All About Pocket Knives

dweb1897 wrote:Keen Kutter in Yellow Celluloid....anybody have an idea what you'd call this patternKEEN KUTTER (1)r.jpg

I believe that is called a fish knife. I may be wrong as I don't remember for sure, but it is a scarce pattern, whatever it is called.

Keen Kutter in Yellow Celluloid
The knife is called a Fish Jack. Page 178 Blades Guide to Knives &Their Value 7th Edition.(has the same knife with wood handles )


Grant

Page full of beauties all. Wow.
Challenge Cut Co.
Bridgeport
Conn

Knice bone thar Ivoryman...

Quick Steel wrote:A big Bulldog kind of day.

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QS that a real beauty there!

I'm glad you like it David.

Here's an old French multitool.
Pretty neat old knife.

Very interesting and beautifully photographed.

Man that is a perty neat knife FRJ...
Hey guys check out my post in Other Items for trade/swap. List of my fishing stuff that i have for trade/swap.
Thanks
Willy

Quick Steel, thank you for the nice compliment.

Thank you Willy.

FRJ wrote:Here's an old French multitool.
Pretty neat old knife.

That is a cool old knife Joe with lots of character!!

I will get in line and compliment that old knife. I had to go back for a second look. Quiet unique.

This little Remington R14 (72 clone) came in the mail this week.

Some of the mail delivery......

Nice variety of solid looking users Scott.

Renewed my NRA membership my gift was a China NRA lb knife next re-up I'll sent them Chinese money WTF pictured with old NRA knife I was told it was made by Bear & sons At least I opened the package with a USA Buck knife

The new Mercator by Otter comes with oak wood inlays

Some more bottom feeders.

How are those Primbles? I've been looking at getting what is basically a knockoff of the Utica Jumbo Trapper pattern because Utica discontinued the USA version a year or so ago.

There doesn't seem to be a shortage of knives on the "Mail Call"! Always interesting to see.
I received these two today from dweb1897. The old PAL has full blades, a good shield but snap is missing, just as Doug described. The other knife appears to be Buck second, factory edges on all the blades but with a tang stamp removed, leaving only U.S.A. on the tang. Shield is apparently reversed. Not a bad job of removing the upper part of the stamp without buggering up the blade, a great EDC! Treefarmer

Hey guys!
Bunch of great pickups...
Not a knife for me today,
Bought my first airgun today...
A Benjamin Classic .22 "495" fps. Beautiful gun! Gorgeous solid hardwood stock. Great finishing. Rifled barrel. Great scope. Best part, $224.99 cnd!
Happy now!
Willy

sunknife wrote:Nice variety of solid looking users Scott.

Thanks bud......half are sold already!

Bulldog Copperhead, three blade-three spring, green jigged bone 1998. More photos on Bulldog thread.

I done said I liked it over on the other thread but wow! That would be a deer hunters dream, gut 'em, skin 'em and quarter them. Well thought out knife. Congrats.

Quick Steel, that's a fine looking knife! You seem to like the Bulldogs!
Floyd, I've never used a blade like the center one on Quick Steel's pretty green Cooperhead. Is it sharpened like a regular blade? That would be a good working deer knife as you said. My old Queen #39 has a Milwaukee sawzall close by when we get down to bone cuttin' time.
Treefarmer

Boy what dad would give to have that bulldog QS. Beautiful knife...
You should see what i got in the mail today...
My Schatt & Morgan 1 of 2 factory sample, red, worm grove bone cigar that i payed $60 for...
And to top it off...
Just my Schatt & Morgan special factory order 1 of 50 black micarta, 2 blade coke bottle. She has warncliff main blade... And the biggest, most usable pen secondary blade...
I got to twist my brothers arm to get some pics for all you to die over...

Willy