All About Pocket Knives

Thanks DF! I have been havin some fun findin some older ones but this weekend should prove to be Knifin Overload for me. Can't wait to fall off the cliff. There are others now that I have in my sites but who if I can find them, we shall see boys!

Cool! Give Dale a handshake from me.

WB

Will do WB.

singin46 wrote:this weekend should prove to be Knifin Overload for me.

I usually go into overload about ten minutes after I walk in the door and start seeing the forest instead of the trees. No point in telling you to have fun because I know you will.

Yep, it should a big O fun time for the next couple days. I'm lookin forward to meetin a bunch of guys here in person too, I will be takin lots of pictures so get ready fellers.

Let 'er rip!!

My mail carrier treats me right. She usually doesn't deliver here until mid-afternoon but I saw her up the street this morning and since I was expecting this knife, I stopped and asked if she had a package for me. She checked her truck and handed the package to me at 0900 instead of making me wait until 1500.

Good going Maria. Stacking up those Brownie points for Christmas 2012.

Camillus #72 197x-198x after a little cleaning.

dang perry on a roll for sure!!

got this little 4 inch catt in today

has some blade etch still left

R REIN*** denver is all i can make out rite now

think its R REINECKIE DENVER

jerryd6818 wrote:Rust On Secondary Clip Blade

something really ate at the metal on that blade Jerry


Cato, that is a beautiful old knife

Beauty Cato!!!

Beautiful Jack, Cato.

Got these 3 in today...

Miller Bro`s wrote:

jerryd6818 wrote:Rust On Secondary Clip Blade

something really ate at the metal on that blade Jerry

Yeah, it's pretty deep Dimitri. I'm glad the camera was able to catch it. In spite of that canyon, it doesn't really hurt the knife. It was nowhere near mint in the first place, but it's a good solid knife and would make a good EDC if I were so inclined. Best of all, I didn't pay much for it. I'm okay with it.

JohnnyR - Good scout/utility day for you.

jerryd6818 wrote:It was nowhere near mint in the first place, but it's a good solid knife and would make a good EDC if I were so inclined. Best of all, I didn't pay much for it. I'm okay with it.

Other than the pitting on that blade the other blades have very little to no wear, it would make a very nice EDC

Johnnie, your on a roll with the scout knives

Hey Jerry, that's an interesting Scout knife.
Cato, you got a real beauty there and to even get a little etch surviving,,,BONUS!
Johnnie you're on a Scout roll I see. Those are all winners right there.

Very nice knives cato and Johnnie

Tim

Thanks Fella's!!

nice knives guys , love this post seems like i get a knife everytime you guys post
love it.

found out R REINEKE WAS A CUTLERY AND SILVERWARE STORE IN DENVER

Jerry nice 72 Scout,

Cato excellent Catt jack

Johnnie R. that's a fine trio of Scout knives

Rain or not i went to schomy's show and was pleased to see a seller that i don't see often enough. He had about a dozen rolls or more. Found a Shapleigh Hdwe DE stockman that spoke to me.

Hey Guys, great thread and a bunch of cool knives and posts. If you start from page one it takes a long time to get thru.

Mailman brought this last week. CASE 1971/9 dot Cheetah 5111-1/2LSSP. I also have a CASE 1971/9 dot Cheetah 5111-1/2L. Only 1700 made of both variations. Glad to own one of each.

Good thread, keep it going. Thanks, Jerry

Nice knives, guys!

After seeing that #85 GEC club knife with the cap lifter (from the "other" website), I have been wanting something similar (yes, I am kicking myself for not getting one).

I have picked these two up this year....an Iroquois (Utica) with bone handles - circa 1920-1940.

And a 4-line Camillus with composite handles....I think it dates to WWII - 1941-1946.

I just got these two Schrade Barlows in a trade with Dale. They are the first Schrades in my collection. Thank you Dale!

Some very nice knives,Fella's!!

Unk wrote:Nice knives, guys!

After seeing that #85 GEC club knife with the cap lifter (from the "other" website), I have been wanting something similar (yes, I am kicking myself for not getting one).

I have picked these two up this year....an Iroquois (Utica) with bone handles - circa 1920-1940.

And a 4-line Camillus with composite handles....I think it dates to WWII - 1941-1946.

I have one of the Camillus 4 lines. In the 1946 catalog, they called that an "Army Post Exchange Resale Knife". I'm currently carrying it and I like it so much I have saved searches for some of the other tang stamps with which they were made. Thanks for posting those. I didn't know about the Iroquois brand.

This mint Schrade 863, open stock whittler came in today's mail; I've been trying to add a few whittler and a few open stock Schrades to my collection - this one checked both boxes. I won it off a gun auction site about 2-1/2 weeks ago (the gun auction sites take much longer than e-Bay to get your product due to not having Paypal, having to mail USPMO's, etc.) At any rate I was pleased to finally get to see it today.