gary Kennedy at Kennedy Knives.
SSk

Mark Nice Looking Knives you got there