All About Pocket Knives

Just in, this USA made Bulldog. More information will be in the Bulldog thread.

Great looking knives everyone! That's a pretty old stamp LA!

Been anxiously awaiting the arrival of my first Old Cutler that showed up today.
Near mint condition, very nice F&F, very happy to add this one to my collection.
Thanks for looking & a few more pictures in the appropriate thread in a few min.

Sweet knife buddy!

TPK wrote: ↑Wed Aug 19, 2020 6:42 pm Great looking knives everyone! That's a pretty old stamp LA!

Been anxiously awaiting the arrival of my first Old Cutler that showed up today.
Near mint condition, very nice F&F, very happy to add this one to my collection.
Thanks for looking & a few more pictures in the appropriate thread in a few min.

Thanks! Nice knife by the way!

TPK wrote: ↑Wed Aug 19, 2020 6:42 pm Great looking knives everyone! That's a pretty old stamp LA!

Been anxiously awaiting the arrival of my first Old Cutler that showed up today.
Near mint condition, very nice F&F, very happy to add this one to my collection.
Thanks for looking & a few more pictures in the appropriate thread in a few min.

Beauty!

Thanks LA & Steve. Posted some more pictures & info here.

viewtopic.php?f=87&t=61070&p=841361#p841361

That is a beauty Tom. I am not familiar w/ that brand, where are they made?

Sharpnshinyknives wrote: ↑Wed Aug 19, 2020 9:18 pm That is a beauty Tom. I am not familiar w/ that brand, where are they made?

Thanks Mark! They were made by Colonel as far as I know.

Got a padded envelope from Mom's house today. My new "Ranch Knife" is here!
Thanks for looking! A few more pictures on the Case thread.

Feels good to score something this sweet!

Loose Arrow, that's a looker right there! Way too fancy for me but it sure looks good. What is that is said about the MOP handles? You can see the fire in them. I believe you have captured that in the center picture.
Treefarmer

Loose Arrow, that Anglo Saxon Whittler is beautiful. Very sleek looking. Bulldog has some amazing pearl handles.

I got in this Viper today. I got the smaller one a few days ago and have it listed for sale, but I am hesitating about selling it. Just like I am struggling about this bigger one. The bigger one is called Evolution. It has rams horn handles and the bolsters are hammered titanium. The smaller one is also ram’s horn. It’s a liner lock and the bigger one is a lock back.

treefarmer wrote: ↑Thu Aug 20, 2020 8:37 pm Loose Arrow, that's a looker right there! Way too fancy for me but it sure looks good. What is that is said about the MOP handles? You can see the fire in them. I believe you have captured that in the center picture.
Treefarmer

SUPERFANCY
A photo like the one I took would have made me face stiffer competition. It had photos good enough to see that it wasn't the Oyster shell celluloid but it still didn't draw the crowd in.

Sharpnshinyknives wrote: ↑Thu Aug 20, 2020 9:07 pm Loose Arrow, that Anglo Saxon Whittler is beautiful. Very sleek looking. Bulldog has some amazing pearl handles.

I got in this Viper today. I got the smaller one a few days ago and have it listed for sale, but I am hesitating about selling it. Just like I am struggling about this bigger one. The bigger one is called Evolution. It has rams horn handles and the bolsters are hammered titanium. The smaller one is also ram’s horn. It’s a liner lock and the bigger one is a lock back.

Thanks! I like them, your knives, don't do it!

Great price, for a lovely Bulldog, you done good in me book LA . Dad has the kissing cousin to it, the 2004 anniversary edition, and it's one of my all time favorite patterns. He also has the German Eye equivalent, in his collection, not sure of the year...

Simply amazing folders Mark, would hate to move them on too.

2 awesome knives you got there Tom, well worth the wait in me bookie.

And incredible Bulldog you got there Gary. We both know how rare, and desirable they are. Well done .

TPK wrote: ↑Thu Aug 20, 2020 6:27 pm Got a padded envelope from Mom's house today. My new "Ranch Knife" is here!
Thanks for looking! A few more pictures on the Case thread.

I'd love that in my post box.

WillyCamaro wrote: ↑Thu Aug 20, 2020 11:20 pm Great price, for a lovely Bulldog, you done good in me book LA . Dad has the kissing cousin to it, the 2004 anniversary edition, and it's one of my all time favorite patterns. He also has the German Eye equivalent, in his collection, not sure of the year...
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Thanks!


Nice!
I have a New Orleans in brown jigged bone that I can share in another thread.

cody6268 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 19, 2020 4:08 pm Nice set. Not only is it complete, it's unused, and even has the original dated shipping carton! I see a bunch of different mining-related ad knives around here. In fact, it's what I focus on. I think Granddad may have one for Penn Machine--most of his are for Curtis bearings, however. Eccles, WV isn't that far off from here. They really knew how to do exchangeable blade knives back then....

Sorry, I guess I missed reading your helpful reply. Feel free to message me if you'd like to possibly acquire it for your collection. We can work something out I'm sure.

LA you have a great Whittler there. I have a couple of those Anglo Saxons and like yours they are some of the most impressive manufactured knives available. Your MOP is the invariably excellent BD quality.


Mark, Your latest Viper is like a punch to the stomach. Not a very nice analogy but my goodness. Hammered titanium for heaven's sake. An amazing piece.

Quick Steel wrote: ↑Fri Aug 21, 2020 1:44 am LA you have a great Whittler there. I have a couple of those Anglo Saxons and like yours they are some of the most impressive manufactured knives available. Your MOP is the invariably excellent BD quality.


Mark, Your latest Viper is like a punch to the stomach. Not a very nice analogy but my goodness. Hammered titanium for heaven's sake. An amazing piece.

Glad to share it with the forum!
I received 3 other knives in the mail today but I'm not trying to overwhelm this thread.

I'm willing to be overwhelmed with BDs any day. As long as they are friendly.

Yep, what QS said.

cudgee wrote: ↑Thu Aug 20, 2020 11:30 pm

TPK wrote: ↑Thu Aug 20, 2020 6:27 pm Got a padded envelope from Mom's house today. My new "Ranch Knife" is here!
Thanks for looking! A few more pictures on the Case thread.

I'd love that in my post box.

Thanks Buddy!

Quick Steel wrote: ↑Fri Aug 21, 2020 2:12 am I'm willing to be overwhelmed with BDs any day. As long as they are friendly.

doglegg wrote: ↑Fri Aug 21, 2020 3:05 am Yep, what QS said.

No dog aggressive humans or human aggressive dogs allowed.

Garry, I know what you mean. The Italians make fine knives like they make fine sports cars, elegant. I have had my eye on this knife for years from the A.G. Russell catalog. That’s where I discovered Viper in the first place. A.G. still offers both these knives in their catalog and online. I have never been disappointed w/ any Viper knife I have owned.

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