All About Pocket Knives

In 2006 and 2007, I constructed and published a website, RobesonsRme, dedicated to the collecting of Robeson Cutlery Company knives. I utilized my own knives and also photos that I gathered on the internet, such as Ebay auctions.

The company that hosted the website inadvertently deleted all the data a few years ago and I never acquired the energy to redo it.

It can, however, be accessed via The Way Back Machine internet Archive program.

I'm going to post a link here.

Bare in mind that I no longer own all the knives, as they've been to sold to others, some of which are in this forum.

This is for information and reference purposes only, not a "Look at me" kind of thing.

I apologize in advance for posting someone else's knives. If that bothers anyone, I will delete this entire post.

This is a photo heavy site and is most easily navigated with a PC. I'm not sure a smartphone will work well, maybe a large screen version.
Some statements in there are outdated, i.e.; Do not attempt to contact Tom Kalcevic for a copy of his books, he has none.

Explore at your leisure. I do. It's nostalgic.

https://web.archive.org/web/20081110135 ... nsrme.com/

If this is not inappropriate, it should probably be a "Sticky".

Looks like a lot of work went into making the website. I like that
most knives are about the same size, same background, and all in
in focus.

Bob

Those with the blue felt background were done on an Epson scanner with a felt lined shallow tray on top of them.