All About Pocket Knives

Just picked this up. I'm excited because I'm a fairly new collector and this is my 1st knife that's 50 years old. I think it's going to make a mighty fine addition in the showcase.

Very nice! I have a 1976 that I carry. they’re beasts and very pocket friendly.

GardenGram wrote: ↑Tue Jul 06, 2021 6:05 pm Just picked this up. I'm excited because I'm a fairly new collector and this is my 1st knife that's 50 years old. I think it's going to make a mighty fine addition in the showcase.

I totally agree with you.
Nice knife.

Great looking knife...hope to add one of those to my collection one day

You did good.

Niiiiiiiiiiiice! Does it have the elephant blade etch? Some had 2 fighting elephants and others had an oil rig. I have one with the single elephant.

1967redrider wrote: ↑Wed Jul 07, 2021 12:57 pm Niiiiiiiiiiiice! Does it have the elephant blade etch? Some had 2 fighting elephants and others had an oil rig. I have one with the single elephant.

No,this one just has plain blades. I love learning about all these different knives. This forum is GREAT! And this new hobby has put a dent in my "rainy day stash".

Here's the normal elephant etch, a Bradford Bonanza and a Case Classic Twin Bulls.

Very nice! For new collectors without a big budget, the Toenail can be a challenge to find in good condition, especially older ones.

I am hoping Rough Ryder eventually adds their take on the pattern to one of the carbon steel lines.

I think I ran across that particular knife's listing. Nice pick-up!

Very cool find! Congrats Buddy!