All About Pocket Knives

Nice bunch of knives guys

Here one I found
Case XX USA 5265 On a XX Frame
Larry

Nice one Larry!!

jlw257 wrote:Nice bunch of knives guys

Here one I found
Case XX USA 5265 On a XX Frame
Larry

Very very nice!

Great looking knife Larry. And those are scarce!

Ken

Thanks Ken, Jdub, and Tim

Larry

!!!
Treefarmer

zp4ja wrote:A couple fine stag Hunters there Justin my friend! Pretty 10 dot Whittler also.

Jerry

Thank you kindly sir!

I picked this 61050R at the Ga. show this past weekend. Big strong knife and I was attracted to it because of the bail as well.

Tom

Really nice one there Tom. Bill

Very nice Tom, hate I missed the show now
Larry

Nice pick up Tom. Haven't seen one of those with a bail before.

Ken

Won this 6488 7 dot last night on the bay.
$147.00

Sweet

olderdogs1 wrote:I picked this 61050R at the Ga. show this past weekend. Big strong knife and I was attracted to it because of the bail as well.

Tom

Very sweet Tom! Beautiful bone on a great example.

daus wrote:Won this 6488 7 dot last night on the bay.
$147.00

Nice pickup. Very nice!

Nice 88,I had it on my watch list,nice price also!

Hey daus!
Congratulations, great knife! Just noticed your location, Malone. We're almost neighbors, you are north and east of us over in Washington County.
Treefarmer

Treefarmer hello. Retired sodbuster myself.
i have been wanting an 88 but they usually are pricey, I was tickled pink to win that for that price.

Cream of the crop knives, nice pick-ups!

I appreciate the comments on my knife, guys. Very nice 88 as well.

Tom

Tom that's a fine, fine old Case!

That 88 is real nice too! I love them big knives!

Two recent pickups, the 1st is a Tested GREENBONE 6240 dogleg trapper, the 2nd is a W R Case & Sons 62026LP in ROGERS BONE.
I got the doctors knife from Ray "Paladin" on AAPK.
Thanks for looking.


Tom

Great find Tom very rare
I love the Greenbone and Rogers Bones Handles
Larry

Thanks Larry, The W R Doctor's knife is only 2 7/8" closed. This is the 1st one of these I have seen. Jim Sargent shows one on page 89 of Volume 7 although with celluloid handles. As is the case with a lot of the W R Case & Sons knives, this one has the pattern number stamped on the small blade tang.

Tom

It's to note how the earlier it seems (for the most part) for a pattern,the more detail was incorporated. In the case of the Dr's knife,the curve in the handle to fit the hand,like a pruner does.At this time,more companies,more competition and demand, until towards the Depression.

Good point, Lyle. It has a swayback like a congress. At only 2 7/8" hard for me to imagine what the knife was actually used for.

Tom