All About Pocket Knives

I have an unused almost mint Case 2 bladed 92 pattern knife just like your knife Old hunter. Nice knife.
Blue, I've got a 3 bladed stockman just like the Boker stockman on the far right in your picture of Boker stockman knives. The only difference is mine has a John Primble tang stamp and it's shield has no markings of any kind on it. They are the exact same knives with different names stamped on them. Both Boker made I'd guess.

Aimus

Paul, The ivory version is just awesome!

nice knives just got this out of the box

Nice knives RBD Love those slant bolsters.
Cato WOW

This one came today.........

Tim

Snagged this one in a lot off ebay, was covered in a protective coating of rust.
Never heard of the brand before, but it looks alot like a Camillus Muskrat I have.

Jammer - I just got a Power Kraft 84-11 in the mail today. Power Kraft was Montgomery Wards brand name. I'll get pictures later but for now, this one looks like a Camillus 72. I guess it could be made by Utica but I'll let y'all decide when I post pictures tomorrow.

My Johnnie Fain auction knives came in a couple of days ago. This Tidioute Beavertail is a big handful of knife, but slim enough to fit in a pocket. The snap closing sounds like a beaver tail slapping the water. I'll be careful to keep fingers out of the way.

My first RussLock (?) Tested.

And a "just plain" Canoe SS.

After picking up a full size Texas Jack from ORVET's Fain auction last week, I decided I needed a smaller Texas Jack to pair with it. I was in the lumberyard this morning, saw their display of Case knives and decided to take a look. They had a #22087 SS, Working Medium Jack with jet-black synthetic handles in the display window so I picked it up; smooth finish, don't know the difference in delrin and synthetic, but it feels softer to me than jigged delrin feels.

Found this one at the flea market today.
EDIT
Have not been able to find much info on this knife. Goins' dosen't list this tang stamp. In a book by Lavona Ferguson (1978) I found a picture and a number (no marking reverse tang) 033750. Anyone have any more info?

Old Hunter that is a clean looking knife

If I can only open one present on Christmas Eve it might as well be this conductor. Click for enlargement

Got this today in the mail

atlatl55 wrote:If I can only open one present on Christmas Eve it might as well be this conductor. Click for enlargement

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Yep! Excellent.
Mark

Christmas presant from me, to me.

That's a beauty MDH.

MDH.....you musta been a good boy, That knife is the bomb dude.

I found this CHAPMAN HAND FORGED at the bottom of a pile I scored from eBay. It was in some knasty shape.....so I sanded the blades a little so I could put it in my knife sheath and carry it for a while.

jerryd6818 wrote:Jammer - I just got a Power Kraft 84-11 in the mail today. Power Kraft was Montgomery Wards brand name. I'll get pictures later but for now, this one looks like a Camillus 72. I guess it could be made by Utica but I'll let y'all decide when I post pictures tomorrow.

Did ya get a picture of that knife yet ? I'm curious now !

Yeah, I posted it in one of the many Christmas threads. Here it is again. Main blade looks tipped in the picture but it's not, it's just blunt. In hand, the patina looks to me like it may be forced. I've never seen a patina that even up into the pivot joint. Sure looks like a Camillus #72 to me. What say you??

Pretty good haul today. 39 Fightn Roosters plus some others. I included a close up of the roosters.

Nice haul Mike

I see a stag congress whittler in there that i'm sure would like the climate here in central Illinois.

Tim

TripleF wrote:MDH.....you musta been a good boy, That knife is the bomb dude.

I found this CHAPMAN HAND FORGED at the bottom of a pile I scored from eBay. It was in some knasty shape.....so I sanded the blades a little so I could put it in my knife sheath and carry it for a while.

Scott
I like the Add in your photo
We had a 67 we bought in 68

jerryd6818 wrote:Yeah, I posted it in one of the many Christmas threads. Here it is again. Main blade looks tipped in the picture but it's not, it's just blunt. In hand, the patina looks to me like it may be forced. I've never seen a patina that even up into the pivot joint. Sure looks like a Camillus #72 to me. What say you??

Definitely looks like a #72 to me, I'll have to go dig mine out, but I'd say Camillus for sure.

jerryd6818 wrote:Yeah, I posted it in one of the many Christmas threads. Here it is again. Main blade looks tipped in the picture but it's not, it's just blunt. In hand, the patina looks to me like it may be forced. I've never seen a patina that even up into the pivot joint. Sure looks like a Camillus #72 to me. What say you??

A SFO for Montgomery Wards.
Nice 72 Jerry.
I have been collecting different brands of 72s for a comparison study.
I have about 5 brands so far.
I will have to look for a PowrCraft and a Craftsman.