All About Pocket Knives

One of my favorite owned knives is this whittler, does anyone have any others? I have been on the lookout since I got it and curious to see others out there.

Nice knife all the way around and beautiful etch PD ... I'm sorry but I don't have any Clark Bros knives to contribute though they interest me because they bought Waterville, Northfield and I also believe American Shear & Knife in the early 1900s. I also believe Clark Bros imported knives from Germany but do not know the maker.

Great knife, Pile Driver! Nice stag and main blade swage and as Lee said, beautiful etch.
Dan

Very uncommon stamp and beautiful knife! I can see why it is a favorite.

Here is a little 2 7/8" closed pearl Doctor's knife.

Nice Clark Bros. guys.

Here's mine. English jack. 4 9/16".

Sharp knives guys

P.D.,Wayne and Joe,those are all knives to be proud of. I especially like the etched one!

Very nice Wayne and Joe!
Dan

This one was passed down from my Grandfather. I know very little about it other than its a pretty knife a VERY sharp.

Welcome here, tolbert.

You showed up with a very nice knife.
A beautiful pearl whittler with large bolsters. And family owned. The best kind.
Don't let that one get away.

Thanks for the compliment and the warm welcome joe.

Yes, the ones passed down are always the most special. I have 7 or 8 old pocket knives from parts unknown that I will post pictures of soon for some insights.

Glad I found this place!

All nice knives. PD and tolbert’s whittlers are terrific.

I like Wayne’s dr. knife and Joe’s English jack too

Welcome tolbert

I have this old Clark Bros Kansas City MS easy open knife. It's old and krusty but I love it!...............Dave

superdavemack wrote: ↑Wed Dec 06, 2023 10:10 pm I have this old Clark Bros Kansas City MS easy open knife. It's old and krusty but I love it!...............DaveEasy Open Clark Bros Kansas City MS.JPGEasy Open Clark Bros Kansas City 2 MS.JPGEasy Open Clark Bros Kansas City 3 MS.JPG

Nice old knife!!

Waukonda wrote: ↑Thu Dec 07, 2023 2:38 am

superdavemack wrote: ↑Wed Dec 06, 2023 10:10 pm I have this old Clark Bros Kansas City MS easy open knife. It's old and krusty but I love it!...............DaveEasy Open Clark Bros Kansas City MS.JPGEasy Open Clark Bros Kansas City 2 MS.JPGEasy Open Clark Bros Kansas City 3 MS.JPG

Nice old knife!!

Agree

That's a keeper for sure.

Little whittler 3 1/8” closed.
Marked on all blades, 6 or 9 on back of master blade. It looks to be celluloid. Harold

Some sweet HOKs on this page.

What a sweet little Wharnecliffe you have there, Harold.

Clark Bros pearl scales stockman. Just shy of 4” closed. Too bad the back scale is cracked. Nice snap opening and closing on all blades.

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That is a great looking stockman.
Those spring pins often crack that pearl but that doesn't make it a bad knife, just easier to carry.

I wonder if there could be a bit more accommodation in the pearl covers for an acknowledged moving spring pin.
I have many old used pearl knives that are still intact.