All About Pocket Knives

Drawer 23.

Drawer 24. This is the final drawer in my typo cabinet. Hope you enjoyed them. I will now get into individual boxes such as military fixed blades & folders; Kershaw; Far East knives; Olsen & misc.fixed blades.

knife7knut wrote: ↑Thu Mar 28, 2024 1:08 am Drawer 24. This is the final drawer in my typo cabinet. Hope you enjoyed them. I will now get into individual boxes such as military fixed blades & folders; Kershaw; Far East knives; Olsen & misc.fixed blades.

Final drawer ... fixed blades, Kershaws, more coming ... Wowwww! Looking forward to the Kershaws!

knife7knut wrote: ↑Thu Mar 28, 2024 1:08 am Drawer 24. This is the final drawer in my typo cabinet. Hope you enjoyed them. I will now get into individual boxes such as military fixed blades & folders; Kershaw; Far East knives; Olsen & misc.fixed blades.

Amazing!

Very much enjoyed the pics of your amazing collection, Ray.

I have just one word to describe what I've just seen, Rey, SPECTACULAR!
You my friend, are a wild man!

knife7knut wrote: ↑Thu Mar 28, 2024 1:08 am Drawer 24. This is the final drawer in my typo cabinet. Hope you enjoyed them. I will now get into individual boxes such as military fixed blades & folders; Kershaw; Far East knives; Olsen & misc.fixed blades.

Very much enjoyed perusing your(massive)eclectic collection. You have some true rarities. One of a kinds? There's more?

The Kershaw kollection.I also have 4 more fixed blades buried in the vault. Will dig them out & post them also.

'' She's a RAINBOW''.....She comes in colors everywhere! ''. Love the titanium nitride coating for looks, but it makes a knife way too slippery to handle.

A couple items from drawer 24 I missed & some far east knives from the Philippines, China, & Java.

Some military folders.

Some military fixed blades.

Kershaw part 2: Three Kershaw customs made in Germany & a 1980 Trooper.

Medical instruments: surgical, dissectional, & dental. The folding scalpels date to pre-1870.

Made a few additions, not sure I cared about having any Buck knives, had an old 110 knock off my Grandfather gave me a long time ago. Figured my collection has grown to the point it would be incomplete without a 110 and 112 so got these Magnacut versions with the Honduran rosewood and they are really nice. Only flaw is the 110 is a little off center but not so bad it’s rubbing the liner. Also found an incredible price on a Spyderco Rosseti Paysan CQI. Has a little bit of lock stick but not bad and wow is it a beautiful knife. Got if for well under $600 so pretty happy about that.

Nice looking pair of Bucks.

C-WADE7 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2024 11:58 am Nice looking pair of Bucks.

Thanks! I found a YouTube video on how to straighten the blade on a Buck 110 and I’ll be darned if it didn’t work like a charm, now my 110 is perfectly centered.

Cool knives, Gus, and I saw that video too and could hardly believe the results! So simple, yet affective!

Some customs .

Madmarco wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2024 9:51 pm Cool knives, Gus, and I saw that video too and could hardly believe the results! So simple, yet affective!

Would one of you post a link to that video? Thanks!

More ,'' pointy things ''.

My accumulation of carving sets. Some are just knife & fork; others add a sharpening steel;still others add a set of steak knives. They date from ca.1840 to the present day. This will take more than 1 post so please be patientg . Enjoy.

The non-stop cutlery cavalcade!

Carving sets page 2.

Carving sets page 3.