All About Pocket Knives

Due to me and Larry V showing off our pearl cannitler Wolverine Knife Club annual knives, I've had several messages of other's wanting one. Sold out, I am sorry.

But Club knives can be pretty cool, very unique and reasonally priced. And you don't have to be an every meeting attending member either.

Many clubs seem to have a 'signature' or favorite pattern of knife. For years I belonged to the Gator club of florida because they often chose texas tootpicks as club knives. I still have the ones I bought while a member. As a member you can make valuable knife 'connections' and meet new knife people.

I don't know if knife clubs have gone out of vogue or not. Like the early way we found our knives through 'knife lists' advertised by other collectors in the backs of knive magaiznes and newsletters.

Just a thought.

Here is the link to my own club, the WKCC of which I am very proud to be a member.

http://www.wolverineknifecollectorsclub.com/

Phil

ps... anyone have a knife from their own club they wanna show us? I'd like to see.

Phil,

Let me know if there are any of the WKCC past years knives that you might be interested in. My brother-in-law whose knife collection I am selling was a member and I have quite a few of them left to sell.

The Texas Tank...Can you show use some of them too ?

I for one do not have a knife from you yet...

The Texas Tank...Can you show use some of them too ?

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Have to go to my "real" job today but will try to take a group shot tomorrow and post it. My pictures only turn our real well in the morning hour low light.

Phil, I heard at the last club meeting there might be plans to have the next club knife made by William Henry, for under $300.00. I don't know what model it would be, but it should be interesting.

here's a couple.also have one of these in mastadon ivory,but no picture handy. they also had 4 made in the case classic programs, 3 - 3091 cigar whittler and 1 - 355 wharncliff.There are actually 4 3091's, as the '92 club knife was made with a '91 etch,so they had to be remade, so you have the error blade knife as well.

Here are a few of the WKCC knives I have recently sold.

Two of them to one of our forum members. Will try to post a few of the ones I have left tomorrow.

Sakmar Custom Fixed Blade with Mokume bolsters


Case Classic Stag Whittler


Pearl Bulldog Elephant Toe


Mastodon Bulldog Elephant Toe


Queen Stag Canoe

Here is one that will go up for sale next week.

A Bill Reh Custom. 36 were made for the WKCC.

I am assuming this one has the walnut handle. Can anyone verify that for me?