All About Pocket Knives

I finally got round to making a cabinet to display a small part of my knife collection mostly english ww2 but the top row are ww1period

Wonderful old knives that don't get enough attention. You did great on the display.

Beautiful display! You did a fine job! And that's a really cool collection of knives!

Nicely done. I'd like to see some better pictures of your knives. British and Commonwealth knives are a special interest of mine.

Nice job! Looks like some dandies there too.

Ken

doglegg wrote: ↑Thu Mar 05, 2020 1:23 pm Wonderful old knives that don't get enough attention. You did great on the display.

TPK wrote: ↑Thu Mar 05, 2020 5:14 pm Beautiful display! You did a fine job! And that's a really cool collection of knives!

Mumbleypeg wrote: ↑Thu Mar 05, 2020 9:30 pm Nice job! Looks like some dandies there too.

Ken

i will post some better pics in the coming days and weeks.maybe i should put some pics of my camouflage jacket collection you never know they may get more views and comments lol im just joking

Us made pattern 6353 canadian issue knife

The Camillus and Schatt & Morgan are probably my favorites in the 6353/1905 family. Fit and finish are equal to or better than the best of the British knives and the bone scales are certainly much more attractive than the checkered horn.

Wade & butcher 6353 pattern

nif6969 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 08, 2020 2:15 pm i will post some better pics in the coming days and weeks.maybe i should put some pics of my camouflage jacket collection you never know they may get more views and comments lol im just joking

Sure! Why not? Here is a thread for other collections other than knives. Feel free to show us your jackets or whatever else you enjoy collecting. viewtopic.php?f=21&t=63250

And If you have things you don't really "collect" but still wish to share, you can use this thread. viewtopic.php?f=21&t=23880&start=6540

Check the spike on your Wade & Butcher for a C/|\. W&B had a big contract with Canada for knives during WWI.

Well done display. Nice to have the easy accessibility to them as well from the display case.

nif6969 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 08, 2020 2:28 pm Us made pattern 6353 canadian issue knife

..how did I miss this one??,...........neat old knife!!!.............. .........................

A little bit better view.

That Camillus with a 1915 date stamp is really cool! Awesome display.

Great looking display case. You inspired me to make my own but then got looking at cases and had a thought. I can repurpose grandma's spoon rack with the glass door to suit my needs. Lots of adjustability. Did a little adjust on the spacing, reworked some paperclips to suit, and voila. Instant rack. I look forward to filling it up now. If only the blades were as easy to find as spoon racks are....

Well done.i like the three canadian 6353 pattern knives im still yet to find one at the right price.ive since made two more displays seems better than keeping them in rolls.hopefully lockdown will come to a end and i can get back out and get more.good luck and enjoy filling your new display.

Wow! That's awesome! Brilliant Idea!

Great display and knives.