All About Pocket Knives

Dimitri and Lyle,
I appreciate the comments and I meant to include these photos of the "2nd" knife earlier, but I got caught up in some other issues. Here is a photo of the entire knife and a specific photo of the flaw I mentioned before.

Here is a slightly different (Gothic font?) Keen Kutter etch on a 2 3/4" pearl knife with a EC SIMMONS ST> LOUIS tang stamp.
Dan

Here is the first Kingston with an etch I have ever seen (actually it may be the first mint Kingston I have ever seen). Not a high dollar knife, but unique.

Jim,it's the first I've seen.The handles sure have shrank.

Here is another Kingston with an etch. And an etched knife my brother-in-law brought me back from Germany.
Dan

Nice knives, Dan.
Just wondering, who made the knife from Germany and how long is it?
Thanks.

Thanks Joe. The German knife was made by Friedrich Hartkopf and it is 4" in length.
Dan

Bridge Cutlery toenail.

Remington R708 with a Pal Fine Cutlery etch.

That Remington/Pal knife is pretty interesting Roger. Very nice.

An early Maher & Grosh hawkbill.Deep stamped etch.Early tang stamp.

espn77 wrote:That Remington/Pal knife is pretty interesting Roger. Very nice.

I've seen pictures before Keith,but this is the 1st.I've owned.

Great knives, Roger

Tom

Very nice, Roger!
Dan

Thanks Tom and Dan.

Escelsior Knife Co.

Great knife!!

Roger, That's a good one.

Harold

galvanic1882 wrote:Great knife!!

Yes it is, and you would know.

Thanks guys,it is a good old one.

Wow! That’s awesome

Very nice, that is a good looking ole knife, love the old ones!!!

That is a beauty, Roger!
Dan

Here is a nice old sway back jack from American Shear & Knife. 3 1/4" closed. Half stops x 2.

I wanted to show off this etch that you rarely, if ever, see.
I wanted to show, also, the name "Hotchkissville" Conn. as that is never seen.
Hotchkissvill is part of the town of Woodbury, Ct.

That is a really cool etch Joe .... SWEET!!!!