All About Pocket Knives

Here is are two small Imperials.
Shown with a regular size Colonial.

Here is a nice old Union CutCo, Olean NY USA.

Here is a script Remington.
It has some kind of composition covers.

Here is an Imperial. Still hangin' in there.

Here is a Queen, a Keen Kutter and a Case.

Here is a sweet and old Aerial Cutlery Co.
Tang is barely readable in hand.
Thanks for looking.

FRJ wrote:Here is a sweet and old Aerial Cutlery Co.
Tang is barely readable in hand.

Thanks for sharing FRJ, I'm a big Aerial Tickler Fan!

I'm glad you like the knife, Robo.

Here is a western states single blade 5 inches long .The catalog pages in The knife makers who went west list it as a fish knife .

Thomasg wrote: ↑Sun Nov 16, 2025 2:03 am Here is a western states single blade 4 1/2 inches long .The catalog pages in The knife makers who went west list it as a fish knife .IMG_7969.jpeg

That's a beautiful Western States Tickler/fish knife you have there.
Thanks for showing it here and making this thread current.

Thomasg wrote: ↑Sun Nov 16, 2025 2:03 am Here is a western states single blade 4 1/2 inches long .The catalog pages in The knife makers who went west list it as a fish knife .IMG_7969.jpeg

Very knice wake up knife.

Thank you for your comments . I think this pattern W.S. was only produced from 1931 -41 as I have not seen it offered in catalog pages after the name change to western Boulder Colorado.The knife was gifted to me from a knife enthusiast friend and has a lot of sentimental value to me I feel fortunate to be its care taker for awhile .It was a knife I had been looking for for several years to add to my W.S. Fish knifes .The knife was also offered in bone stag .Maybe someone will see this posting sometime in the future and put up a picture of the bone stag that has alluded my searches for years . attachment=0]IMG_7977.jpeg[/attachment].....MMyattachment=0]IMG_7977.jpeg[/attachment]

A Queen Robeson.

Good looking knife!

FRJ wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2019 11:13 pm

Robo wrote: Is this the first post with pictures of frame locks?

Here are a couple I have from another thread in this forum.

Man these knifes make my mouth water! Outstanding bone , bare head , folders with scalers .Are the knife Robesons and can you direct me to the forum heading where they were previously posted .thanks .I would enjoy viewing more similar eye candy .thanks .

Thomasg wrote: ↑Mon Nov 17, 2025 11:13 pm

FRJ wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2019 11:13 pm

Robo wrote: Is this the first post with pictures of frame locks?

Here are a couple I have from another thread in this forum.

Man these knifes make my mouth water! Outstanding bone , bare head , folders with scalers .Are the knife Robesons and can you direct me to the forum heading where they were previously posted .thanks .I would enjoy viewing more similar eye candy .thanks .

Yes, those knives are Robesons and they can be found, I hope, in the Robeson Cutlery Collectors Forum.

This one belongs here.......

A beautiful Robeson, Dimitri.

Thank you Joe

Miller Bro's wrote: ↑Fri Nov 21, 2025 12:21 am This one belongs here.......

It does.