All About Pocket Knives

Iman and Ridgegrass, you guys are killin’ it. Love looking at this thread! Thanks for sharing these pics!

Some more of my favorite Queen ACSB showed up in my mailbox today courtesy of the man who knows just how much I love this stuff. Big Mahalo Ivoryman...you definitely got me pegged and this one in particular is as good as it gets

A very good-looking knife, Q!

Very knice Q!

That’s really a FINE looking knife, Q!

QTCut5 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 23, 2023 2:55 am Some more of my favorite Queen ACSB showed up in my mailbox today courtesy of the man who knows just how much I love this stuff. Big Mahalo Ivoryman...you definitely got me pegged and this one in particular is as good as it gets

That sure is purdy Q, bet that your monkey was over the moon over this one !

Randy

Here is some old bone from Germany.

FRJ wrote: ↑Sun Apr 23, 2023 4:38 pm Here is some old bone from Germany.

That's a great looking knife!

Mahalo Floyd, Dan, Tom & Tim--it's fun to know that others appreciate the same things.

FRJ wrote: ↑Sun Apr 23, 2023 4:38 pm Here is some old bone from Germany.

Joe, that old German bone is awesome . You always show the most amazing vintage knives. Wish I had a source for knives like that as you apparently do.

Thank you very much, Ken and Q.

I appreciate the comments.

Nice bones FRJ, great looking knife period.

You're welcome Q. Glad you like it. Had Q written all over it. Do have to admit I like that color and the jigging.

Gone2Three wrote: ↑Sun Apr 23, 2023 2:39 pm That sure is purdy Q, bet that your monkey was over the moon over this one !

Randy

Thanks, Randy, clearly you understand monkey mentality when it comes to ACSB. Can't get enough!

For one brief moment I actually thought The Monkey's gnawing hunger for more ACSB had finally been satiated, then Ivoryman threw him this sweet bone and the insanity continues unabated. Now I don't know if I'll ever get it under control--depends on how many patterns with ACSB are still out there waiting to be collected, I suppose. Better strap in and buckle up for the long haul as this could go on for quite a while, I reckon.

Ivoryman wrote: ↑Sun Apr 23, 2023 10:32 pm You're welcome Q. Glad you like it. Had Q written all over it. Do have to admit I like that color and the jigging.

Nothing not to like about this one. As much as I love Wharncliffe blades, I gotta admit the style of spear blade on this Teardrop pattern 06L really appeals to me as well. Perfect balance & symmetry...can't stop chicken-eying it during the commercial breaks of the various games I'm watching on TV.

Right on, glad it's getting some use and some love. Great to hear.

Thank you, Ivoryman.

FRJ wrote: ↑Sun Apr 23, 2023 4:38 pm Here is some old bone from Germany.

Knice!

Thank you, Tom.

Love the saw cut bone Queen used on these 1972 SFOs. And the smooth action. The tight lock up,the dead centering, the perfect snap and walk/talk. Killer knives.

A few Mini Trappers out for a group shot

An excellent assembly of fine looking knives.

Ivoryman wrote: ↑Fri Apr 28, 2023 7:07 pm A few Mini Trappers out for a group shot

Ivoryman wrote: ↑Fri Apr 28, 2023 12:34 am Love the saw cut bone Queen used on these 1972 SFOs. And the smooth action. The tight lock up,the dead centering, the perfect snap and walk/talk. Killer knives.

I-Man, looks like you is "kick'en it up a notch" with them there saw cut bone Queens And as I said before ... ...I wasn't a big Barlow fan before joining AAPK (Apparently Addicted to Pocket Knives )... now I have fallen in love with those 2 beauties!!!!!

My mom was from Titusville, PA, so Queen holds a special place in my heart ❤ I have been to the Drake Well and to the Queen factory before it closed down (and bought a few knives from there, in the Co. store )....Outstanding photos as always ... Keep up the good work my friend!

Great-looking family, I-Man!

Beautiful collection, Iman!

You Fellas are showing great stuff here in the Boneyard. After getting a little oil treatment thought would get a group shot of my Camillus boneyard . Most of these are old 4 lines with a few older stamps here and there .