All About Pocket Knives

I can't compete with Trevor's two beauties but I'm thrilled with the Kershaw Silver Spur II Scott made available to me. I must admit, after I agreed to purchase it, I had some buyers remorse. I looked it up on the Internet, found it's only 3" closed and my heart sank. BUT when I opened it and started handling it, my buyers remorse flew right out the window. What a great little knife Scott and thanks for the fob thingy. I use the other fob you gave me on my WWII Camillus EZ-Open and love it.

The Imperial Easy-open Jack that I bought from Hank Hansen (HH Knives) here on AAPK came in today's mail. I took a couple of quick pictures to upload here - but want to compose some better ones later. I am thrilled, this one is exactly what I was hoping for in my first Easy-opener; bone handles, very nice condition, older, good steel, working class knife like my Granddad would have carried (the one who owned a local hardware store from the 1930's until his death in 1951) and that I can carry. This knife was made from the early to mid 1930's; I have a Winchester shotgun and some shells from the same era - trying to compose a picture in my mind of how to put them all together, but centering on the knife.

You're very welcome Jerry.

I had seller's remorse as I was packing it.........

Glad you're happy!

Got my new CSC Single Blade Trapper today.
It ain't no Indian Jack, but it's a keeper.

Case ya couldn't tell,,,, I'm partial to Wood Scales.

Charlie

Old Hunter wrote:The Imperial Easy-open Jack that I bought from Hank Hansen (HH Knives) here on AAPK came in today's mail. I took a couple of quick pictures to upload here - but want to compose some better ones later. I am thrilled, this one is exactly what I was hoping for in my first Easy-opener; bone handles, very nice condition, older, good steel, working class knife like my Granddad would have carried (the one who owned a local hardware store from the 1930's until his death in 1951) and that I can carry. This knife was made from the early to mid 1930's; I have a Winchester shotgun and some shells from the same era - trying to compose a picture in my mind of how to put them all together, but centering on the knife.

That's really nice Colonel. Congratulations.

Second trip to the P.O. produced this old Hubertus 2577/4 model Red Stag Hunting Knife.
This knife is quite large, was surprised by it actually.

Side note: this knife made it from Germany to Alaska in 7 calendar days!! Gotta be a USPS Record of some kind!
Track #RG608135115DE

IM

Very nice

Really goo looking Hubertus Trevor but those GEC's you got in kick some serious butt.

Aimus

Great knives, guys!

IM, that red stag is sweet!

Mydogshunt now thats some nice wood

That's a lot of Knife Garddogg,

What's the length? Some Awesome scales as well BH

Got this in today

Boker 125TH Anniversary

Outlaw....I like everything about it . ....Knife,Pouch and Box!!

Charlie...awesome trio!!

Trev.....you know I love that Hubertus....anything Utility related!!....SWEET scales.

Heres one that I received from, Tim. .......Thanks Bro.


Thought I would throw in a quick sketch that I did of it!!......NOT!!

nice jr u drew that? very nice, i like it as well as the knife

Looks good Johnnie


Tim

Back on the work-a-day end of the scale; found myself (on e-Bay last weekend) a NOS Old Cutler, smooth yellow handled Delrin, 3-3/8" jack knife. Came in the mail today, took a poor quality picture; will do better one day next week but it won't be tomorrow, last day of turkey season and I have an unfilled tag.

nice jr u drew that? very nice, i like it as well as the knife

NO...I didn't draw it. ..I wish that I could draw that well.
Its an App. that I have for my iMac.


Nice Serpentine Jack, OH.


Thanks Tim. ...Man,it’s a tight sucker.

Charlie......love that WOOD!

JR......knice metal knife.

OH......Knice score on the Old Cutler. Made by Colonial's Robert Paolantonio.

Great knifes guys
picked up two old mop knives this month a old Southington, Conn & a Valley forge, NJ

Those are beautiful knives Paul


Tim

basser5 wrote:Those are beautiful knives Paul


Tim

Tim, thanks.......

Really pretty knives Paul, especially the teardrop.

Rocky

yes, in agreement with that vote

thanks Guys.........