All About Pocket Knives

The top one is the CASE Knife David.

The hawkbill is made by Maniago and is NOT a fixed blade.

Better pics of the CASE knife....

Oh yeah Scott, I see the Case break. The hawkbill looked in the picture like a fixed blade I bought and I couldn't see where it folded. Here are a few I bought at my NSBC club meeting. Actually I bought the Thomas Turner 1800's sailors knife and the other two came along as a bonus. They are a slightly gasing Jordan, St. Lewis and a Maleham & Yeomans blade that probably found a new home in this frame. The sailors knife is in unbelievable condition beautifully stamped with Encore on both sides and perfect stag with not even a pin crack.___Dave

Gut my college age nephews sum Kershaws and me a S&W Bodyguard for the pocket

gdogg,
You'll have a happy nephew and that Bodyguard is pretty neat, too! The pastor of our church keeps one of those lil' S&W's in a Sneaky Pete pouch on him most of the time, never know it's there. His has a laser on it.
Treefarmer

thanx TF I've never had a pocket carry,I was and am torn between the Colt Mustang or the Glock 42 USA all fine guns,just liked the over all feel of the S&W.And tonite at the family get to geather my Bro brought me a Remington knife

Very nice dogg! I went through much the same thing a month ago when I got my springfield XDs. I thought I'd get something else, but it came down to feel. Yours looks like a dandy! These pocket rockets are pretty cool and so is the knife!

Love them Springfields Colonel mines in a 9mm these little .380 are tough to keep the muzzle down almost like learning to shoot over again I'll tell ya Colonel it took me a month to decide which one to buy they all felt good till I tried the Sig but the slide bit me twice and I took her out of the line-up

I only got slide bit once. But hammer bit quite a few times.
Nothing new in knives or guns to show off....

Today's pawnshop find, my second knife of 2016 (and the first Buck hasn't made it here yet via the USPS!) I had just a minute between lunch and my first afternoon sales call - stopped at a pawnshop I have never found a decent knife at before and they had this Buck 422 commemorating the 1983 NOAC (Boy Scouts of America, National Order of the Arrow Conference). It was new, except for missing the nylon sheath - going have to try to find one now. Just never know what a pawnshop is going to have. OH
Ps On the back of the blade it is etched with the OA Brotherhood sash (I should have taken a picture). I ASSUME that there must have been an Ordeal and a Vigil version as well.

I'm here to tell ya Colonel, that 422 is a fine knife. I have one in orange. Do you suppose the sheath had BSA markings?

Thanks Jerry. The standard red BSA Bucklite 422 came with an olive colored nylon sheath, edged in brown nylon tape, with the BSA fleur-de-lis emblem and the BUCK name embroidered on the front. I'm ASSUMING this NOAC version came with the same (or maybe with OA or NOAC embroidered on it). OH

Kniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice score pal!!!

I had a great day at the fleas gut me a Schrade money clip,a Imperial stainless camp knife with a Craftsman etch on the spear main with something I'd never seen on tang Imperial over stainless over USA 1954 an old bullet knife and a fine Case 6120ss all in a good Saturday ::groove::also a spare sheath

Good score on that peanut, GD!

Thanx Glen found me new hunting grounds coming back FM Grandsons hockey games gut me an old Miller Bros USA in curled up Baker lite covers and one I can't make out but tang reads Newark NJ in ebony wood handles. Bear trap snap on both with original pocket lint :lol:Steel bolsters on the Miller.The one FM Newark has NS with half stops.

Always wanted one of these. A friend set up at a local gun/knife show told me yesterday at the show he had it but didn't have room on his table to put it out. After thinking about it last night, I was kicking myself for at least not asking him to see it and what it would cost me. I went back up to the show and bit the bullet, spending a little more than I could afford. I'll sleep better tonight. It's a 1999 converted Buck 110.____Dave

Nice Dave what she go for?

I gave him $200. Hope I didn't do too badly. I saw some on line for less, but they were different and out of stock anyway. This one with the round button and the location of the button is different than ones I saw elsewhere. It's unbelievably smooth and well done. Stag would have been nice.___Dave

Hey dogg, would the stamp have anything resembling this?

YES SIR Joe I have never heard of that co before the two words sorta run togeather on my knife THANK YOU SIR i'LL LOOK HER UP IN MY GOINS

WOW Dave, that is somethin' slick!!!

Found a few today.......

Nice haul Scott. That carborundum stone in the box top left looks really cool.

Schrade 127UH Lockblade Hunter. I picked this knife up earlier this week at a pawn & gun - it had been stored poorly so the spring was rusted to the point the blade had to be pulled hard to open and pushed closed (no snap). It looked like it had never been used, so I took a chance (it was CHEAP) - soaked the tang, pivot area, and spring in oil since Tuesday night. Been working the blade and adding oil - working right well now, locks well, even has snap once more on closing. Had to put an edge on it - I like tinkering with knives. OH