All About Pocket Knives

Very nice pair Cal! I'm a fan of yellow for EDC, and especially like the master blade on the 896.

Ken

Here a couple of Case Greenbone Whittlers
Tested and XX 6380
Thanks for looking

You could call those drool spigots jlw, veeeeeeeeeery nice.

Bought this Kershaw Scallion to pair up with my Hi-Point C9. I call it my "ugly gun"

I only noticed this pair earlier today . On the left is a Craftsman stockman that I recently acquired and on the right a Camillus 67 that I have had for a while . Both have that Lucious rogers bone. Looks like a match to me.

royal0014 wrote:Luscious . . .

...... but I agree, those are fine examples.

Oops! I wonder why this auto correct never works when you actually need it.

gsmith7158 wrote:

royal0014 wrote:Luscious . . .

...... but I agree, those are fine examples.

Oops! I wonder why this auto correct never works when you actually need it.

Don't worry about it, Greg...mistakes aren't necessarily always a bad thing, after all, that's how we sometimes get factory seconds, right!

Anyway...here's a nice matching pair of elephant ivory Remington Barlows (that are not factory seconds).
~Q~

Here are a pair of HS&B OVB line made by NYK. I researched the picture knife and found the Grandson of the people pictured and their homestead way up in Northern Minnesota. The knife is dated 1912. The celluloid is near perfect and I pray it stays that way. The bone one I got last weekend for about 1/20th of what I paid for the picture knife. I'd love to have a whole roll of these. ____Dave

Pair of horn handle slot knives, both made in Austria. The small one is a Wadsworth and Son, and the larger is a Providence Cutlery Co. I love the fancy bolsters. Both are at least 100 years old. ____Dave

Here's a pretty close match.

Robeson and Remington Orange Blossoms.

FRJ wrote:Here's a pretty close match.

Robeson and Remington Orange Blossoms.

Very Nice FRJ

My set of Queen Cutlery Ranger Series by Justin Gingrich
According to the Paper work that came with these, its the first time Queen as made a Damascus Knife.

First collaboration by Ranger Knives and Queen Cutlery
First Damascus blade Queen has ever made
First folding knife that Justin Gingrich (Ranger Knives- OKC) has designed
Series limited to 500 pieces
Made in the USA

.

Thank you, Gary.
I've never seen those Queens before. Very interesting.

PCwizard, great pair, love the large pivot screws. Looks like a solid, no play kind of mechanism.
FRJ, love the blossoms, the blade looks almost identical to my Tidioute #14 boys knife spear that I love. Very cool pair.

Took some photos of more pairs that I have.

1. Great Eastern Cutlery Tidioute #13 Whip
2. Gerber Silver Knight, I replaced the handles with Mammoth, One inner Ivory \ One Mammoth Tooth.
3. AG Russell - Agents Office Knife - 2008 and 2016 Models
4. Parker - Grey Ghost - One of my favorite patterns. (Big Thanks to Kootenay Joe for selling me one)
5. Aristocrat - Majestic 3 5/8 Closed with the unusual "Lever lock" Locking Mechanisms.

.

PC, man every one of those is beautiful, what a group. Hats off. Woweeeee.

Thank you Ivoryman.

A fine group of doubles you have there, Gary.

Here's a couple of Robeson lobsters that are the same ..... but different.

FRJ wrote:Thank you Ivoryman.

A fine group of doubles you have there, Gary.

Here's a couple of Robeson lobsters that are the same ..... but different.

Thanks Ivoryman and FRJ
Love the shape if those lobsters and the scales look in excellent condition.

Thanks guys.

Gary, what is that image in your avatar?

FRJ wrote:Thanks guys.

Gary, what is that image in your avatar?

Hawaiian Lei O Mano.
(Lei O Mano is a shark-toothed war club used by the Hawaiian People in ancient times)

.

I like your Pearl set's Joe, very nice
The only pair I have are Kutmaster's, almost identical in Pearl.


Bob

Thank you, Gary. That looks like quite a weapon.

Thank you, Bob. Those are fine looking knives you have there, and I like that old turnscrew too.

Aesthetically, they're more of a matching-ish pair, but these will always be big/lil cuz to me because they represent my small part in helping AAPK maintain and grow its place as the internet's best source of knife info, pics, and camaraderie. My first two copperlocks courtesy of the AAPK benefit auction: