All About Pocket Knives

Here is a LI #10 Buffalo Skinner from 1983. Very nice matched Stag Handles. This thing is a beast.

Nice!!
What's the closed length?

A very stout knife. And very attractive.

Steve Warden wrote:Nice!!
What's the closed length?

4.25" I believe.

A real beauty Tim.

The only one I have. 1987 Cripple Creek.

jerryd6818 wrote:A real beauty Tim.

The only one I have. 1987 Cripple Creek.

Thank you,
That's a treasure piece there. I have a fondness for that Whittler Pattern. Very nice. Reminds me of my GEC Grinling I carry all the time. The Green River series were all great patterns put out by Bob.

FarSide wrote:

Steve Warden wrote:Nice!!
What's the closed length?

4.25" I believe.

Thanks. A tad bigger than my preference of 3.5 to 4.

1986 Butterbean with Honey Bone covers. I was told from the gentleman who previously owned this that it is 1 of 24. It seems that Bob started making this pattern in the same year. Not sure about much more info than that though. Carries really nice in the pocket. Sunken joints

A few I've found over the years, excellent f&f and well made knives.

1967redrider wrote:A few I've found over the years, excellent f&f and well made knives.

Some real nice ones there. That Canoe with that shield is a rare one I believe. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks!

The Only One I own but boy its a cracker!
Derek

Here is my Cripple Creek.

Landersknives wrote:Here is my Cripple Creek.

Nice stag Butter Bean. Box to boot.

Here's a 5 blade stag sowbelly

bkazz5 wrote:Here's a 5 blade stag sowbelly

Very nice stag 5-blade. Don't see too many of those.

Here is a 5-blade club knife from 87 with some 84 blades as well. Bear shield.

Bob also made a honey bone, strawberry bone, ad pearl

Strawberry and Pearl

Eureka Jack knife minty and Benchmade proper...that I want to get rid of

A close up of that beautiful Green jigged bone!

I carry this whittler pattern a few times a week I love the blade configuration on true Whittlers..I don't care so much for the handle engraving but it's a well built knife and loves pocket time!

Drukai wrote:I carry this whittler pattern a few times a week I love the blade configuration on true Whittlers..I don't care so much for the handle engraving but it's a well built knife and loves pocket time!

Very nice. One of my favorite patterns.

Drukai wrote:I carry this whittler pattern a few times a week I love the blade configuration on true Whittlers..I don't care so much for the handle engraving but it's a well built knife and loves pocket time!

You've got a handle (name) why shouldn't the little knife? I also like that pattern.

I saw this statue in Kansas City and wanted to post it with a picture of this Cargill knife. Hope you can zoom in on the plaque.

Great picture John! Looks like Massasoit was around for quite a while.