All About Pocket Knives

QTCut5 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 07, 2021 10:01 pm Man you guys are scoring some real fine knives.

Garry, I love Amber Bone and that Rope Jigging is really something; first I've seen of that particular style, I can see why you couldn't resist it..

jerryd, sweet Denim Micarta Half Hawk.

Rick, the Moonwalk Tinker is pretty darn cool.

Floyd, that short line Timber Scribe is a nice addition to your epic Camillus collection.

Here are a few odds & ends I've picked up recently.

Nice group, particularly like the one on the right, is that smooth white bone.

jerryd6818 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 07, 2021 8:27 pm Came in today's mail. Very nice.

Great score Jerry. I'm really liking the Denim Micarta covers and big ole' main blade, very nice indeed!

Railsplitter wrote: ↑Mon Jun 07, 2021 8:36 pm Moon Walk Tinker.

Very cool historic SAK Rick. Nice little folder, congrats!

QTCut5 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 07, 2021 10:01 pm Man you guys are scoring some real fine knives.

Garry, I love Amber Bone and that Rope Jigging is really something; first I've seen of that particular style, I can see why you couldn't resist it..

jerryd, sweet Denim Micarta Half Hawk.

Rick, the Moonwalk Tinker is pretty darn cool.

Floyd, that short line Timber Scribe is a nice addition to your epic Camillus collection.

Here are a few odds & ends I've picked up recently.

Nice n' colorful group Q! Is the knife with the brown covers and elongated bolster a Kershaw "Wild Turkey"? Thx!

Some great looking 'new' knives lately.

Received my Case 6254 JMM Trapper w/dark red saw cut bone. I'm really pleased with this one. I'm not an avid Case fan, but I'm glad I picked this one up. I did not know it was going to be individually serialized. I thought it was only going to say; "1 of 125" on the blade. A JMM signed COA to boot. That's a nice touch. Not too bad for $60.00.

Thanks for l@@king...

Very nice LJ.

KLJ77 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 07, 2021 10:54 pm Some great looking 'new' knives lately.

Received my Case 6254 JMM Trapper w/dark red saw cut bone. I'm really pleased with this one. I'm not an avid Case fan, but I'm glad I picked this one up. I did not know it was going to be individually serialized. I thought it was only going to say; "1 of 125" on the blade. A JMM signed COA to boot. That's a nice touch. Not too bad for $60.00.

Thanks for l@@king...

VERY NICE Ken! Came with all the bells n' whistles too, not to mention the teriffic price. Beautiful covers on that baby, that's for sure! That guitar shield is super-cool too! Congrats!

Thanks, Garry.

cudgee wrote: ↑Mon Jun 07, 2021 10:45 pm Nice group, particularly like the one on the right, is that smooth white bone.

I wish it were smooth white bone, but it's some kind of synthetic (plastic) material. I actually got that knife specifically to have re-handled/modified. It's a Schrade+ USA 175.

Madmarco wrote: ↑Mon Jun 07, 2021 10:53 pm Nice n' colorful group Q! Is the knife with the brown covers and elongated bolster a Kershaw "Wild Turkey"? Thx!

It is indeed. I love the made-in-Japan Kershaw knives and the Wild Turkey has long been one of my favorite patterns. I tend to buy them whenever I can and then end up giving them away...but, I think I'll hang onto this one for awhile. Handle is Cocobolo wood.

Rick, Doglegg, Q, Quick Steel, and LJ...you guys are knockin' 'em clean outta the park! I will probably break your streak of homers later this week, though...

QTCut5 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 08, 2021 1:04 am

cudgee wrote: ↑Mon Jun 07, 2021 10:45 pm Nice group, particularly like the one on the right, is that smooth white bone.

I wish it were smooth white bone, but it's some kind of synthetic (plastic) material. I actually got that knife specifically to have re-handled/modified. It's a Schrade+ USA 175.

What are you going to have it re-handled in smooth white bone seriously whatever it is you are going to have a damn fine Sheepsfoot knife. Some nice wood would look spectacular Thanks for showing.

Cudgee, now you've got me thinking of buying a knife for the express purpose of getting it re-handled. (I could probably put new Cellidor scales on a Swiss Army knife, but I'd leave anything else to someone who knows what they're doing.) Whether that's a good or a bad thing, I don't yet know!

Thanks gentlemen.

KLJ, a very cool find.

Can't wait to see it finished Q.

Y’all sure are bringing in the big fish here lately! Good show one and all.

I liberated a couple of Camillus HOKs from dad the last couple of days. One is an old granddaddy Barlow with some miles on it, but a lot of life left in it yet. The other is a bone handled lock back that screams left over parts knife, but whatever it is, it’s well done and will get some time on the farm!

The yellow stain on the lock back blade is just a reflection or glare.

Very knice Wade.

Colonel26 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 08, 2021 1:54 am a bone handled lock back that screams left over parts knife

Some very nice bone on that lock back...very nice indeed!

The patina on that granddaddy is perfect!

Buck variety pack arrived today. All unused, looking forward to helping them build a memory! The Decatur reminds me of a steak knife, think that’s what I’ll use it for.

Quick Steel wrote: ↑Mon Jun 07, 2021 6:38 pm Bull Dog Scout: 3 1/2"; Amber Rope Jigged Bone; made in 2007. I thought I had finished collecting Bull Dogs but when SharpNShinyKnives put this on display there was no resisting it.

Nice one QS!

Thanks LA.

Thank guys.

Three great knives Steamboat Willie. I too like that Decatur.

Once More!! Great “Pick Ups” all !!
John

Found another floating in the bay that held a little secret. A #11 Tip Top Barlow with bone handles and a no line tang stamp. A very pleasant surprise indeed. Thanks for looking. More pics in the Camillus forum.