All About Pocket Knives

I'll get right to it, the first is a Pearl International Cutlery Club knife. These knives were produced from 81' to 93' and came in only Stag or Pearl handles. This one is a 4 blade Congress from 1983, 1 of 600 made, this is No. 081
Bought it from Buzz.

Singin46

This one is a Serpentine pre 1982, think it was made in 1978 so early Rooster. Yellow handles....KEN. Frank called it Butter and Molasses. I think its a neat pattern. The next is a Butter and Molasses Sod Buster from 1978 as well. It has the nickle silver Roosters on the handle. Both of these are not really that rare but I like the designs, especially that Serpentine knife.
Both of these have great snap.

Singin46

nice pickups perry. i envy you guys close to the action.

Thanks Johnnie my first time to go and really enjoyed meeting alot of the guys from this site. That was the best part of the day for me. Me and jfarmer hung out and talked Roosters for a bit. It was a lot of fun and informative. Here's The End Of Day small stockman I picked up. 1989 1 of 200 No. 093.

Singin46

Here's a few others, a Stag Serpentine single clip blade Fight'n Rooster, not sure of the year. It's not in the book but I think it was made around the mid 90s. Gold etch reads, The Kentuckian and back tang reads, Frank Buster Celebrated. The next one is a One Arm Man Buffalo Horn Show Down on the main blade, it also has the Celebrated tang stamp, 1 of 400 no. 076 from 1987.

Singin46

gaaaaaaaaah!

Last one, a Fight'n Rooster Whittler 3 Backspring with Rose, Gold and Black handles. 1 of 250 marked Celebrated, probably made in the late 80s or early 90s. Kind of has the feel of a Cattleman knife pattern. Another Celluloid, has a little shrinkage at the bolsters but still a pretty handle. They call it Rose but it really looks like flame red to me. Well that's it, hope you guys enjoy lookin. Can you tell what brand I'm into now?

Singin46

This one is a Serpentine pre 1982, think it was made in 1978 so early Rooster. Yellow handles....KEN.

Super knife I only have one Butter and Molasses Barlow by Rooster so far.

Any time you need money I will be willing to trade for yours.

Those red flicks look cool the longer you look at them...

Nice to see some one else that likes YELLOW handles..

Thanks Ken I knew my ol' buddy Ken wasn't far away. Yeah you done got me hooked on butter now.

Singin46

Well I enjoyed meeting you at the show this week Perry I hoep we can do it again soon. And it looks like you have an full chicken coop now.

You did good , very nice collection of Roosters.

Thanks Bama, It was great meetin you and Donny this week as well. Gotta do it again soon. If your ever up Nashville way give me a shout. Tell Donny if he finds any more knives at the house just wait till the next show and $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$. He'll know what I mean.

Singin46

Great score there Perry It was great to finally meet you. My wife was sorry that she missed you. Oh well, maybe next time. We just got home this afternoon so I haven't had time to take any pics of my pretties yet.

James

Oh but I can't wait to see them James you never cease to amaze me. I know there's something I missed by not being there on Thursday and you're going to show it I'm sure. Sorry I didn't get to meet your wife but I'm sure we'll meet again in the not too distant future I had a great time hangin with ya James.

Singin46

Yeah Perry it was great wasn't it? Hey I know where that Rooster picture is hanging. I sure would like to have it wouldn't you?

James

YES SIR.

Very nice, singin! Congrats and enjoy!

I'm particularly fond of "The Kentuckian"!

Perry, those aare just AWESOME! Nothin else to say really. Kelley

Those Roosters are great looking knives. They embody the spirit of that fighting bird, with that in your face styling!
Here's my lonesome Rooster. It is a sort of Cattle knife, but with three full sized blades on three back springs. Beautiful pearl, that the scanner can't show. All blades stamped, both sides.
Who can tell me a value??

GREAT lookin knives there Singin!!
A set to be proud of.
Thanks for sharing

Thanks marcinek, Gunsmoke and Dave, really appreciate it. Hey Charlie your Rooster is a good one man, its value from the book in 94' is $150.00 and it is called a Cattleman's 3 Backspring Whttler, 3 5/8 in. 1 of 200 made. Definately a keeper my friend. Thanks again,

Singin47

Hey Singin those are "Killer" Roosters!! My favorite is the Kentuckian, that knife is sweeeet...

Thanks for sharing,

Sunburst

Thanks Sunburst, good to hear from ya my friend.

Singin47

Thanks for the reference, singin'. Is $150 a reasonable price to ask today? I would like to trade it for an antique. I have spent my knife budget for the year !
Unless Santa is looking kindly on me??

Yeah, Thats what the book says but I know that those prices were a bit inflated by Jim Parker at the time. Here we are some 13 years later and you might get that, but probably not on ebay from my experience. Maybe at a show though. The demand might be a little greater because of the passing of {CUZ} Frank Buster. Hope this helps Charlie.

Singin47