All About Pocket Knives

A few for the shield collection.

...... Joe

Here is a shield from an Imperial Scout BSA #1047 "Whittler."

nice Joe & Trail

got a old advertising shield on a Southinton cut co knife from CT. . 1867-1905

paulsvintage wrote: nice Joe & Trail

got a old advertising shield on a Southinton cut co knife from CT. . 1867-1905

WOW ! Wonderful knife and shield Paul !

Bob R.

robinetn wrote:

paulsvintage wrote: nice Joe & Trail

got a old advertising shield on a Southinton cut co knife from CT. . 1867-1905

WOW ! Wonderful knife and shield Paul !

Bob R.

thanks, Bob

Paul,
That knife & shield are amazing!
Love 'em!

Here's a few of my favorites...
Schrade 787 Improved Muskrat
Kent
and my Jeff Mutz canoe

Here is a newley found knife that has what has become one of my favorite shields.

Early 1900's Boker

Anyone know the name for this shield? Is it a bow?

nice shield ! maybe it don't have a name because its rare

Here is a few more I like.

very kool ! that fish is great

I snipped this from a photo on Ebay. It is a shield on a Waterville Cutlery Co. jack knife.
Blades are hinged to the left.

Charlie Noyes

Great Eastern made the Oregon Knife Collectors Club Association (OKCA) club knife this year, with a beaver shield on it. The beaver is in our club logo and is the Oregon State animal as well as the mascot of the Oregon State University.

Apparently they had some shields left over so they put some on some single blade trappers.
I picked one up at the show last month.

nice Dale & CHarlie. that waterville cutlery made some nice knives . i think CT. had some of the best cutlery company's back in the day.

Here is another one for the till...................

Nice Brown Shoe Dimitri....... picked up this Simonds Mfg. co. knife from a AAPK store. in 1915 Simonds was the worlds largest saw manufacturer

Here's a Pol-Parrot Shoes shield on a Camco scout.

Camillus Standard Scout, four line stamp.

Here's one I "lifted" from an ebay listing of a Camillus utility knife.

Nice ones Phil

Here is another.................

Ka-Bar dogs head.............

Two scarce Remington knife shields.

The first one is the Airedale shield from a dog grooming knife, the second one is from a small trapper. The H-T-T signifies Hunter, Trader, Trapper. This one was given away if you bought a subscription to their magazine.

I thought I would add this one to this thread also.

great one knifegirl . still has nice detail

Thanks, Paul. It is one of my many favorites.