All About Pocket Knives

Good info and appreciate it Ken. Love to hear stuff from those who know what I never even thought of yet. Thanks. Whole new view of this kind of thing now.

Just got this matching number set of 61093 tooth picks.
Kerry

ludwig26 wrote:Just got this matching number set of 61093 tooth picks.
Kerry

We have Matching "Matching Pairs" Kerry
1982 8 dot lightening bolts.
I have matching numbers 1194.
However, I do not remember where or when I obtained them. Mid 80s I assume.
Anyone know how many were made

Old Folder wrote:

ludwig26 wrote:Just got this matching number set of 61093 tooth picks.
Kerry

We have Matching "Matching Pairs" Kerry
1982 8 dot lightening bolts.
I have matching numbers 1194.
However, I do not remember where or when I obtained them. Mid 80s I assume.
Anyone know how many were made

That's cool, there's another set on eBay right now but broken up. These were to, I had to win 2 auctions to get the set. I was told they were a SFO. But I don't know how many were made.
Kerry

Glad to see you were able to get both auctions and keep the matching numbers together. Otherwise they would never see each other again.
Good job in preserving history.

Old Folder wrote:Glad to see you were able to get both auctions and keep the matching numbers together. Otherwise they would never see each other again.
Good job in preserving history.

Yes I hate when sets get busted up. I have a stag gator toothpick that lost its mate along the way and it is a shame.
Kerry

ludwig26 wrote:

Old Folder wrote:

ludwig26 wrote:Just got this matching number set of 61093 tooth picks.
Kerry

We have Matching "Matching Pairs" Kerry
1982 8 dot lightening bolts.
I have matching numbers 1194.
However, I do not remember where or when I obtained them. Mid 80s I assume.
Anyone know how many were made

That's cool, there's another set on eBay right now but broken up. These were to, I had to win 2 auctions to get the set. I was told they were a SFO. But I don't know how many were made.
Kerry

ludwig26 wrote:Just got this matching number set of 61093 tooth picks.
Kerry

Nice knives guys I've got the redbone one!

gsmith7158 wrote:

ludwig26 wrote:

Old Folder wrote:
We have Matching "Matching Pairs" Kerry
1982 8 dot lightening bolts.
I have matching numbers 1194.
However, I do not remember where or when I obtained them. Mid 80s I assume.
Anyone know how many were made

That's cool, there's another set on eBay right now but broken up. These were to, I had to win 2 auctions to get the set. I was told they were a SFO. But I don't know how many were made.
Kerry

ludwig26 wrote:Just got this matching number set of 61093 tooth picks.
Kerry

Nice knives guys I've got the redbone one!

If you want the green one I think silver laddie has one up on ebay
Kerry

Thanks Kerry, i'll check him out!

Queen Copperheads in Amber Carved Stag Bone. One has a liner lock, slightly larger (wider) blade and nail nick in different location on the blade.
~Q~

Here's a couple of Case 42's.

Both good looking knives. Curious, was the bail an option?

Thank you, Quick Steel.
Yes, the bail was a option.

Lone Wolf Loveless City Knife: Scrimshaw on Mammoth Ivory & Green Canvas Micarta with red spacer.
~Q~

Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!

Quick Steel wrote:Both good looking knives. Curious, was the bail an option?

A bail was at one time an optional available on every pocket knife Case made. Older Case catalogs stated any knife could be ordered with a bail for an added cost, which was minimal. In Sargent's 7th edition there is a picture of a wonderful old Case retail,display cabinet from the Tested era, in which every knife on the display board has a bail.

Ken

Here are a few pairs and a trip also, mix of Rigid and Parker.

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I don't really have many pairs. But I have the daddy and little boy. Both sets are Remington

QTcut5
They sure are a delightful pair of "Wharnies" you have there. I am crazy about that style. Golly good luck to you, and yes, i am jealous.
Tony.

Winchester USA Toothpicks.

QTCut5 wrote:Lone Wolf Loveless City Knife: Scrimshaw on Mammoth Ivory & Green Canvas Micarta with red spacer.

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~Q~

QT: Love those Lone Wolf Loveless

Northfield 77s

Very nice pair, Ivoryman...Smooth Autumn Gold & Tan Sawcut Bone, both with wharncliffe blades...Oh Yeah, that's the ticket!

~Q~

Ha ha, thanks Q, that's funny. This pattern and blade is a beauty for sure, can't believe they don't do more 77 singles, and Wharns of course. Best looking Barlows I have ever seen. Rarely do I get two of anything, but this one I should have gotten 3. Great set of three you have on the other thread. And good investment, I see these going on the bay for about double what they were new. I know why.

Two 1930's Böker cigar jacks.