All About Pocket Knives

Yep, pretty cool alright!

Ok, today this Hibbard Spencer Bartlett shows up. Yep, a new older Celluloid solid with Gino's favorite shield.

Beautiful -- knife and photo!

Thanks Doug! I am gonna slightly clean it up now. Got a whole lotta gunk in the brass liners.

Here is a new arrival, 1974 Case 6220 Peanut. I've been looking for a Case peanut to put into the edc rotation, but didn't want to spend more than $30....held out and found this old diamond in the rough for $19...still solid as a rock and enough snap on both blades to chop off a finger! Cleaned up real nice and took an edge right away too, quite happy with this one.

nice Mike that should clean up well........
mailman brought me this 80's Boker today

Nice stag there Paul

Tim

Knice score Mike!

Beauty Paul!

Very nice,Paul___that's a "hunk" of stag,with all the attatchments,congrats !!!!!

Found these three,in the mail box today !!!___what a trio ___Canvas Micarta, Lumberjack__ Natural Stag, Calf Roper & White Pearl LG+, Mink Skinner ???? _____

Looks great! I got this not to long ago

WOW Monk thats some Iron

garddogg56 wrote:WOW Monk thats some Iron

Ya' gotta wear yo' "'Big Suspenders"" while ya' totin' that Lumberjack !!!!!!!

Picked up these three off eBay last night and today. Good prices!
Camillus #72 '60-'76
Wards Powr-Kraft 84-11 (Camillus #72)
Camillus WWII EZ-Open spear blade and cap lifter (Mumbly Peg ??)

-- eBay pictures --

Great snags guys, Hey Monk, that Lumberjack is really a useful knife! You could darn near cut anything.
Great pics too!

Jerry, you are on a roll, love that "Mumbly Peg"!

Thanks Colonel. I'll be doing the pee-pee dance until they get here. I'd love it if that EZ-Open has a pattern number on the back of the main blade. The EZ-Open, teardrop/bullet end frame and spear blade make me think it's not a Mumbly Peg (it also has a 4-line Camillus tang stamp) but until I get more information, I'm in suspenders.

I really like that EO Jerry. Be interesting to see if it has a number on it. The 1946 Camillus catalog lists a knife very similiar called an "Army Post Exchange Resale" with that blade configuration but it has not easy open feature.

Thanks T.J. You too can have one but it comes under the brand 'Syracuse'. As I posted in another thread, after reading a post from Chet, I did some eBay research and lo and behold, Syracuse made one exactly like it. Now I'm back to my original post, wondering if this is a Syracuse with a WWII Camillus blade stuck in it. I should get the knife tomorrow or the next day. I'm on pins and noodles.

Did a little trading with a nice guy down in AZ and this what was waiting in my mailbox today.
Snowed all morning and rained all afternoon so these were the best pix I could muster, but I hope you get the idea.


Life's good in Charlie land.

That's a beauty, I have the same one in Spear that Monk traded with me on. They're great knives.

nice ones gents got this in yesterday

singin46 wrote:That's a beauty, I have the same one in Spear that Monk traded with me on. They're great knives.

Yea,,,, suprisingly light weight for its size.
It does however have a little up and down play (not side play) when locked open that bothers me a bit, but other than that, I'm happy.
Charlie

Wow that's a nice older Case 20 to 40 stamped Toothpick cato!

Here's a new to me, solid celluloid handled Imperial Providence R.I. stamp. Pretty sure someone cleaned this but I don't care, it saved me trouble. Handles are in great shape and very solid with good snap on all blades, I like the Cattleman patterns in these.

Great knives all !