All About Pocket Knives

Been kinda busy with the 72's the last month or so. There is a Schrade 963 and a Rigid RG70 included for good measure. I've already posted a couple but here is a group shot. Also a little Buck whittler and a Western 6504 with whittler on the tang stamp.

Floyd, that's a very nice group of difficult to obtain 72's and clones. Besides being difficult to find, the white Scout is prone to cracking at the shield.

doglegg wrote:Been kinda busy with the 72's the last month or so. There is a Schrade 963 and a Rigid RG70 included for good measure. I've already posted a couple but here is a group shot. Also a little Buck whittler and a Western 6504 with whittler on the tang stamp.

Thanks N W NY. You have done awfully good yourself.
Jerry, it is kinda funny but most of these just showed up while I was looking for something else. Awfully pleased to find them and Thank You.

Floyd, All great knives! Looks like Coca-Cola got serious about their advertising knives! Wonder what kind of a promotion prompted that one? Probably a local bottler or district wide "hoop-t-do".
Treefarmer

Thanks Philip, and I've seen some coca cola Case's as well and Bokers.

Got this Queen #19 in the mail from Paladin this morning. It is a match for another #19 that I got a few weeks back. Grandson's birthday knives, they are. Treefarmer

There are hundreds of different knives with "Coca Cola" on the handle or as a blade etch, USA and German, exported to S/E Asia and South America. There are "Coca Cola" knife collectors. A few of these knives have a fairly high value ~ $100.
kj

I've seen quite a few around Roland.
Philip, those grandsons should be proud. Great knife.

In today is a Gunstock Bulldog. More photos will be posted on the Bulldog thread.

That's some mighty fine lookin' stag!
Treefarmer

Quick Steel, WOW! Very nice.
Treefarmer, very nice knife. The Grandkids will be happy.

Thanks treefarmer and NWN.

QS that one will fit right in with your other beauties. Lovely handles.

Wow, you guys have all found some nice knives in the last week or so. Really enjoy this thread and seeing what others are collecting.
I especially like that Bulldog! What a nice piece of hardware you got Q.S.! Im headed for the States in Aug., hope I can find a few nice (affordable) Knives to add to my collection while Im home. I'll be checkin the fleamarkets, yard sales, antique stores and pawn shops. "Will brake for knives!" If theres anywhere else I should look that I haven't already mentioned, please let me know.

You guys have a good one!
TCGB TPK

Glad you like it TPK and hope you have a nice visit here.

Great pickups guys
Quite the lineup you got thar doglegg. You should feel mighty good about them, coming from the master (JerryD).
Boy Philip, you are spoiling the boys rotten! Mighty fine #19 there. Hard to beat a good ole Queen trapper. I know i have 3 and counting.
Man QS! You nailed it again! Some sweet stag on that one.
Nothing to report on my end, yet. Big package of 15 vintage, Imperial brown bone, army knives coming in from Tom Cosgrove. Just hit the border and waiting for the snail mail to carry it home. Can't wait!!

Picked up this nice Fightin Bull muskrat in marlin bill bone recently

Thats a beauty TravisB!

Thanks WillyC, look forward to seeing your fresh pile.
TravisB I"ve never heard of Marlin bone before but it sure looks knice.

Thank ya doglegg, can't wait too
Holy Moly Travis! Now that's what i call a knife

TravisB, what a beautiful and unusual knife.

doglegg wrote:Thanks WillyC, look forward to seeing your fresh pile.
TravisB I"ve never heard of Marlin bone before but it sure looks knice.

Curious about Marlin bone myself. It does look good.

Almost forgot to post this one, I think. Got it a week or maybe a little longer ago. It is not stamped with anything but I like it anyways. F&F is ok - good and the snap is great. Anybody ever seen one like it and know who made it, please fill me in. Thanks!

Bone with that style of jigging is seen on knives from Pakistan and some of the older knives from China. Do not let country of origin discourage you or your attraction to this knife. Every country is capable of making good knives as well as not so good knives. Sharpen it up (most knives need the edge improved regardless of who made it) and use it and then judge the knife on it's own merits, not where it is from.
kj