All About Pocket Knives

I have a habit of copying photos of interesting knives I see on the internet.

Here are some pics of some Robeson knives. None of these belong to me.

I do not have any detailed information on most of these.

If there is a dollar amount in the photo ID, that is what the knife sold for in an internet auction.

I have no idea to whom these knives belong. If I'm stealing someone's thunder here, I apologize.

Just thought I'd share some great knives.

Charlie Noyes

Here are some more:

Charlie Noyes

First knife in the first post is a old sleeveboard pen. I have one just like it and will get a pic up in the next day or so. Great lookin pics! love seeing them.

These are some great pics , but I enjoyed the view in your showcases at Dalton much more !

Bob

And still more:
CNoyes

And yet more:
Charlie

A couple more or so:
C.N.

WHEW!
Charlie

All of them..very nice!
especialy like that Warncliff with the etch

Charlie I'm afraid all those nice knife pictures are stirring my knife lust.

Thanks for sharing those pictures.

Phil

Thank You!!!!!!

loved seeing them

Thanks everyone.
I think there are some really interesting knives in that group.
I like the pearl A. Munson & Son etched knife as well.
I think the blades on that reddish wooden handled jack are very interesting. The points are a bit longer than on regular spear and pen blades.
I wish I knew the length of the 091 Anglo-Saxon whittler. Is it analogous to the Case 91?
I wish I knew who that nice etched jack was made for. The one with the 1873 - 1923 dates.
A bunch of interesting knives, some of which I now wish I'd gone after a bit harder.
Charlie Noyes