All About Pocket Knives

Thanks Johnnie! I'm already carrying the Hammer Brand! Love the steel, the blades take such a knice edge!

Love it! Love it! Love it! Love it! Love it!

The Leek is not my first so the blush of first love is not quite there but I can't imagine my cousin not falling for it. If he doesn't I'm going to kick him out of the family.


JohnnieR, my dehydrated friend. The Buck SIRUS is a TANK and slick as a whistle. You didn't steer me wrong buddy. The quality just jumps out and slaps you right in the face. What a well built knife.


I may have to get the other two colors of the Kershaw Needs Work. Where have you been all my life. A little less substantial than the Buck but opens as slick as a cat's ---.


NO BUYERS REMORSE HERE!!!

very nice Jerry......got to get me one of those needs work sweet blade

Beautiful trio, Jerry. ....I knew you would like the Buck...I got 2 headed my way.

WOW !!!!!! great bunch of knives Jerry___these "" style knives"" are lookin' better to me all the time

Didn't have one of these so ____Just snatched this, 1979 CASE RISQUE HA 199 1/2 High Art __off E-Bay ___my question ??????? to you guys, is what's the handle material ?? acrylic?? celluloid ??? clear resin ???___can't seem to find the answer

Not for sure but I have never seen or heard of one gassing out.

johnnierotten wrote:Not for sure but I have never seen or heard of one gassing out.

Thanks JR***____I am going to keep it away from my other knives__ just to play it safe !!!

This was taken from the Case site. Pretty much tells the story.

High Art - The manufacturing process of applying photos under clear celluloid handle material on knives; such as Case's HA199_SSP.

WB

whitebuffalo58 wrote:This was taken from the Case site. Pretty much tells the story.

High Art - The manufacturing process of applying photos under clear celluloid handle material on knives; such as Case's HA199_SSP.

WB

Thanks WB____ I will keep that ""BEAUTY"" FAR AWAY from my other knives for sure !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ( I have never owned a celluloid handle knife ) but have seen enough info,from you guys, to know what happens to some of them __thanks for the help guys !!!

She is a beauty monk, congrats on gettin'er! Effects of off-gassing are greatly reduced if it's kept where air can circulate around it.

WB

She's a good looking knife Monk. Seems like a lot of them last forever without outgassing and then some don't last at all. I wish you luck with it.

IDEAL K CO
USA
Just over 4 1/2 " closed....can't seem to find much info on this company except that they operated out of Providence RI from 1924--1986...not sure if they were a Colonial or Imperial brand, or if they were a seperate company. Either way I like the looks of this big ol' toothpick, even though it's obviously seen some hard use over the years! Gotta admit, the red kinda caught my eye....
Mike

You're on a roll Mike

Got these in the mail yesterday:
Colonial Fish Knife (small)
Imperial Shell
Challenge Cutlery
No name tortoise shell.

This NOS 3" Imperial USA, yellow shell-handled jackknife came in todays mail from Scott (Triple F) - another version of the Cap-lifter jack - I'm going to guess a late 1970's to late 1980's based on the short cap-lifter. Scott, the USPS did you proud on this one - two days service from FL to eastern NC!

Glad you like it Bruce!
With $1.99 price we thought it might be from the 60's.....just a guess though.

Scott, your guess could be right - just browsed a 1959 Imperial catalog - that knife is not in the catalog, but every cap-lifter shown was of the short variety by 1959. It is a very cool knife, regardless of what year it was made (tang stamp covers the range from 1956-1988).

Ps. Thanks for including the "Old Hickory" cloth tape - that is the nickname of the old 30th Infantry Division, NC & SC ARNG!

PPs I decided to leave it in unused condition - that old gum back, price tag has made it 4 or 5 decades on the reverse side of the knife - so it gets to stay that way!

Sweet knives fellas.

Very nice everyone

Got this H&R AG Russell era coffin jack and a Robeson fish knife today.

Tim

GREAT LOOKING stag on the Hen & Rooster

Beautiful knives, Tim.

Thanks fellas



Tim

Very nice knives fellerz here is one ii picked up from the central ky knife show

Nice stag Robert

Tim

I also got this last week or week before

Robert...your definitely on a roll. ...great looking knives.