All About Pocket Knives

Great posts guys! A couple I like in particular:the interframe Colonial is very unique;I have a serpentine pen that has similar handles.The Schrade Fisherman's Pride I like as well;reminds me of my Remington daddy barlow.
Incredible assemblage of Geo. Schrade knives! Gene; a great group of KA-BAR's!
Thanks to all who took the time to post their fishing goodies!

Here are my Robeson fishing knives.

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A Case and a KA-BAR.

A Puma and an Ulster.

Here's a bit of fishing kit.

Lots of cool knives and tools in this thread.

I think the old expression should have been “there is more than one way to scale a fish”. Instead of “skinning a cat” which I always found disturbing.

eveled wrote: ↑Thu Nov 26, 2020 11:33 am Lots of cool knives and tools in this thread.

I think the old expression should have been “there is more than one way to scale a fish”. Instead of “skinning a cat” which I always found disturbing.

This makes complete sense to me.

Thought I would add a few more to the mix.
#1 Camillus "Fisherman's Luck"
#2 Old Colonial with the arched stamp.
#3 KA-BAR T49-T29-T75 and an unmarked mini(left to right).
#4 George Schrade wire jack.
#5 Imperial with "end of days" handles.
#6 Imperial shell advertising Cott quality beverages(a New England bottling company)
#7 Imperial 2 blade coke bottle handle.
#8 USA marked with jigged plastic handles in an unusual color.
#9 Wenoka(made by Camillus?) with unusual triangle shaped nail nick.

Nice old knives, Ray.

FRJ...... Love the bone on those two bare head Robeson's ...... Nice pieces ..... They float my boat for sure.

Thank you, Tom. Robeson did it right.