All About Pocket Knives

Jacknifeben wrote: ↑Thu Sep 03, 2020 3:16 pm Very nice collection. I feel lucky to have one.

Neat knife john

pearlroosterman wrote: ↑Thu Sep 03, 2020 12:19 am Not special looking at all but the important part of this knife is the R103 was the very first model to role off the assembly lines...::. Came with bail and without. Take care, John9E5E08D5-922E-40EA-94D2-BD72C66A07E7.jpeg

I would say that it is special looking!

That bone...that long pull...that swedge!!!

Over whelming!! Wow what a wonderful collection!!!

Thank you all for the compliments. I have really enjoyed my collections together over the years and with AAPK we can all share our collections. Great group of folks with a common interest in pocket knives........ as they say, who woulda thunk it?? Thanks AAPK.

A couple of recent additions. Keith, thanks for allowing me to purchase your R3363. The other is a very near mint bone Endicott Johnson Shoes knife. Please excuse my photography, both have strong blade etch but unfortunately not visible at all on the Endicott Johnson.

Beautiful examples John !

Mike

Thank you Mike.

Your having gotten them from Keith I knew they would be wonderful and they are. Congratulations John, enjoy.

, Thank You!

Nice knives John. Glad to see you doing some posting.

My latest addition. I like the blade.

Great knife John

Thank you Keith.

John

Thank you Roger!

pearlroosterman wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 10:11 pm My latest addition. I like the blade. DD447820-DB07-4F48-8CAF-FA86E62BE340.jpeg

Beautiful knife John! Blade & Scales both look great! Swedge, long pull, bone & shield all add up to a knifer's dream! Sweet find!

Thank you Tom.

I love that blade John.

Super nice old Remington.

Thank you Jim and Jerry.

My newest addition to my collection. Remington Farmer jack . So close to mint except for a couple of spots.

I could admire that knife all day long. Beautiful etch my friend b

Thank you Jim.