All About Pocket Knives

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Nagle box with original roll and blades.

Nagle box with original roll and blades.

Single knife CATT Christmas Box

Trio of boxes: Robeson, Western States, New York Cutlery Co. Schatt & Morgan brand

Lamson Goodnow & Co. Box and Knives

Remington R1253 Box with R1253 knife

Humason & Beckley, Diamond Edge and New York knife

New York Knife tableware box.

Holy WoW!, btrwtr!!
Nice showing.

Seems I'm not the only one with a cardboard addiction!

... Joe

WOO HOOOO.....AWESOME SHOWING!!!

Assorted boxes. I especially like the La Belle Rubberoid and the Clauss scissors box. The two are from different times and it is reflected in the artwork on the boxes.

(insert whistling sound here) What a collection you have there btrwtr! All are in very nice shape The one I am most curious about is behind the Humason & Beckley box, is that an H. Sears MFG Co.? Also one more question, is that a mylar wrapping that you have on them? Thanks for sharing these spectacular pieces.

That`s the best collection I have seen in quite some time!

Yes that is a Henry Sears box. Very unusual graphics, kind of an Oriental motif. Years ago I wrapped some of them in plain old cellophane not too pretty I have to admit.

Here is a nice wooden one of my dads i found says e.c. simmons on the lidkeen kutter st.louis nice keen kutter ad on the inside to anyone know the value of these thanks

It originally held kitchen cutlery.

Prices on these are all over the place but generally not very expensive.

Fabulous box collection, BtrWtr; Better Writer, Better Waiter, Bitter Water, Bitter Winter, whatever.

Best group of boxes in the best of condition.

I like the LaBelle and Saville boxes. Gotta be quite rare.

Charlie Noyes

that is a truely AWESOME collection.... , B/W (BETTER WETTER ??)

btrwtr wrote:Yes that is a Henry Sears box. Very unusual graphics, kind of an Oriental motif. Years ago I wrapped some of them in plain old cellophane not too pretty I have to admit.

Wow, thats a very rare old one. It has fantastic graphics. The cellophane does not detract from these beauties one bit and it is practical as well.

Great collection. Thanks for showing 'em.

Here are a couple of oldies. They are 3 3/4" and 4 1/2"

Pine Knot (1910-1930)
W.B. Belknap & Co. (Pre-1904)

Love that Pine Knot box! Awesome!

Thanks btrwtr!

Yes that Pine Knot box is way cool!!!

Thanks Mike, the color and graphics are really beautiful. It was a very nicely designed box.