All About Pocket Knives

buckeyefan wrote:Unk,

Here is a Cam I have from the 40's (I think) that made me think of yours although mine has no shield.
This is what made me think there might be a connection between K- K and Cam.

Aside from my bad pics, What do you think???

Marty

Hi Marty,

I don't know for sure if Camillus contracted knives for E.C. Simmons, but I think it is certainly possible. I know Schrade made a lot of knives for E.C. Simmons. Most of the Schrade-made Simmons have a "KS" prefix on the model number.

Unk

The ""Good Ship Lollipop"" landed at my house today and was loaded with "'GEC"" type knives----sorta like my first "'KISS"" ???????___________________________ best I can remember,anyways guys,these knives are unbeleivable,just had to share,them with ya'________Monk

(1) 721110 Northfield Genuine Stag Mini-Lockback
(2) 735208LP Northfield Burnt Stag Long-Pull
(3) 734208LPJ Northfield Burnt Stag Long-Pull jack

Oh, what a sweet knife came to me today. A Pal. 3 5/16" long and a bit wide... 13/32"... I mean it's kind of hefty. It has sizable backsprings, especially for the main blade. Goins say it was made between 1940-45. No Remington stamps.
It looks and feels to be unsharpened, but as you can see the main tip is above the frame a tad, and the pick on the little pen is low. Just enough to reach it. The joints are all nicely sunk. Half stops. No wobble. Walks and talks like the little pip that it is. Steel liners. What else......Oh, I think I got a good deal on it. More on the way!!

FRJ - That is a DANDY - I like it a lot. Congrats.

Thanks tj.
I have one comeing to me that truthfully made me think of you. I have come to realize that you like the little handsome knife. I hope it's everything I imagine of it as far as pictures relate. It's quite simple, tipped bolsters even, but a standout.
We'll see. Comeing soon.

Got this one in today. Case Tested era knife-- 6299SHR pattern--green bone handles.

Bamafan...thats real pretty..you ever want to get rid of Her,let me know.
Here's a little 1940-64 62024 1/2 I got in yesterday....beautiful bone scales..kinda hard one to find in this condition. ..I'll clean Her up a bit and She'll go in the keeper pile.

the scales on both those knives, is totally awsome !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've not seen much of the green,in person------and Johnnie, that red is really something---should be a beauty,for sure,after you polish her a little

Thanks Big M.

Those cases are sweet guys
a Queen button lock came today for me

travman wrote:Those cases are sweet guys
a Queen button lock came today for me

Nice Queen-Travman---how long is that knife,closed?? looks about the size of a Case, 6165 (5 1/4 inch )????? And is that the release button on the rear bolster??__________ sorry,I'm new to Queen had my head in the "'Case Closet"' too long

Heres a few I picked up from the safe deposit box yesterday,hadn't seen them for 10 years or better.......

That red bone,still looking good,Earl --------10 years,- ---bet it was like"'Christmas"" in____ August

thanks for sharin'____________________________-Monk

All that "'STAG""________ain't the only thang,that toots my horn !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I likes,that bone too !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You'd be right big monk,actually held my breath for a second when I opened the pouches,fingers and toes crossed ya know. It was like seeing them for the first time........ again........

Amen brother!!!

Hey BigMonk that queen is about 5 1/4" and the button is where the pin would be on the head bolster
its a big knife and it locks well

Yep_________-I said rear bolster,,but I was looking backwards ----and it could pass for a Case,6165,in the dark----both of em' are a hand full__nice color to that one too !!!!!__thanks for sharin'--Monk

Speechless!!!!

Hey guys.........here's it's little bro.

I've had this a while.....late 80s, I think. _________ nice knife.

Hey Earl...what year is the first Trapper...the one with the blade etch?

I think Jerry likes it...

didn't come in the mail. better though. my granny picked it up at a garage sale this morning. cost a whole penny. straight to the display cabinet.

wildcat wrote:didn't come in the mail. better though. my granny picked it up at a garage sale this morning. cost a whole penny. straight to the display cabinet.

Nice little knife!
I will give you triple your money, plus I will pay the shipping, should you decide to sell.

I have a Sharpfinger my Grandmother gave me years ago.
It is nice when your granny feeds your hobby!

Dale