All About Pocket Knives

Very nice bdev.

Scott that sure is an interesting piece of hardware there.

TripleF wrote:Here's a close up of the one in the lot above I can't sell on ebay....

Why cant you sell it on ebay?

Probably because the EBay experts can't decide if those are real bullets or not.___Dave

Probably because the EBay experts can't decide if those are real bullets or not.___Dave

Yep, sure enough, any double-nought spy could tell you that is a speed loader for a "gasp" ASSAULT RIFLE!!!

djknife13 wrote:Probably because the EBay experts can't decide if those are real bullets or not.___Dave

yup.....that would be my guess....

Scott, maybe they think it is a "assault knife"! Who knows what the hell they are thinking! I tried to list a empty brass for a 40mm anti aircraft gun and they took it off after one day, said it was a reloading component, I didn't realize that people had reloading presses for 12" WW11 brass/ They have too many rules! and by they way don't mention anything about ivory or they will panic too. TERRY

Came in today's mail. Pretty good batch.

Ray

WOW I'd say

Wow, that's a little bit of everything. Interesting group. ___Dave

Is this a great hobby or what!!

Wow! That's an amazing haul.

Just like everyone else, WOW!!
I'm swimmin' in the wrong water hole, I never come up knives like that and especially that many at one time .
Bro. Ray you should give classes in procurement .
Treefarmer

Nothin' real fancy, but I've never seen this CAMCO stockman before....

TripleF wrote:Nothin' real fancy, but I've never seen this CAMCO stockman before....

Nothin' fancy but better'n a jab with a sharp stick!

Ray

These aren't fancy or old but still fun to tinker with. I'll clear the tarnish off the sailors knife (just stamped New York, USA and the rest of the stamping is totally gone. Buck model 1831 (circa 1982), little Gerber lock back, Western Bo. that I'll replace the handle on because it's starting to gas. ___Dave

Knice finds Dave!

Thanks Scott. Any idea who made the New York sailors knife? I first thought Kutmaster, but the were in Utica, N.Y. and not New York, USA. It looks so familiar like I should recognize it.___Dave

djknife13 wrote:Thanks Scott. Any idea who made the New York sailors knife? I first thought Kutmaster, but the were in Utica, N.Y. and not New York, USA. It looks so familiar like I should recognize it.___Dave

Hard to say with that stamp.....but possibly KENT?

TripleF wrote:

djknife13 wrote:Thanks Scott. Any idea who made the New York sailors knife? I first thought Kutmaster, but the were in Utica, N.Y. and not New York, USA. It looks so familiar like I should recognize it.___Dave

Hard to say with that stamp.....but possibly KENT?

It's pretty well made for a Kent. Maybe under their Camillus name. I think I have a labeled one of these but I have no idea where I stored it and I'm too lazy to start a search. Now my curiousity is getting the best of me.___Dave

Didn't think it was a Camillus, based on this Sword Brade Camillus. Close but no cigar. Now I just found a Camillus stamped knife and the two bottom lines match so I'm calling this a standard Camillus. ___Dave

Slim pickens today boys......

Gut my Dad an Imperial trick knife to keep hi m busy and out of trouble on his return from the hospital,a 1956+ vin

Those Imperial trick knives are fun. I have 3 of them.

Ya they are