All About Pocket Knives

My knife is 1985.

Sorry to be late back to this discussion. Yes that is an SFO for a knife club. I don 't have it to hand right now but I'll check the date for you. It's in the etch. This one is sn 150. Don't worry about it Phin. Everybody is wrong now and then...i'm proof of that. ::facepalm:: Hope everyone had a Ha...

Phin Spencer wrote:Hi All............. What Jerry said, with Case that is the only knife that fits the description.
All Case Trappers have 2 blades!
regards
Phin

No, there are 6154's. Here's one.

Why would one buy a stockman when a trapper could be had?

Happy birthday Jerry D.!

Old Blind Dog - my story is nearly identical to yours; my first pocketknife was a blue handled Cub Scout knife (no idea of the brand) at age eight, circa 1962/63. It got bumped down to one of my brothers when I got a Boy Scout knife in 1966 - haven't seen it since. OH Ps This photo of my Pack was t...

Mine was a Boy Scout knife my dad gave me when I was 8 (1962) so I'm pretty sure it was an Ulster. I have no idea where it is now but I sure do wish I still had it. I have several "replicas" but none seem to measure up to that one.

Looks familiar somehow....

I got an e-mail saying my papal account has been limited, click here to un-limit it. I didn't. Logged in to paypal normally...no limits.

ken98k wrote:New skinny jack today. (and yup, it's got a weak spring)

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I got mine the other day. The pen snaps like a gator, but the main blade is a weak sister!

No stockmans...

Or Russlocks, spyderco, buck 110 (or any buck for that matter).

Trappers and Sodbusters for me!

When?

I'm looking for one of these if anyone has one they would like to part with.

Here are some more pictures of my knife with the sheath. Sportsmans knife a.jpg Sportsmans knife c.jpg Sportsmans knife b.jpg Sportsmans knife d.jpg Sportsmans knife e.jpg One of our members sent me a link to a 6 year old post on BF about the Kent Sportsman’s knife made for Woolworth stores. They w...

I'm carrying this one. The rehandle was done a while back by Kaleb (muskrat man).

After read though all of the comments on this subject I have to say that I haven’t found any significant problems with any of my GEC knives. I have over 550 and the number is increasing every month. Initially I liked the fact that they were a new company and tat the knives were made in the USA. Two...

Capt. Farrel wrote:You´re right Dog, what else does a man need? Well, as it seems a lot more..
Couldn´t pass this Schlieper (German Eye) Soddy as it was so cheap. Guess I become a kind of "soddyholic"!

Nice one!

I have two favorite knives and they are always together: a cv trapper with yellow delrin and a cv sodbuster with yellow delrin.

Is there going to be a spear main blade?

jerryd6818 wrote:And as they used to say back in the day, she has a very good hand. I understand today's kids are not being taught cursive. That's a dirty shame.

You mean "handwriting". It started downhill when they decided it was cursive or some such $#%+!!!

I saw some in what I assumed was ebony. Also, some brown jigged something that is presumably bone.

Really???????

I find the quality to be inconsistent. Wobbly blades and weak springs with no snap don't spin my prop. However, when they do their job correctly, they are excellent.

Instead they made the Farm Boy...not only wrong, but also backwards.

Are they going to make these or what?

Cool old knife Joe! Funny you should start a thread with this name today.... My wife is a teacher's assistant at the local elementary school. She was packing up her lunch to take to school with her this morning, and she put an apple in her bag and started looking for a knife to take with her to cut...