All About Pocket Knives

Union Cutlery and later marked KA-BAR knives are well made and they used some attractive bone handles over the years.

Let`s see what you have!

Here are a few to start things off.

You guys may have seen this one in another topic but HEY ,,,,, I can go here too . Stamped KA-BAR over UNION CUT. CO

Those are great, Dimitri!! I didn't know Kabar made any of those choppers, very cool!!
Here's a couple of the T-29's. There are subtle differences in the two, one marked stainless the other not, one also has the T-29 imprint on the handle. You should recognize one of these.
WB

You guys have seen these two also*** (my only two) ___but, here ya' go !!!!

Love that chopper Dimitri! Here's a few from my accumulation:


A folding fish knife with scissors,etc.
A couple of L.L.Bean folders made by KA-BAR.
A 2 blade jack with saber ground spear point blade and black comp scales.
A couple of rigger's knives.
A mess o fish knives in different sizes;the T-45 is the unusual one.
An early Dog's Head K&F marked Union Cutlery Co.
A Union Cutlery Co marked fish knife with steel liners & bolsters.
A KA-BAR floating fish knife.
And last but not least a Dog's head locking folding hunter.

Nice knives guys, thanks for showing them!

I've never seen that KA-BAR floating fish knife before. Is the handle cork? Rare knife!

Here's a Union Cut Co from Olean NY

That`s an oldie GD

I am waiting for Bret to post some pictures of his Kabar`s

Some amazing knives
Here's a Zane Grey fish knife.

Here's a pack of Dogs.

Here's a couple of fixed blades(the two middle knives in the pic).One is marked,"OLCUT" and the wodden handle is jigged to simulate bone.The other is marked Union Cut Co and has a thistle shaped ebony handle.The blade has a faint etch that says Dardevle. Looked it up once but don't remember what it stands for.

Nice fixed blades Ray

This is the box Monk`s knives would have come in originally

Miller Bro`s wrote:This is the box Monk`s knives would have come in originally

Hey Dimitri___these "are the boxes that they came in"" ------the "very worn" papers for one of them also !!!!!---- as you can see,one box has lasted a lot better than the other****

WOW! That`s great to have both boxes with your knives, you have the earlier boxes than the one I posted, and to have the onion skin wrapper is a bonus!

You guy have already posted some beauties! I will see what we already have pictures of, and may have to sign in as Kathy since she has some loaded on the forum files.
This lever lock is my rarest Ka-Bar.

Another one of my favorites. Ray posted a nicer stag version already.
I ran across this picture, and Kathy will be mad that I posted it, but she is holding this knife, so I have to post it!
This was when we were dating. How could anyone not pursue a girl that looks this good, AND likes knives?

Here is one Kathy bought for me, without my knowledge, at a gun show. Not real old, but I am adding it anyway.

I am on Kathy's PC now, and found some more pics. This eating set, has a different box yet, than Monks or MB's. The box is in sad shape, and the knife is great except for a chip that must have been from being dropped.

Pearl slot knife, with the USA union stamp. Maybe transition between moving betweenTidioute and Olean?

Brass easy opener.

WOW, Bret! Those are awesome!!!

I have to agree,Bret !!!!!______________AWESOME SHOW !!!!!!! thanks for sharin' !!!!

What a line up!! I knew you had some beauties

Bret888 wrote:This eating set, has a different box yet, than Monks or MB's.

Bret, I believe the tan label on there was applied over another red label, I wonder what the label underneath is

Scroll down past half a page and see what David and I discovered under our Penn Cutlery knife box labels. http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... &start=225