All About Pocket Knives

I used to have a thing for cattle knives too, looks like Duncan does.

What’s the price on that one and the farmers jack Roger?

Lyle,If I ever decide to sell them,I'll call you first.

How’dy Lyle.
When I get home - I will load more up!

Oh by the way Lyle I picked up on your past tense of having “ used” to like Cattle knives - I bet deep down that fire still burns Lyle!

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:This is my latest cattle knife, very happy to have this beauty.

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Paul,here's a cousin to yours.Maher & Grosh tang stamp.

Roger, just a gorgeous condition Cattle knife Looks like it just came off the production floor!

peanut740 wrote:Paul,here's a cousin to yours.Maher & Grosh tang stamp.

Very nice Roger. Is that 3 5/8"?

Yes it is Paul.

peanut740 wrote:

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:This is my latest cattle knife, very happy to have this beauty.

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Paul,here's a cousin to yours.Maher & Grosh tang stamp.

Roger: I like everything about that knife. Nice one!!

Thanks Roger, nice to see your post.

I picked up another one of these. The bone is very dark on it, almost black, but there is a hint of red at the ends.

peanut740 wrote:

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:This is my latest cattle knife, very happy to have this beauty.

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Paul,here's a cousin to yours.Maher & Grosh tang stamp.

Roger, more great knives as usual, you really find some stunners, great eye!

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:I picked up another one of these. The bone is very dark on it, almost black, but there is a hint of red at the ends.

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Paul, another great Schrade, I just picked up a 804 Whittler with bone like that, not quite as dark.

Wow! Roger and Paul

Both of you guys posted stunning Cattle’s - Roger that M & G is something else!
Paul matey - no surprise you’ve shown yet another beauty!

Three old Jack Knife Ben cattle knives made by NAPANOCH.

Very cool. Thanks for posting those.

Anything that derived from Napanock is usually amazing built Knives - these three are no exception to that - great Knives!

Very nice JKB !!!!

Mike

Jacknifeben wrote:Three old Jack Knife Ben cattle knives made by NAPANOCH.

Three real treasures right there, jacknifeben.
Thank you.

peanut740 wrote:Thanks Roger, nice to see your post.

Me too, I know I’m not here as much anymore, but it’s good to see old friends posting.

WOW! I have just been skimming through here and gentlemen - you are displaying some outstanding Cattle Knives- I just cannot believe just how nice some examples are shown here- Thank you all for sharing!

Here are a few of mine, starting off with a Nice Wards! Neat Acorn Leaf Shield and beautiful finely Jigged Bone - I really like this beautiful Knife!

Another Nice Cattle Knife, Kutmaster Utica , The Bone is quite incredible up close!

This Knife tends to alwyas capture me because if it werent for Black Composite Jigged Hnadles- - as in if this had Jigged Bone or Stag- this would be simply an outstanding knife, the build quality is right up there- the Smaller detail like the Swage shaping and the Shape of the Spey etc- really make this knife- I love it!
ENDERES, somewhat of a Elusive Stamping - the Knife is in nice condition- someone long ago cleaned the Knife- but I would rather own this knife than not- Thats for sure!

Here are the 3 Bone Cattles I displayed a couple of pages back, different shots- Lovely- Lovely Bone!

Great Old Imperial - Strong knife!! deserves the name Cattle Knife for sure!

HIGH CARBON STEEL, U.S.A, Camillus top- notch Quality here used on these and as we know their Sta - Sharp examples- I absolutely love these Knives, the Bone on this is simply awesome- it's a lighter Variant than what we are used to seeing from Camillus- but this is nice stuff here!
Has a lovelt Coined Middle Liner, and although used- this extremely well built Knife has been looked after and obviously appreciated- The Walk and Talk on all of these Blades is superb with NO blade movement whatsoever