All About Pocket Knives

thanks Chris, here is a Catt I got in today's mail. It looks like it was a pruner, but not a hawkbill style, the edge is too straight to have had the point sharpened off of it.

Nice old hawk Kaleb.

Perry

This is the only hawkbill I own. It actually belong to my great grandfather and was given to me by my grandfather. Just thought I would share it with you guys.

Now thats my sort of knife, old, still loved and got history. Abit like me!

Heres one more up to date, arrived this week as part of a collection, looks to never have been used, needs a good clean!

that's cool I like the hawk/saw combo knives.

Here is a robeson and a solid bolstered/handled imperial I got in todays mail. Both were bought mainly because they were unique, the imperial has had the top of the blade cut down to better resemble an old sheffield style hawk blade, the Robeson Shuredge has a mis-striked tang, the pattern number is stamped on the mark side as well as the pile, with Robeson Shuredge USA stamped over top of the pattern number on the mark side. The Robeson had paint all over and in it when I got it and it wouldn't snap becuase of the paint rubbing in the movin parts, soaked it in acetone f or a while, had at the exposed areas with some coarse steel wool and got most of it out.

Kaleb, that Imperial hawk has a nice handle on it.

Perry

not quite a hawk but I think it is a nice one anyway

And one more with kind of a bill

Thats a nice pre 80's CASE looks like a very functional knife also.

nice ones!

Here is a device I have bought and used to use quite often in the high tech industry at Hewlett Packard and then Agilent Technologies. Depending on power levels (wattage) they work very well.

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/d ... umber=3305

They come in different sizes and this is a lower wattage ultra-sonic cleaner. The tank is filled with water, then put your parts to be cleaned in a glass beaker. THE KEY TO MAKING THIS DEVICE WORK AT IT'S BEST IS THAT THE CLEANING FLUID IN THE BEAKER WITH THE PARTS AND THE WATER IN THE ULTRA-SONIC CLEANER ARE AT EXACTLY THE SAME LEVELS.

They sell cleaning fluids BUT beware of those that are flammible. I have used acetone within controlled conditions. IT CAN CREATE A FIRE - EASILY! I did it in under a fume hood with Halon fire extiguishers installed. I will do it at home - OUTSIDE ONLY, with a lid to the beaker in my GLOVED left hand - ready for a fire to put the lid on.

I have not tried this one yet. It was on sale for $24.99 - we'll see, it will do my wife's jewelry for sure. On the units I used which cost a lot more, some knives were so clean by acetone that the blades had to be oiled so that they would just move. They froze shut because they were so clean and lacked oil.

BUT, READ THE WARNING! FLAMMABLES ARE NOT RECOMMENDED IN THESE CHEAP ONES I'M SURE. [/color] [/size]

They work, BE CAREFUL, AND BE SAFE! Need more 411, just pm, email, or let me know.

I see some nice Hawkbills.

i have a camillus that has the same handle material as that imerial shown just above.i will get picks goin by tommorrow .remeber though.im a good ole american knife collector.so muy pics wont always be of super shiny happy knives!!!hahahaha i like knives with history////and im really lovn bulldog..i also have a little frost cutlery hawkbill that will take your finger off.only like 12.00$ of course.but cool as hell and no not made in china.ill post hawkbill pics shortly. it is definetly one one of my favorites.

Here is a pretty nice remington R708, all original finish, etch, and factory edge.

For some reason all your latest pictures are coming through with the right half cropped off, Kaleb. Everyone else's are full! I wonder what's up?? Anyone else see that??

ok here.

MM,

Nice Remington I think you and I think alike sometimes.

upnorth wrote:For some reason all your latest pictures are coming through with the right half cropped off, Kaleb. Everyone else's are full! I wonder what's up?? Anyone else see that??

Do you have a horizontal scroll bar? maybe I should start resizing my pics down smaller, or use the AAPK upload feature?

Pics are fine here.

BTW, nice Rem Kaleb!

Dale

Took somemore pictures here's 1/2 a dozen The Red bone and green bone are CASE XX the Cotton Sampler is keeping these guys in line.

muskrat man wrote:

upnorth wrote:For some reason all your latest pictures are coming through with the right half cropped off, Kaleb. Everyone else's are full! I wonder what's up?? Anyone else see that??

Do you have a horizontal scroll bar? maybe I should start resizing my pics down smaller, or use the AAPK upload feature?

My page doesn't show horizontal scroll for your pics?? Try the AAPK download please, and I'll let you know.

AAPK upload for Charlie

Perfectly centered, with the double click back in business!!
Nice knives, when you get to see the whole thing!!

overall, i like aapk uploads better. click or double click, much more lookin!

Here the the prize (for me) Got this yesterday at the farmers market. Near mint Schrade Cut Co peachseed bone, never sharpened, I jumped for joy when I landed this one. Schrade really knew how to make a knife back then! perfectly matched in both thickness, color, jig pattern, and contour peachseed handles that are jigged all the way around to the liners. This is one of my nicest hawks yet.

pics are kinda bright, will dig out my lightbox and get better ones later, just couldn't wait.

That is one sweet hawkbill MM Great catch s-k