All About Pocket Knives

I picked this knife up a few months ago at a flea market and it has no markings. The fella I bought it from didn’t know anything about it either. Anyone recognize the bone or the knife itself?

Thank you sir!!

Oledadsknives wrote: ↑Wed Nov 23, 2022 2:54 am I picked this knife up a few months ago at a flea market and it has no markings. The fella I bought it from didn’t know anything about it either. Anyone recognize the bone or the knife itself?54463F9A-913D-4919-A2BA-C29AE58285CE.jpegD2775431-52B3-4682-9B7A-D7166A47DC33.jpegC3E22AE3-923A-4DBF-85CE-3E29326A8927.jpeg86441E94-C27F-46E4-876B-EBC8FA902AE4.jpeg

Mmmmm, I'm green with envy. I would love to have one of those. Congratulations on your find.

Thanks Jerry, even though marking gone I feel good about finding such an unusual piece.

BIGHEAD wrote: ↑Mon Nov 21, 2022 1:47 am Here is my latest. I had the unscrolled version and never thought I would be able to get this one but it popped up on FB last week and I had to buy it. (Dont ask the price paid please )
But I am glad to own this beauty. EI Sowbelly.
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I had all 6 patterns of those ivory Case knives. Shepherd Hills offered those back in 09, I think. They came serial numbered. I had mine scrimshawed by Gary Harbour. They were expensive. Such a great looking knife.

Check out this thread , looks like a Barnett tool co pliers knife

Mike

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Oledadsknives wrote: ↑Wed Nov 23, 2022 2:54 am I picked this knife up a few months ago at a flea market and it has no markings. The fella I bought it from didn’t know anything about it either. Anyone recognize the bone or the knife itself?54463F9A-913D-4919-A2BA-C29AE58285CE.jpegD2775431-52B3-4682-9B7A-D7166A47DC33.jpegC3E22AE3-923A-4DBF-85CE-3E29326A8927.jpeg86441E94-C27F-46E4-876B-EBC8FA902AE4.jpeg

Now for a good laugh of the week.

The ebay listing said it was small and they had pictures in their listing; But I didn't pay too much attention to this picture:
I received it today. This is what I ended up with. I'm still laughing.

I hate when that happens Jerry, I do it too! I look at the pictures, read the size, try to imagine the knife in my hand, and then fool myself into thinking I'll be happy with a little tiny knife! The one you got will make a great little keychain knife though, and the price was right!

Oledadsknives wrote: ↑Wed Nov 23, 2022 2:54 am I picked this knife up a few months ago at a flea market and it has no markings. The fella I bought it from didn’t know anything about it either. Anyone recognize the bone or the knife itself?54463F9A-913D-4919-A2BA-C29AE58285CE.jpegD2775431-52B3-4682-9B7A-D7166A47DC33.jpegC3E22AE3-923A-4DBF-85CE-3E29326A8927.jpeg86441E94-C27F-46E4-876B-EBC8FA902AE4.jpeg

You got yourself a real treasure there. It's an HHH pliers knife from Barnett.
Www.mikemoranknives.com/post/the-h-h-h- ... -knife.com
I have one that's been in my family for 60 years.

Madmarco wrote: ↑Wed Nov 23, 2022 6:13 pm I hate when that happens Jerry, I do it too! I look at the pictures, read the size, try to imagine the knife in my hand, and then fool myself into thinking I'll be happy with a little tiny knife! The one you got will make a great little keychain knife though, and the price was right!

The keyword there being "little". I thought it was cute until I got it in hand. I think I will add it to my key-chain.

Lemme tell ya fellas, the "Bombs" are dropping on me as often as one a day lately, and here's the latest from our buddy in paradise, ~Q~! Schatt & Morgan 9 1/2" oal slip-joint with wood covers, 1 of 75! Details in the appropriate threads! Thanks buddy!

Oledadsknives wrote: ↑Wed Nov 23, 2022 2:54 am I picked this knife up a few months ago at a flea market and it has no markings. The fella I bought it from didn’t know anything about it either. Anyone recognize the bone or the knife itself?54463F9A-913D-4919-A2BA-C29AE58285CE.jpegD2775431-52B3-4682-9B7A-D7166A47DC33.jpegC3E22AE3-923A-4DBF-85CE-3E29326A8927.jpeg86441E94-C27F-46E4-876B-EBC8FA902AE4.jpeg

Here's mine that Glennbad repaired for me. Ike provided a parts knife. It is a sweet little knife. Yours has more blade than mine.

Ken98k, thanks for the info on my pliers knife. I had no idea who made it. Is Barnett a USA co.?

Doglegg mine might have more blade but yours sure looks a lot cleaner than mine. Very unusual piece.

Thanks Mike of scout knives. I would have had a very hard time getting this knife identified if it wasn’t for the folks that replied here at AAPK. I appreciate it.

Oledadsknives wrote: ↑Wed Nov 23, 2022 8:33 pm Ken98k, thanks for the info on my pliers knife. I had no idea who made it. Is Barnett a USA co.?

Yes they were. I believe they went out of business in 1910.

Arrived today… one of my favorite Presidents

One to help satisfy my desire for all-metal knives that came in a recent order from my bud Jamie! It's an 8" oal Bear & Son slip-joint, with a SS drop-point blade with nick, brass colored aluminum covers, SS screws, adjustable pivot, and clip. Fairly light coming in at around 3 oz.'s and scary sharp. Opens with a strong pull of 5-6 and closes with a half-stop and gator snapping detent. Perfect fit and finish. Kindda like a B & S sodbuster. Thanks for making it available to me pal!

In my mailbox today, a package from tvic, aka Tim.
Boker 8588T. Scales are a beautiful translucent material.
Tim was great to deal with. Fair price, shipped immediately, packaged with care; couldn't ask for more.
Thanks again, Tim!

That's nice Steve! And it doesn't surprise me that Tim was a pleasure to deal with, he's such a friendly guy!

You guys are too kind! So glad you’re happy with it, Steve. Enjoy!

tvic wrote: ↑Sat Nov 26, 2022 1:52 pm You guys are too kind!

You earned it Tim!!!!

Received this MTech in yesterdays mail. Very well made. I don't care for thumb-studs but the knife redeems it's self with a flipper protrusion on the bottom of the blade like the Kershaw Leek although it's not spring assisted like the Kershaw. Very smooth opening & well built. I'm totally satisfied.

Cinnamon Bonestag whittler and trapper, and a Black and Blue bone folding hunter, all from Rough Ryder.

jerryd6818 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 26, 2022 2:29 pm

tvic wrote: ↑Sat Nov 26, 2022 1:52 pm You guys are too kind!

You earned it Tim!!!!

Received this MTech in yesterdays mail. Very well made. I don't care for thumb-studs but the knife redeems it's self with a flipper protrusion on the bottom of the blade like the Kershaw Leek although it's not spring assisted like the Kershaw. Very smooth opening & well built. I'm totally satisfied.

This is another very cool MTech Jerry, if you don't mind me asking, where are you finding them? The MTechs from way back that I have are nothing like these newer models, I like em'! Thx!

jerryd6818 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 26, 2022 2:29 pm Received this MTech in yesterdays mail.

That's a cool looking design...I like geometric shapes and that MTech has an Art Deco look to it that is somewhat reminiscent of 1930s architecture.