All About Pocket Knives

Blue....nice knife... and price.

johnnierotten wrote:Got these two in from Alaska....Thanks Trevor.

Beautiful pair of knives JR.

Thanks Mike.

Thanks JR,
We get lucky every now and then!

Sweet Winchester and Boker!

I finally have some pix of my new EDC woods knife, a Marbles MR264, and a Smith & Wesson Out The Front (made in Taiwan by Taylor Brands) that is really slick. I'm going to get my brother-in-law to help me make a youTube video of the OTF in action. It is nothing like those old Christy push-slide knives, this sucker really takes off when the spring engages. The Marbles has a cap lifter, wire stripper, measuring calibration on the main blade and a Phillips screwdriver. I added a paracord lanyard my little sister made to the bail so I can get it out of my pocket even with gloves on. Orange G-10 handles too, it should be hard to lose.

RR...both of those are cool. ....I really like the OTF.
Looking forward to seeing the video.

Not really my new pick-up, but it was delivered to my house (my son is home on spring break).

Here is a picture I took this afternoon of my chestnut bone Case Peanut just after using it to open the package containing my son's new yellow delrin case Peanut.

Nice finds there Red! Nice pickup for your son Doug! I'm a big fan of the Delrin handles.
This is a neat little swell center Jack KENT celluloid I found for the ever growin solid cell handle knife collection.
I like the pits, nicks, shrinkage and all, means someone carried it alot.
Hope ya like


The way these old cells were made is pretty amazing I think.

Singin,

Is that one Camillus made? Looks like a line they made for Sears& Roe.....

BH

To quote justold52 "It's a DANDY"

Perry that is hansome and thats a Kent?

That's a sweet looking Kent celluloid. I love celluloid fountain pens, but certainly don't need to start looking for it in knives too!

When my son came home on break and used my Peanut he said he had to have one, too. Having also just fondled my grandfather's yellow Schrade may have influenced his choice of scale.

I have often wondered if that Schrade 708Y was celluloid instead of delrin because it shows some shrinkage. I'll have to try to get some pics of it posted.

Old school "Dead Skunk" scales! Looks like a nice knife; I like the long pulls.

Thank guys, it has a KENT NY CITY tang stamp. The search continues for more and more!
Some dude beat me out on an IKCO stamp Jack knife a few days ago.

I picked these little buggers off of Evil-Bay over the last week. I just took them out of the sonic cleaner. Love that swag on the Schrade Walden and it has milled liners.

Perry....sweet Jack...I love the colors.

Johnj....nice finds. ...I have always loved knives with milled liners...sign of quality IMO.

Nice one's johnj. What exactly is a sonic cleaner?Slim

Nice find guys.

Singin, I understand why you like that cell, pretty sweet!

Thanks Red! I'm on a pretty serious hunt right now for them.

Nice one Singin.

Great lookin Schrade Johnj. Love that peachseed bone.

This P.C.C. (Providence Cutlery Co.) Barlow came in a lot I won.
I don't know if I can resell this one.....I love the bolsters!

nice Scott its a keeper !

Boy Scott. I don't blame ya. I doubt if I could let that one go if I had it.

Posted this in the Hubertus Forum, adding it here too.......3 different style switchblades shown.
Switchblades and GEC are too much alike, once you get 1, you HAVE to get more.....
The lever-lock on the Hubie releases the hammer, not the knife blade.

IM