Vintage Pocket Knife Pouches (?)
Posted: Sun Jan 21, 2018 11:55 pm
Vintage Pocket Knife Pouches
In my neck of the woods (rural Australia) 'Pocket' knives where more often carried in a belt pouch. I assume for easy access and security (loosing your knife would have been a big issue)
Whether it was common in other parts of the world I am not sure (?)
Anyone on here have pictures of older knife pouches??? I've circled the interweb and not a lot out there. And I am really not sure if they have changed in design over the years anyway.
I am about to make a Pouch for an old Camillus Camp/Scout knife and I thought it would be nice if I could use a design that suited the era of the knife - in this case maybe 1940's.
It also occurs to me that anyone with an older knife might also like a pouch to match in style the pouches that were available at the time.
Here are a couple I sourced from the web but I am hoping others may have some pics too, perhaps in vintage knife catalogs? And I like this Gerber pouch (maybe not particularly old) Note the way the loop for the belt continues on the be the front flap, I thought very clever. Derek
In my neck of the woods (rural Australia) 'Pocket' knives where more often carried in a belt pouch. I assume for easy access and security (loosing your knife would have been a big issue)
Whether it was common in other parts of the world I am not sure (?)
Anyone on here have pictures of older knife pouches??? I've circled the interweb and not a lot out there. And I am really not sure if they have changed in design over the years anyway.
I am about to make a Pouch for an old Camillus Camp/Scout knife and I thought it would be nice if I could use a design that suited the era of the knife - in this case maybe 1940's.
It also occurs to me that anyone with an older knife might also like a pouch to match in style the pouches that were available at the time.
Here are a couple I sourced from the web but I am hoping others may have some pics too, perhaps in vintage knife catalogs? And I like this Gerber pouch (maybe not particularly old) Note the way the loop for the belt continues on the be the front flap, I thought very clever. Derek