All About Pocket Knives

WOW....just awesome Slim

Who made the lock back whittler in the first pic? TB?

Tim

Tim, that's a Case/Bose lockback whittler 2005 and is absolutlely the finest knife I've ever owned.Slim

I thought it was, i have been looking to get one.

Now, second pic , first knife. Is that a Klass?

Tim

Tim thats a anglo saxon whittler marked Peter Hendrichs and Grah, Solingen circa 1922 to 1926. Goins spells it with a k instead of a ch but I'm sure it's the same. Parkers Knife Collectors Encyclopedia has a article on knife museums and shows a F&W Hendrich, Merscheid Industrial museum. Iprobably should have identified the pics.Slim

Very nice Slim you got good Taste !

OOPS!!!. Tim again you are right! I thought you ment 1st pic second knife. 2nd pic is a Robert Klass etched George Washington Valley Forge 1777, clip blade marked J. Nielsen-Mayer, Cleve Ohio pen stamped with the 2 cranes.Slim

Slim - WOW man.....those are KILLER!!

Here are some of my GEC Stag knives.....posted before but not in this thread.

IM

slimpickins wrote:OOPS!!!. Tim again you are right! I thought you ment 1st pic second knife. 2nd pic is a Robert Klass etched George Washington Valley Forge 1777, clip blade marked J. Nielsen-Mayer, Cleve Ohio pen stamped with the 2 cranes.Slim

Slim, those are all beauties I thought it was either a Klaas fourmaster or a whittler, same frame.
Thanks very much for showing them , i have enjoyed looking.

Trevor..nice pile of stag there too

Tim

Thanks all for the nice comments. IM those Great Easterns are awesome!!!Great Eastern makes some mighty fine knives. Slim.

Forgot one. This stockman is marked EIG Cutlery Solingen Germany. Found it in San Antonio a few years back in an old hardware store. They had two others still wrapped and oiled. Shoulda grabbed them all. Slim.

Old Hunter wrote:This is the only custom knife I own and it was the stag grips that caused me to buy it at a gunshow about 16 years ago.

very nice

Ya know, I was wondering if there was a "NON" GEC stag thread....I'm not saying I don't like GEC stag knives, I just don't won one so I can't post pics of my stag knives in that thread, but alas........in this thread I can

These three are the only stag handled pocket knives I own anymore; an old Belknap Tear-drop jack of unknown vintage but fantastic steel and snap, an unused Case Texas Jack Centennial edition, and a Case Eisenhower that I have used for at least the last decade as my dress pants pocketknife. I have owned quite a few stag handled Case pocketknives over the years, but they are my favorite to give as gifts and many are now owned by my nieces and nephews - received as HS graduation gifts - I gave them out before I took pictures of my knives (and before the Sanbar stag embargo about a decade ago).

Stag on a HIBBARD SPENSER BARTLETT.

Very non-GEC, especially for Scott - and old Sabre 603 I cleaned up and re-scaled with stag:

Pocket worn stag

maybe not as interesting as old timers but i sold my oldies years back--HiPower

Herman Williams meets Schrade.

Darn fine looken stageages.

Here's a Klaas and a Weidmannsheil...........


Tim

How's about some fat stag from 1970? the first is a 53047, the other two pics are a 5265 sab.

Wow, lots of beautiful stag in these pictures. Tim, don't know anything about the brand of knife you have there; it is like a Swiss Army Knife, but of high quality and gorgeous!

Thanks OH,

I don't want to say anything against Swiss Army Knives, Ole Junebug will be on here chewing me out


Tim

Here's a nice old rope knife I got recently. And when I say nice I mean unused but with a patina that someone lightly polished off. Not bad for being around 100 years old.