All About Pocket Knives

Those are beauties, Scott!

Nice ones Glenn and Scott, glad to see you guys finding some gems!

Nice haul Glenn! I like to see that laguiole rehandled as well. Maybe in moose? If you like I could give you some. Just tell me how long the knife is. Pm your address and I send you a chunk big enough to cover it. Or you could just give it to me. I'll give it a new home and a new set of clothes.

#goldpan wrote:Nice haul Glenn! I like to see that laguiole rehandled as well. Maybe in moose? If you like I could give you some. Just tell me how long the knife is. Pm your address and I send you a chunk big enough to cover it. Or you could just give it to me. I'll give it a new home and a new set of clothes.

Thanks for the offer! I'll keep that in mind when I get around to playing with it.

That Scott works at it.

Nice haul Glenn.

Dave I could use some Tupperware.

Found these 2 knives today. I was really excited when I saw the Moose but as the 2nd picture shows, it's probably missing almost about 7/16" on the clip blade . Someone started to reprofile it but didn't try to complete job. It is a 2008.
The 6347 has stained blades but shows no wear, I believe they are still factory edge. It is a 3 dot '77.
I'll clean 'em up and reshape the clip and they'll be just fine.
Saw a lot of junk on our trip but did get to fondle a 10 dot 5254 that that a feller was quite proud of, way out of my league!
Treefarmer

Knice scores Philip!!

Here's a real nice little Ulster. 3 3/8"

Light was fading fast.

Thanks fellas!!


Beauty Joe!

That is a nice Ulster, Joe!

......love that one, joe, I've got a Camillus that looks identical to that one, one of my favorite carry knives!!...the bone on that one looks identical to mine!!............. ......................

Ontario Knice (OK) electrcians knife, Imperial rope/electrcians/camp knife and a Colonial clunker...

Thank you, Scott, Glenn and Tommy.

Nice camper, Scott.

Scott that is unusual with a rope knife and screw driver on that utility.

Greg, that's just an odd knife all the way around. Starting with the compliment of blades and add to that the profile of that cap lifter blade. Makes it look like a frankenknife.

Yep, its got a blade from a rope knife and one from a TL-29 a strange looking cap lifter. I would say that very well could have come from the laboratory of a mad scientist.

Picket up an awesome Browning USA 5 inch lockback in mint condition and a Queen hawkbill today. The Browning has to be the smoothest locking and unlocking knife I have ever handled. I have no idea of it's age but it sure is sweet. It's only marked Browning USA and came with a sheath marked Browning Handmade in Mexico. Anyone know what these sell for? I looked on line and could only find more modern looking patterns._____Dave

A knife made for "Telecom Australia" by Stanley Rogers in the 80's for issue to their technicians - common of similar knives supplied in the work place it has a round back so it cannot be placed on the bench Blade sharp side up. Derek

Very cool, Derek. That designed safety feature is pretty brilliant in its simplicity.

I really like that one. Wouldn't mind having one but looked 'em up and discovered Stanley Rogers only makes kitchen knives now. Bummer.

Hey, looks like you live less than two hours from Grant (Shearer). That geezer's been a mite scarce around here lately. Maybe he's busy getting the crops in.

Found this ELINOX Swiss Army 84mm Lumberjack at a storage flea today....

Estate sale find, for $2 no less. Robeson 521179 Barlow, spattered with paint, but the blades are full, tight, great half stops. Should clean up nicely.

Geez! 2 dollars? I'm in the wrong racket!

Knice score baykeeper!!

Just Plain Dave wrote:Geez! 2 dollars? I'm in the wrong racket!

It was hard to contain my glee when I saw it. I was expecting it to be a LOT more expensive than it was. Nothing was priced so I had to ask, & when the lady said $2 I couldn't get to my wallet fast enough. I even bundled the deal, also getting a complete Xacto set with extra blades for an additional $3. It was a "sharp" day for me that's for sure.