All About Pocket Knives

I thought I would start a new topic that should cover alot of different knives. Anything 4 bladed!!!

Here is the first one for me. Charlie, Fran said you would like this knife because of the punch. It is one of my favorite knives. It is 3 3/8" closed the celluloid handles are really neet. It was part of the Utica collection.

Nice..

Schrade 44OT


Wards Cattleman


Camillus Utility..

That red Utica is a beauty, I like those big birdseye rivets, and the matchstrike on the punch is a nice touch.



Here's a Schrade Walden Congress 974.

Ok, where are all the 4 bladed knives!!!! Here's another from Utica.

love that red sowbelly.

Ok I will show a couple of mine.

A bear and bull buckcreek









and a fight'n rooster

a cranes this time

A German congress.

No pics with all the blades open, but here's a couple I have.

Mike, the second one should look familiar. Maybe you have a better photo.

Fran

OK Fran here it is with all the blades open not sure if it is a better pic than yours though.

Also added another Utica pearl that has a worked backspring made between 1911-1937

mmmmmmmmm the beauty of a 34 blade knife


here's another from me

mmmmmmmmm the beauty of a 4 blade knife


here's another from me

muskrat man wrote:mmmmmmmmm the beauty of a 34 blade knife


here's another from me

huh? what 34 blade knife?

typo

Here is one that is a tad bit different. All that's missing is Tighe.
moss

A fantastic bunch of knives bein shown here. Here's an old stag H. Boker of mine.

Great Knives being posted.

I'll add another pearl from Beaver Falls

case xx u.s.a. 6488.

This thread sure is a joy to look at! Great knives one and all guys! Johnniie is that Congress red?

it's redish, it's what many call pretty bone.

This is last 3 for me. All Utica's

Thanks to all that have posted to this topic, I try for more pics later this week of some more 4 bladed beauties

Just back from a camping trip. You folks been busy! Nice thread, and Mike, fantastic knives! True "collector grade" specimens!

Welcome back from your trip Charlie, glad you were not eaten by a bear!!! Thanks for the comment about the knives they are some of my best.

What an amazing trio of knives To have just one would be something special!

Here are a few 4-blades to add to the mix; It seems the most common 4-blade is a congress, and of course scout-utilities. Anything else is pretty rare, like a Cattle knife or a Stockman in a 4-blader.
First, two John Primbles flanking a Schrade Cut Co.
Then Some Schrade Waldens;