All About Pocket Knives

Didn't know they made one but here it is.

Nice lobster Catt and cool that it is an old S&M!!! Funny I have an affinity for lobster knives as well (is it just us New England guys and lobster LOL)... it started a few months back when I found 4 or 5 little beauties from a few makers I don't usually collect but couldn't leave the knives behind... of course one was a Remington Orange Blossom (BTW - that S&M has my initials engraved on it... seriously )...

Apparently owned by Long John Silver (LS)

Anyway, neat knife. Amazing how you can scour the knife world for decades, and then come upon something that you had no idea existed.

That's part of the excitement in the hunt, for me anyways.

Longblade..the Lobsters aren't a pattern I seek out but when they make themselves
available it's hard to resist!..I have a several now.
This one I found in an Antique Store..at first glance I thought it was a cheap crappy Knife,
It was really dark in that store and all I could see was "Titusville" and knew I should buy it.
Crazy it has Your initials on it!

You're correct Glen..it is always an adventure not knowing what You may find!
Longjohn eh?....think it's that old?

Figured I had better reply to this thread before 10 years got by! Cuttin her pretty close!!
Here is an Abalone covered specimen, same as the O.P's, along with another small vest pocket knife along with there set ups that I acquired from David Clark.
Dave

A Pearl Shadow Lobster. 2 1/4" closed. All of these are from the Titusville era 1903-1930
Dave

A 3 1/4" closed Stag Beauty! Nickel silver liners, bail and Badge shield.
Dave

Cool, Dave! And nice to see your posts.

Thank You Red Rider!
Pretty sure I've got another lobster around here, just gotta find it.

Dave