All About Pocket Knives

Mike, he worked for GEC with the Cad program on that knife. after i bought one he went back next day and got another. i guess helping designing the knife from a old platts gave him a special in with the company

unfair advantage I'd call it.

an 9 dot plumb worn out case...

Gunstock Jack wrote:Wow! Nice flea market find! What's the pattern number?

Holy sh__!!! Nice whitetail shed! That's a buck with some shoulders!

The pattern # is 5347. Yeah Barry I wish I could have found the other side of that shed, it has 6 points on this side. The tines are not that long but the main has nice mass.

Jeff

theblindog wrote:great score everybody
Johnnie, I think it's British, love that peanut
JEARL, nice find, is that stag? sure is prudy

Falah, Well thanks yes it is stag


Jeff

jmh58 wrote:

JEARL wrote:My best find so far.... Picked this up at the flea market a couple of weekends ago.

WOW!!! Double WOW!!! John

Hey John Yeah I am proud of this one, I started collecting 5347 pattern about a year ago. I am going to try and find all the older ones, might take awhile but thats what makes it interesting.

I didnt just get these in the mail but i havent posted for about a year either..... figured i'd share some of my beauties!!!!

alabamaedge88 wrote:................. i havent posted for about a year either..... figured i'd share some of my beauties!!!!

Welcome back.

You've got some nice ones there.

I've been eyeing one of those ESEE knives myself. I've got a Ontario Rat 5 but I think I'd like a smaller one like the one you have.

I love mine personally...the esee's coating has come a long way since they were RAT. I plan to get an esee 5 next...i hope to go to his training camp too....

Sweet pick-ups! Damn johnnie, looks like you scored a nice set of NKCAs.

My latest pick-ups:

The first is a leg knife by Undy Cutlery Co. of Newark, NJ. The spring is misaligned so the blade doesn't stay open but the knife is so rare I still love it. The other one is the smallest New York Knife Co. jack I've ever seen. It has ebony scales and is only 2 3/8" long.

NICE ! love those old rare ones

Just arrived yesterday!!!

1). Imperial 1936 - 1952 Bone handle
2). Camillus
3). Camillus 23

Ravner possibly Sheffield



J. Wiltshire, London. Two bladed square tanged quill knife with worked wrap around back spring.







F. Newtom Premier, Sheffield. Ivory scales and it has a nice swan stamp on the blade that says Premier Try Knife.



Pearson, Norwich. Ivory scaled corn knife.

TripleF, nice looking bone on that Imperial.

Iron Hoarder, that quill knife is out of this world. Really beautiful!

I got another pair of chickens in today

Tim

nice 'un Tim!

Nice scales.

Thanks Blue and Johnnie

One of my best buddy's is leaving on vacation tomorrow (Do retired people get to call it vacation when they go someplace?) so today he brought my birthday present over early. It's a Stag Weidmannsheil 2297-S, two blade, lockback trapper or hunter - I've seen it called both. Which ever you call it, I gotta tell ya, at 4 1/4", it's one hunk of knife. I've wanted a Weidmannsheil in my accumulation for several years and I'm just tickled pink.

Nice stag,Jerry.

That's a beautiful knife, Jerry. You've got a good friend there. When's the big day?

That's a beauty there Jerry

Tim

FRJ wrote:When's the big day?

Friday

Thanks gentlemen. I'm quite pleased with it.

this came in the mail today.
what a handfull of knife!
a working horse for sure