All About Pocket Knives

Tony, it's good to see another Remington collector. Nice example to kick off with!

Rocky have you considered employing a locksmith to help get that case open ? I suspect he might be able to make you a key.

I think this is another Hunter Trader Trapper HTT Remington bulldog? Handles are good and it has a faint Remington Trade Mark etch. No pattern number. Has the black composite handle spacer at the small end. Has seen a fair amount of use and the snap is week.

Remumc. Nice HTT Bulldog! It's one of those patterns where the name matches to the feel of the knife ~ very stout. Seems like they are difficult to find in any condition.

Remumc, your bulldog is really nice. Thanks for showing it off. I don't see them very often and have wanted one for a long time. I have only seen pictures of one other one than the ones you and Jerry have shown.

A while back I posted a picture of a display case I bought that was full of knives that matched the buttons. I had never opened the back till Rocky asked about A key for his. When I opened it i was pleasantly surprised.
This display case was shipped from Burials & black, Inc wholesale hardware out of Syracuse N.Y.

Wow a plethora of beautiful knives and displays. I love the fact that you have a bonus surprise in the back of your case Keith.
Phil I do plan to take it to the hometown locksmith to open and obtain a key hopefully.
It so good to see some of the men posting I have sure missed you boys and getting a look see at your Remington collection!
Awesome showing!

Welcome to Remington Collecting Tony...hang on keep your arms and hands inside the roll bar 'cause this ride can be wild, fast and very addictive!

Glad you asked about A key Rocky. I'll have to frame that.

Here is a knife I got from Roger. I think it's a pretty hard to find one. R4023. It doesn't have a pattern stamp on it.

Used had and in rough condition! Interesting pattern that was used for several models from 2-4 blades. Main blade is one of the strangest shapes I have seen.

espn77 wrote:I think it's a pretty hard to find one. R4023. It doesn't have a pattern stamp on it.

Keith, I have a R4023 that is stamped. Yours might have been inked on. The R4023 is an elegant looking pattern (IMO). Mine is susceptible to blade rub.

LMAO. Jerry. You win. Super knife. Wow!!!

Remumc. I have a similar knife to yours. R55, even in used condition I really like yours. Mine has a pen in place of your punch, and your bone handles are great.

Picked up this early R3863 Auto Knife a few months ago .

Knice Mike, auto as in automobile (my guess) or automatic?

Your correct Tom as in motor driven horse carriage

bestgear wrote:Knice Mike, auto as in automobile (my guess) or automatic?

Beautiful knife Mike...can you post a pic of two with it open for a look see of the blades?

Here ya go Rocky , definitely a survivor .

AREMINGTONSEDGE wrote:Beautiful knife Mike...can you post a pic of two with it open for a look see of the blades?

That's pretty nice mike. One day, hopefully I'll come across one.

Another abused knife. Probably after the scout grew up and gave it to the grandkids! Has R3333 blade.

Scarce Scout Knife knife Remumc , theirs a nice example on eBay right now but to bad it has the wrong bail .

Mike - What should the bail look like? I have one for sale here (https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/ca ... overs-532-) and I thought it was right as rain but if it isn't I'll pull it down. Thoughts?

BTW - Hope you are evacuated and safe. Looking forward to seeing you again in January.

Tom your example has the correct bail , the one on eBay has an imperial bail . I'll see if I can get a picture up .
Sporty is the seller so go figure

New addition to the Remington herd, a daddy barlow that will break a fingernail trying to open it....

I sure like your knife welderbob. I like the long pull.

Thank you espn77, did they have different pulls on these...books show this stamp 1924 to 33.
I think a forward pull would help on this knife.