All About Pocket Knives

Yup yup yup, ticks all the right boxes for me. Too bad i'm in the process of weeding down my knives in stock (hoard ), then they come out with another winner, whoa is me .

Willy

Quick Steel wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2020 8:10 pm The rich red showing at the bolsters wonderfully highlights the scales.

I agree, I really liked that when I first saw it, nice touch.

I just received this little guy - I like it! It is a Robeson 922253 pen with "Shurwood" handles. Am I correct that this Robeson tang stamp is 1940-1964? The spring on this thing is ferocious!

TwoFlowersLuggage wrote: ↑Wed Jan 22, 2020 3:38 am I just received this little guy - I like it! It is a Robeson 922253 pen with "Shurwood" handles. Am I correct that this Robeson tang stamp is 1940-1964? The spring on this thing is ferocious!

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Beautiful! Nice score!

Exceptionally good looking knife TFL.

Once again.. Yinz ALL got some fine pick-ups!!!
John

Today my trip to the post office produced this Camillus 72, short line, "whittler" pocket knife. The knife received a gentle once over. I took some pictures and here they are.

That is a boney sweet little knife. The old gal deserves some tinder care and respect. Great pick up.

doglegg wrote: ↑Wed Jan 22, 2020 10:51 pm That is a boney sweet little knife. The old gal deserves some tinder care and respect. Great pick up.

Thank you Floyd.

New_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Wed Jan 22, 2020 10:46 pm Today my trip to the post office produced this Camillus 72, short line, "whittler" pocket knife. The knife received a gentle once over. I took some pictures and here they are.

my kind of knife. good find

richard wrote: ↑Thu Jan 23, 2020 3:02 am

New_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Wed Jan 22, 2020 10:46 pm Today my trip to the post office produced this Camillus 72, short line, "whittler" pocket knife. The knife received a gentle once over. I took some pictures and here they are.

my kind of knife. good find

Thank you Richard.

The Ponder Country Post Rider left me another purchase today. This was only a $7 purchase, but everything about it reminded me of my younger days and if it turned out to be a dud I wasn't out that much. As it turns out the knife is Pakistan and is exactly the type of knife my father would have bought for my first knife. The tin can container also looks and feels like it came right out of the 50's. BTW I can't find a darn thing about this company, does anyone have some info?

The mail dropped off Grant's (Shearer) purchase today. I didn't open it, so I don't know what he bought. Just filled out the paperwork, put a new address label on it and took it to the post office.

We did however stop at Nicholson's Hardware on the way back from lunch so I could get a key made. Took a stroll back to their knife counter and fell in love. This Case Mini-Trapper came home with me. I wish my photography was better and I could capture the beauty of these handles.

Love the pattern of that Kirinite!

Picked these up at the mailbox today.

Schrade USA SC505; Norfolk Southern Pocahontas Division 1988 Safety Award.


Three Victorinox Classic SDs. I usually have a lot of them around, since while small, they are a good EDC knife, and cheap. I often give them away. But not these. I don't have any of the colors in my collection at present.

Green. Needs some cleaning and maintenance done (well all of them do, but this needs the most cleaning).
Yellow Kampgrounds of America.
Cross is on pile side scale, printing on both scales.
Purple. Doesn't look to have seen much use. Custom paracord lanyard has been attached, probably by seller. Like the color of the paracord. Many say the lanyard makes the small knife easier to grip--and I agree.

Yikes, Jerry. Those covers are beautiful.

Quick Steel wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 12:30 am Yikes, Jerry. Those covers are beautiful.

Thanks for validating my opinion Garry. A big plus for buying them when you can see and handle them.

jerryd6818 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 23, 2020 10:46 pm The mail dropped off Grant's (Shearer) purchase today. I didn't open it, so I don't know what he bought. Just filled out the paperwork, put a new address label on it and took it to the post office.

We did however stop at Nicholson's Hardware on the way back from lunch so I could get a key made. Took a stroll back to their knife counter and fell in love. This Case Mini-Trapper came home with me. I wish my photography was better and I could capture the beauty of these handles.

Jerry is it my fault you spent more money or you just can't help yourself.
Nice looking knife.
I been watching you collect mini-trappers. You will have to buy some more knife rolls

Grant

case tested 6231

Just got this Remington RH-290 in the mail today, like new sheath,very happy.

Super pick-ups ALL!!! NICE!!!
John

Knice scores fellas!

These just arrived...

Just in today is this dark rogers bone camillus 67. Turned out to be a pretty nice little purchase.

Paul, love your taste in knives!
That one is beautiful!

Thank you Steve.

knifegnome, how old is your Remington fixed blade ? I don't know much about them and the few i have owned have been used++. I have never seen a similar stag handle on a Remington. And is sheath original to the knife ?
It looks great !
kj