All About Pocket Knives

Here’s one of my favorite little ones at 2 1/4” - “Chas Clements - London Retailer” - ca 1908-1917 - made in Sheffield but maker unknown... here’s a few photos and for those interested I started a thread under Knife Lore with more background and photos of the knife...

Longblade;that little multi-blade is exquisite! I did a post in one of the forums awhile back on miniatures but I can't seem to find it. I'll try and post up a few.

Here's a little Sperry & Alexander, N.Y. 1893-1913. 2 3/8".

The three to the left are Richards, the Woodward’s is just ‘stainless rostfrie’ with a logo I don’t recognize and the little guy is ‘Imperial Mexico’
They are all under 2 1/2” closed. My babies!

Here are a herd of mine.Probably posted them before but can't locate the thread.
#1 Three mini fixed blades from Scandanavia.
#2 Three aluminum handled ad knives by Daniel Peres and one marked USA from the World's Fair of 1934
#3 Three souvenir knives by Richards and Elosi
#4 Four miniature knife pins;three of which are removable from their scabbards.
#5 Seven miniature fixed blades by various makers.
#6 Eight miniature button hooks and knives.
#7 Eight miniature fixed blades including a couple of Parkers;one made of Damascus.
#8 Eight small easy openers.
#9 A bunch of watch fob knives
#10 Another group by various makers.

A few more:

Samoa

Nomo

Thanks Ray ..

Ray - NICE - That’s like 3 herds of little knives ...

These aren't antiques, or novel, or collectible, but they are pretty small.

Case #3201, 1973
Case #6233, 1974
Buck #305, pre-'86

geocash wrote:These aren't antiques, or novel, or collectible, but they are pretty small.

Case #3201, 1973
Case #6233, 1974
Buck #305, pre-'86

Little knives.jpg

Nice ones!

Still mo

Still mo

knife7knut wrote:

geocash wrote:These aren't antiques, or novel, or collectible, but they are pretty small.

Case #3201, 1973
Case #6233, 1974
Buck #305, pre-'86

Little knives.jpg

Nice ones!

Thanks. I'm just amazed at all of the antiques, novelties, collectibles, etc., that I'm seeing here.

Where to begin?

A few more:
Unmarked bolo tie.
Nolen Bros. bolo tie
Jim Turecek bolo tie
Browder belt buckle
Nolen Bros.belt buckle
Parker(was a belt buckle knife;clip broke off)
Small Japanese knife
Tom McLuin small knife
Whitetail Cutlery buckle open and closed.

I have enjoyed feasting my eyes on the small knives posted here. Great stuff! Here is a small Boker, two inches closed, along with a small book.

What an absolute richness of baby knives! Raging envy!

Here’s the little one that followed me home today. It’s actually prettier in person. The bail has Crest on it and the blades are unmarked. I don’t know if it’s actually gold but that seller just keeps a bowl of random, unpolished knives and it was clean as a whistle, no tarnish. I think of these as ‘spoon handle knives’ because of the shape and detail.

Nice one.

knife7knut wrote:Still mo

Knife7knut
Could you please elaborate on what the 7th knife down is, It the sparkly looking one with the bail. It is right above the shoe. I would really appreciate it. I have the Identical knife with a case and sons tang stamp
but have never seen another one till now. Would you mind posting a pic with the blades open.
Thanks, Kerry
Edited my post to ad the picture of mine.

ludwig26 wrote:

knife7knut wrote:Still mo

Knife7knut
Could you please elaborate on what the 7th knife down is, It the sparkly looking one with the bail. It is right above the shoe. I would really appreciate it. I have the Identical knife with a case and sons tang stamp
but have never seen another one till now. Would you mind posting a pic with the blades open.
Thanks, Kerry
Edited my post to ad the picture of mine.

Kerry: I wish I knew who made it; there is no stamp on the blades or the bail.I'll dig it out tomorrow and post a couple pictures of it open if you like.

These are my wife's

kennedy knives wrote:These are my wife's

BEAUTIFUL!!!!! Thank you for posting those! May I ask the makers of the one's posed on the coins;they are really nice!

knife7knut wrote:

kennedy knives wrote:These are my wife's

BEAUTIFUL!!!!! Thank you for posting those! May I ask the makers of the one's posed on the coins;they are really nice!

Those were done by Jerry Bodner . To bad Jerry Is no longer with us a Very Fine Man & Miniature Knife Maker , From Kentucky
gary