All About Pocket Knives

GEC 92 Eureka Jack Goldenrod Camel arrived today.

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Those are some nice looking knives fellas! It's great just looking at the pics. All of them are absolutely beautiful!!!

Tom

It's not a knife but it's where I keep my knives. Holds 42 mixed folders 4" or so and below. I love these things. For me, they work just fine.

jerryd6818 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 24, 2019 9:40 pm It's not a knife but it's where I keep my knives. Holds 42 mixed folders 4" or so and below. I love these things. For me, they work just fine.

I need to try one of those. Pretty much all I own are sub-4" knives, primarily Electricians, Campers, and Stockmen; with a few Barlows and Jacks as well. I do like how Sack Ups are treated to protect against rust, but I just don't like rolls. A zippered case is much better, and easier to use.

Only problem is hawkbills (which is pretty much the only awkwardly sized pattern I have several of) and rope knives--probably won't fit. They don't in Sack-Ups.

Rope knives fit, so do Hawkbills. Just be judicious about where you place them.

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Nice line-up, Jerry!

Thanks Doc.

Nice knives Jerry! When I See pictures like that with lots of knives on em I get mesmerized or hypnotized or something.
Guess I'm strang, but I just have to stare at em for a while untill I can snap back out of it. It's wierd.

Yesterday, I picked up these two at the post office. A Craftsman 9494 and an Ulster 55D "Deer Head."
The Craftsman received a little cleaning, the Ulster was in great shape. The pictures are mine.

Just got this Case 1979 Appaloosa bone peanut.

Mmmm Mmm. Love that Appaloosa bone.

Looks awesome Mark!

Picked up a Hammer Brand Fishtail at the Antique Mall for the whopping sum of 3 bucks. First fishtail for me. I think that's what there called.

Thanks Jerry and TPK.

New_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Fri Oct 25, 2019 2:52 pm Yesterday, I picked up these two at the post office. A Craftsman 9494 and an Ulster 55D "Deer Head."
The Craftsman received a little cleaning, the Ulster was in great shape. The pictures are mine.

Skip if you could only find a 72 with deer handles!!

I third that Mark. Best appaloosa I've seen, even better then that boker stockman I sold awhile ago.

These three arrived yesterday. A Schrade 863 pocket knife , another Imperial "Longhorn Steer Head" pocket knife and another Imperial "Moose Head" fixed blade knife. All three received a gentle cleaning. The pictures are mine.

Skip that Schrade looks brand new. And more additions to the herd.

doglegg wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 1:02 pm Skip that Schrade looks brand new. And more additions to the herd.

Hi Floyd. On the Schrade, except for the one blade having a rounded tip, it is in great condition. I've "reshaped" that blade since posting these pictures. It didn't come out perfect, but it looks better than it did. It's posted in the Camillus 72 Clones topic.

Found this slithering in the grass after the postman left.

Beautiful covers on your knife Trace. Exceptional.

Quick Steel wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 6:26 pm Beautiful covers on your knife Trace. Exceptional.

Thank you!

Nice Trace, real nice.

Got a few in today as well. Case Burnt Purple Tribal jigged Barlow. And a Robeson Mastercraft stag tiny toothpick.

Youse guys received some really fine cutlery today.

Monday must be the day for knife guys. I received this Camillus #25 today. Only made in the 1970's. I've wanted one for a long time with a hook sharpening stone embedded in the handle. A little bit of Quick Release and it snaps like a wild boar. It's in good condition. Talked to Dale the other day and he was bragging up his favorite pen. I had never heard of them so he generously dropped one in the mail to me. Came today and he wasn't just spoofin'. It's a fine writing instrument. Thanks Dale.