All About Pocket Knives

this Remington was mailed in November 1936 from Bridgeport CT. to New York. postage was 3 cents. want to share it with my knife friends . my girlfriend just told me it looks like the rest of my used Case knives

stanley clum was a very lucky man, did he ever get it as it looks mint, thanks for sharing and woman hey lol

Wish i knew more. like where was it sitting the last 75 years ?

Thats a real beauty Paul!
Mark

Ramrod wrote:Thats a real beauty Paul!
Mark

Mark, thanks just got to get a little rust of off the back springs

Great find,there,Paul !!!!!!!!________3 cents postage wonder,what the knife cost,back then ???? maybe $1,or less ????

big monk wrote:Great find,there,Paul !!!!!!!!________3 cents postage wonder,what the knife cost,back then ???? maybe $1,or less ????

Monk, thanks going to try looking at some old Remington books later.

Nice one.

Paul,
The more I look, the more I like... If you ever decide to part with it.....
Mark

WOW!
What else is there to say?

Thanks Guys

Paul,

You got yourself a good un there.

And I know what you mean about girlfriends (or in my case wives) not fully appreciating a knife treasure. That's what's great about this site. You get to show your goodies to folks who CAN appreciate them.

Phil

Paul

That is a beaut!! You come up with some great ones.
Also know what you mean about girlfriends. As I was buying a Case 6235 at a gun show my girlfriend asked me why I was buying it as I already had a Case knife.

Dan

philco wrote: And I know what you mean about girlfriends (or in my case wives) not fully appreciating a knife treasure.

My wife used to be like that, but she has gone with me to the last 3 Oregon show and helps me at the table. She is learning a lot about the different brands and materials.

She likes to collect miniature knives and has a dozen or so, several are Imperials.
Last year she bought a single lot of knives on ebay. There were about 16-18 knives in it & she only paid about $20 for the entire lot. There was one decent looking switchblade that had the Harley Davidson logo on it. She sold that one knife for $$27.50 and the guy didn’t even try to bargain with her.

She was really excited..............I think she is getting hooked!
It is fun to share a hobby with her!

Hey guys.... you can't lump all of us wifes/girlfriends in together! This isn't Bret's makeup case that's full of treasure!

Paul, that is a beauty!

Great stories Guys ! long live AAPK
thanks , 47

Lucky devil!! That is a spectacular find.

Excellent! I love that fat spear blade. Really great old knife. I'm not familiar with the Remingtons, is the 203 a 3 5/8" jack? I'd really apprecate a picture with both blades showing. Thanks for showing!

Congrats are in order on that one, Paul.
That may very well be the nicest EO jack I've ever seen.
Charlie Noyes

thanks all. thawk will post full picture tomorrow

Neat find, Remingtons are my favorite. How in the world did you find that.
Good job!!!

stockman wrote:How in the world did you find that.

I think it is this one, I posted over in the E.O. thread



http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... lCjo4%253D

RobesonsRme.com wrote:Congrats are in order on that one, Paul.
That may very well be the nicest EO jack I've ever seen.
Charlie Noyes

I agree with Charlie!

yep that would be her . they were asking 9 hundred and fifty . i'm happy they took my offer.i have no idea whats its worth. would wake up in a cold sweat at night thinking about this knife till i made a offer. sounds strange but i love these old survivors.