All About Pocket Knives

Wow! I didnt know Schrade made some knives for Winchester. I dont have any other Winchester knives with that kind of bone. It does stand out from the others. Thanks for the info. Mike-Desert Golfer

Here is an old warrior, hard snap and no wobble. Been a while since i got it out to carry. It dont mind a little hard work, it says bring it on.

Lucky Dog, That is a Beautiful Old Winchester, Beautiful Bone with Fluted Bolsters.

Thanks Desert Golfer.

Lucky Dog, Here is an Old Winchester similar to yours. Pattern 2908 with Fluted Bolsters. This Old Knife avoids hard work.

I Discovered this Winchester Equal End Knife in an Antique Store in Oceanside, CA. Last month at a very reasonable price and eagerly purchased it. Its a seldom seen color. The blades have had quite a bit of sharpening but has good snap and the handles have no cracks. It lives in Arizona now.

That 2908 is a good looking knife. i wouldnt let it work either lol.

This one will be a safe queen as well. I've owned a number of black box Winchesters and every one has had a bear trap gator snap; this 2904½ Stag Trapper from 1992 is no exception. I also like the profile of the spay blade with that unusual swage grind.

Another black box Winchester. This 1991 2935 does not have the hard gator snap like all my other black box Winchesters as I was expecting. But, being NOS, it still has some dried factory oil on it that I need to clean off; so maybe/hopefully that will make a difference in the snap.

Great looking knife, Q! Hard to believe it's 30 years old.

That stag looks better on those knives that it did on the deer. Monkey is a monk of varied taste.

My modern collection so far.

You have some great looking knives there!

The one in the center, is it a 2 blade Jack? I love that far left Cigar and the far right Gunstock.

1967redrider wrote: ↑Thu Aug 26, 2021 2:04 pm You have some great looking knives there!

The one in the center, is it a 2 blade Jack? I love that far left Cigar and the far right Gunstock.

Thank you, that is a 3904 three spring whittler.
The second from the left is a 2857 serpentine two blade Jack.
I also have (not pictured above) the 2921 Coffin Jack.

Thanks, awesome looking knives.

What is wrong with that pearl Winchester with the etched blade and nail ?

Jacknifeben wrote: ↑Thu Aug 26, 2021 10:49 pm What is wrong with that pearl Winchester with the etched blade and nail ?

Where is it, JKB?

I had it on eBay for a while with no bids. It is a small one with a bail.

Got another one today, 2904 1/2 Trapper.

lentuk wrote: ↑Wed Sep 08, 2021 9:57 pm Got another one today, 2904 1/2 Trapper.
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Who made this fine looking Winchester Trapper?
Treefarmer

treefarmer wrote: ↑Thu Sep 09, 2021 12:34 am

lentuk wrote: ↑Wed Sep 08, 2021 9:57 pm Got another one today, 2904 1/2 Trapper.
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Who made this fine looking Winchester Trapper?
Treefarmer

That looks like a Black Box Winchester made by Blue Grass. I happen to love them.

Yes, Black Box Winchester from Blue Grass but manufactured by Queen Cutlery.

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Treefarmer

My fist Winchester came in early this AM. Single Spey blade that I found on some old website. Seems brand new and the finish could be a little better with a small gap in the spine but I'm happy. Its tough finding a single Spey blade so I'm pretty pumped.

lentuk wrote: ↑Thu Sep 09, 2021 1:00 am Yes, Black Box Winchester from Blue Grass but manufactured by Queen Cutlery.

huuhh, interesting.. Mine must be the same because I believe I bought from Blue Grass as well.. Thanks for the info.