All About Pocket Knives

I hate to be the bearer of bad news , but I hope that you didn't invest too much in the "Case xx" copperhead . We need to look out for each other and someone has pulled a fast one on you .

Bob R. (RIDGEWOOD CUTLERY)


OOOOOOPPSSSSS..........
well, im NOT IN IT very deep $55.....
FOR SALE...... extremely rare CASE fishing weight

No worries . It's worth that for an EDC .
Bob R.

MrBlister wrote:I hate to be the bearer of bad news , but I hope that you didn't invest too much in the "Case xx" copperhead . We need to look out for each other and someone has pulled a fast one on you .

Bob R. (RIDGEWOOD CUTLERY)


OOOOOOPPSSSSS..........
well, im NOT IN IT very deep $55.....
FOR SALE...... extremely rare CASE fishing weight

No worries . It's worth that just for an EDC .
Bob R.

A 3-3/4" New York Knife Co. Double pull Swell Center Split Backsring Whittler!
Oh what a name,,,but OH WHAT A KNIFE! She's sweet!

Rig - that is a sweet one!

Unk

Here's a new old one.....

Wilbert Cut. Co. - made for Sears, circa 1908-1921. It's a handful at 4.25". Sabre grind on the master.

Unk

I like that knife! Lots of character.

Yeah cool UNk - love the patina on that one!

Here's a couple Case 2nd Cut Antique Bones, one's a Mini Trapper and the other is a Mini Copperlock. I have a real soft spot for the Mini Copperlocks. I picked these two up from Sooner State Knives Kenny is a great person to do business with.

Some very nice knives there folks ....

I especially like the mini trapper with the warncliff blade ... sweet

Pretty knives ,Dave and BuckEye

Here's a few more---couple of Saddlehorns,a Sowbelly,and a 76'Case,E 'Toe______________sure enjoy sharin' with you guys it's like a new knife show,everyday what a great thread_______________Monk

I received this trapper in the mail today, a gift from an old friend and fellow collector! There was also another knife in the package, a cool little red knife that flips open when you pull the back of the handle.

Nice way to start the weekend.

When the Man comes around...

MrBlister wrote:Heres a dusty ole rag arrived TX 6-24
Somebody sed it was a 6111 1/2 XX
If it aint worth nuthin, guess i can still stir paint with it..

regards.. dave

Now that's what I'm talkin' bout ! That's the best looking "paint stirrer" I've seen in a long time ! Looks like you're the one who pulled the fast one this time . Great find !

Bob R. (RIDGEWOOD CUTLERY)

Thought I might post this little gem that came in the mail Saturday from my son. He is a GOOD fella for sure to treat his old dad this way. Spratts Dog Grooming. As an AKC dog show judge and breeder of TOP Cardigan Welsh Corgis (MY dog just won best of breed at the World Dog Show last weekend) I appreciate this knife a lot

Enjoy

Some very nice,knives guys----first dog groomer,I ever saw,and that ""paint stirrer"" ain't bad either Dave

Here's the long awaited S&M Premier #10 Lockback Humpback Whittler (2yrs?). Thanks Clarence. This is one of my all time favorites.

NO, NO, don't stir paint with that knife thang, Blisterman.
I'll send one of those wood paint stirrers in trade for that Case.
The wood paddle will work much better, I'll GURENTY it!

Paul

BuckeyeSchatt,
Very nice looking handles..!

Froggyedge wrote:BuckeyeSchatt,
Very nice looking handles..!

Thanks Froggyedge. I'm very happy with this knife,the Premier series quality is hard to beat.

Got this one dot in today...............

Nice little stockman

"This is a vintage curved jack knife pattern stamped S&M (Schatt & Morgan) Titusville, PA. on both blades, 1896 - 1931 .It is 3 1/8" overall length closed."

This one arrived today. Love those Pennsylvania made knives! BTW not my photo.

Mike

Just rec'd a couple of rare SAKs.
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