All About Pocket Knives

Hey guys! Just found a sweet lift lever Pelletts Patent Knife.

Very nice, great find!

Miller Bro's wrote:Very nice, great find!

Thanks!

My current 'Lever lift' collection... Enjoy!

Kirk

Wow!

Some really nice ones in that group!

Miller Bro's wrote:Wow!

Some really nice ones in that group!

Thanks man!

Here's an interesting Pellet patent lift tab on a cigar cutter, don't really need the tab because this one is spring loaded like a switch blade. Just push the button and it pops up!

Miller Bro's wrote:Here's an interesting Pellet patent lift tab on a cigar cutter, don't really need the tab because this one is spring loaded like a switch blade. Just push the button and it pops up!

Yours? That’s cool though!

I posted some pellets ect at the beginning of this thread. I thought that since you mention ring turns I would add these which were made for a short time by Canal Street Cutlery. There were not a lot of runs of these. Especially the mother of pearl model. They introduced the resurrection of the ring turn at a shot show a few years back . Dave Swinden who had been around since Schrade made them had the knowledge and ability to make this variation. Of course Dave is gone and so is Canal street so there will not be any more of these. LT

bronze4u wrote:Yours? That’s cool though!

Thanks, yes it's mine

The lever ended and pellet knives are very cool and have not seen many in hand ...

LT - Canal street made some great quality knives

Dimitri - That is one awesome cigar cutter I do have to ask - What does "patent" refer to - patent as in "patenting an invention" or "patent" as in approved by royalty or neither ???.... I ask because that old quill I have shown before with a GcrownR (this one being King George II-IV & pre-1830 and not King George V of the 1900s) had only the word "patent" stamped underneath it - and I have been trying to figure out what it means ...

lt632ret wrote:I posted some pellets ect at the beginning of this thread. I thought that since you mention ring turns I would add these which were made for a short time by Canal Street Cutlery. There were not a lot of runs of these. Especially the mother of pearl model. They introduced the resurrection of the ring turn at a shot show a few years back . Dave Swinden who had been around since Schrade made them had the knowledge and ability to make this variation. Of course Dave is gone and so is Canal street so there will not be any more of these. LT

He made a great version for sure! I have had two bone ones myself. One a 'PROTOTYPE' I trade for two vintage ring turns on here. I think I sold the other one. These always sell for a high amount it seems. Nice set of knives there!

Kirk

LongBlade wrote:Dimitri - That is one awesome cigar cutter I do have to ask - What does "patent" refer to - patent as in "patenting an invention" or "patent" as in approved by royalty or neither ???.... I ask because that old quill I have shown before with a GcrownR (this one being King George II-IV & pre-1830 and not King George V of the 1900s) had only the word "patent" stamped underneath it - and I have been trying to figure out what it means ...

Thanks Lee, I really like it too

Patent refers to an invention

Just scored a unique little lever ended knife, from one of my UK sellers. $64.00 plus $13.00 shipping. (not bad for this rare knife!)

Antique Greco 27 Sloane square, Lever open twin blade knife.

I will post my own photos once it crossed the pond... Nice uncracked celluloid!

Kirk

Very cool knives! Congrats on your newest addition!

bronze4u wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2019 5:03 pm Just scored a unique little lever ended knife, from one of my UK sellers. $64.00 plus $13.00 shipping. (not bad for this rare knife!)

Antique Greco 27 Sloane square, Lever open twin blade knife.

I will post my own photos once it crossed the pond... Nice uncracked celluloid!

Kirk

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B4U, that is the first I have seen of that style of knife. Something to watch for. Congratulations.

bronze4u wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2019 5:03 pm Just scored a unique little lever ended knife, from one of my UK sellers. $64.00 plus $13.00 shipping. (not bad for this rare knife!)

Antique Greco 27 Sloane square, Lever open twin blade knife.

I will post my own photos once it crossed the pond... Nice uncracked celluloid!

Kirk

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That's really cool!

Never heard or seen anything like these

Very cool Knives

That's what I love about AAPK, always something to learn!

Ken

bronze4u wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2019 5:03 pm Just scored a unique little lever ended knife, from one of my UK sellers. $64.00 plus $13.00 shipping. (not bad for this rare knife!)

Antique Greco 27 Sloane square, Lever open twin blade knife.

I will post my own photos once it crossed the pond... Nice uncracked celluloid!

Kirk

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.......I can't quit looking at the Camillus "ring turn" knife!!!!!..........priceless!!!........... ..............

Haha! Right

Late to the party… A 2-3/4” Napanoch.

Nice example, and nice pearl!

I’m late to the party also. Here’s one I’ve posted before elsewhere, an old Rather & Co. “grooming” knife that has both pellets and levers. The small pen has a pellet, while the earwax spoon and the tortoise shell toothpick are lever opening. Another interesting feature is the “half” nail nick opener on the scissors and the button hook.

Ken

Very cool!

Cool knives schmoozer & Ken.