All About Pocket Knives

Next is a pattern 858 stockman also in waterfall.

Next is a pattern 946 stockman in cracked Ice.

Next is a K03433.

This next one has no tang stamps or pattern #.It is etched "Keen Kutter Special".Made by Camillus.

Not to shabby of a "little collection " you bought. These and the scharade you posted are top notch. Very nice.

Next is a K3925 stockman with "Hammer Forged "stamped onto the blade.

Next is a K3829 salesman sample stockman.

Next is a K3828 stockman.Also a salesman sample.

Next is the last stockman,a Schrade made 947.

Lastly is an E.C.Simmons stamped pearl,with a Keen Kutter etch.

Fabulous knives you're showing, Roger. Thanks for the show.

Beautiful knives, Roger! I am especially partial to the two E.C. Simmons ones.
Dan

Thanks Keith,Joe and Dan.

That is some really good stuff Roger.

I got 3 new to me Keen Kutters in the last couple of weeks. First is a little 2 5/8" pearl handled pen knife, K27121. Second is a 3 1/4" 2 blade jack with composite scales, K2423. Lastly a 3" 4 blade pen knife with pearl handles, K4458. All three are basically unused, with the factory edge. However, all have some spiders and staining.
Dan

K2423

K4458

Great knives Dan ! Yes there are spiders but you know 100% that these knives were never buffed or altered. They are definitely all original and i see them as top examples. Minty knives with no marks (spiders, etc.) on blade are sometimes hard to know if finish is the original.
The pearl 4 blade senator is my favorite because i collect 4 blade senators, zenith of the cutlers' art. With blades closed does it have sunk or half sunk joints ?
kj

Thanks Roland. Joints are sunk. I usually forget to take the blades closed pic.
Dan

Dan, outstanding additions to your growing and expanding Keen Kutter collection! I got agree with KJ, that 4 blade senator is just beautiful and I would love to find one like it especially an original like yours that hasn't been boosted. The sunken joints are just so perfectly suited to a pearl senator

Thanks Dan. That's a classy knife, top of the line. BRL has said that the senator was often the most expensive folding knife a company offered.
kj

My 2 Keen Kutters; A pre K.K. Simmons Hardware, and a 2and1/4 inch Mop.
Bruce

Nice ones! Had to find the old inked on (etched?) pattern numbers.

Thank you Lloyd and msteele6. I do like getting the ones with the etched pattern number.
Couple of nice old Keen Kutters, Berryb. A lot of the Simmons marked knives originally had a Keen Kutter etch.
Dan

The last KK that I own.