All About Pocket Knives

Treefarmer, that bone caught my eye too. Scott you always get a haul.

Would love to see the blades on those two Nordic knives.

Thanks fellas!!!

Quick Steel wrote:Would love to see the blades on those two Nordic knives.

Thank you Scott. I hate to take up your time just to feed my curiosity. But right off the top, do you have any info on either of them? Google turned up nothing on Sundwall.

QS there is an s in the middle, I think it is a town in Sweden. It's Sundsvall. At least that is what came up for me.

Quick Steel wrote:Thank you Scott. I hate to take up your time just to feed my curiosity. But right off the top, do you have any info on either of them? Google turned up nothing on Sundwall.

Looks like Sundsvall to me my friend....I see others when doing an "image" search.....
Also a Google search informs what Sundsvall is.

Thank you again. Obviously my eyes are in need of repair.

TripleF wrote:From Webster Flea Market today

Nice, nice, nice!
I, too, like those fixed blades, and the old
bone, and that stag above the Bucks.
Good day you had, a good day.

Nice work Scott. Looks like you had a really good day. ___Dave

Scott, very nice "knife picken" I like em all! Terry

Tony_Wood wrote:

TripleF wrote:From Webster Flea Market today

Nice, nice, nice!
I, too, like those fixed blades, and the old
bone, and that stag above the Bucks.
Good day you had, a good day.

djknife13 wrote:Nice work Scott. Looks like you had a really good day. ___Dave

terryl308 wrote:Scott, very nice "knife picken" I like em all! Terry

Thanks fellas!! Looking forward to going again next week!!

Only one table of knives at a local gun show, but one was this green bone Case Tested camper with the Case Scout shield. It's all there except the bail (it bailed, sorry, that slipped out). It has some age pitting but full blades and great snap and at $75 I figured it was a good deal. The other two are Case XX's and they just jumped into the picture because they looked good with the green bone and to give the picture a little color. I've had them for a while. ____Dave

Another long dry spell broken over the last few weeks.

Very nice additions gentlemen!!!

OMG!! Is that really Robert I see? Good to see you're sitting up and suckin' air there fella.

IH, That's an interesting letter opener you have there...I wouldn't mind seeing a little more of it.

Oh, do I have a good time at the collectors swap in New Westminster! It’s put on by the Fraser Valley Antiques and Collectables Club, twice a year at the Queens Park Arena. I went Saturday and today and I was a busy girl. The big fixed is a William Rogers ‘I Cut My Way’.
Next to it are the Richards. They are the small plaid, celluloid ‘bone’, blue and green celluloid and ‘bone’ fishknife. Crossways at the top is an IXL that’s about to be an EDC! Below it, the odd little object is a sort of scalpel that drops out of the brass handle using a mechanism like a ballpoint pen. Even odder, it was made by the Eagle Pencil Co. Next to it, we have a Remington three blade. The bright silver, probably nickel, is a bit of a mystery. I’m going to post it’s tang stamp on another thread. I want to see if I’m right. The little ones are nameless but fully functional and I just love ‘em!
The sword seems to be a Bangkung from the Philippines. The horse hoof pommel would make it probably post WW2. I paid a very low price for it and it’s my first sword. I’m pretty happy with it.
Not a bad haul, eh?!

zoo girl; looks like a good day.
Here are some that I've piked up over the last couple weeks in Eugene: an unused Remington 72 clone
a Bradford Pa. case tested Tadpole?
2 blade Boker
Made in England dog groomer
Mathie's beer corkscrew/ knife/ cigar cutter
an old (late 1800s) shop made.
2nd pic: L->R
a massive sikh type knife
Kershaw USA 1900 series
Lorelle fish knife
sheer edge fish knife with a nice inlay
Browning fillet knife with a cork handle
I got some at the OKCC show but most at other places
Thanks
Bruce

Ann and Berry, nice work and some nice knives. Ann, the little brass Eagle's were sold by the same company that made the Eagle pencil company for sharpening their pencils. The had some that were multiblade bone handled slipjoint pen knives and are really nice little knives along with the brass ones. That was the Eagle Cutlery Co. not to be confused with Eagle Knife Co. that Winchester bought out in 1919.___Dave

Ann and Berry, you two are cleaning out that NW area on both sides of the border! Interesting, unusual, unique, useful you two are taxing my adjective ability. Congrats to the both of you.

Thanks guys. Doggleg your adjectives are spot on. Interesting, unusual and unique are what I look for first. I suppose I could save up and buy better knives but it wouldn't be near as much fun. Thanks
Bruce

Great finds guys and gal, congrats are in order. Doglegg hit the nail on the head.

What he said, exactly! If it’s too mint, I’m not interested. If I hold it, look at it, and say ‘ , then I want it!

What he and she said!!!

Willy

A trip to GP Knives in Troy IL.
GEC Northfield 97 Gabon Ebony
GEC Tidioute 97 Maroon Linen Micarta
Tops Overlander fixed blade
Chris Reeves Large Sebenza 21
Lansky Diamond Stone Set