All About Pocket Knives

I still have mine Dale. I'll be taking it with me to Montana this summer.

I collect their American Chestnut handles. I have eleven knives in that material. The AAPK 2012 FLE in American Elk makes for an even dozen.

This Swell Center is an example.

This is the newest addition to my Montana-Made collection.

It's a Behring Made Crotch Stag Trout & Bird.

That is a lovely Hamilton Charlie. Definitely a keeper.

This Behring Made is a hammermark 5" Trout & Bird that is hand forged from high carbon 01 tool steel. The crotch stag handle has a brass guard that is accented by black, maroon, green, horsehide, brass and copper spacers with a brass pin and thonghole. Overall length is 9 1/2" and it c...

I got this bad boy a few days ago. It's the third in my small Becker collection.

knife7knut wrote:Nice ones Rick! I especially like that Sorna;not one I'm familiar with.Reminds me a bit of the old Seiko chronos with the pushers in that position.Thanks for posting them,

Pushers in that configuration make the case a "bullhead".

You guys have shown some nice iron while I've been gone.

Here are two new ones acquired recently.

Sorry Jerry.

Great Eastern Cutlery: 4" Beaver Tail Toothpick, Brazilian Cherry

Canal Street Cutlery: 5 1/4" Chestnut Folding Hunter

Great Eastern Cutlery: 4" Ruby Toothpick.

Great Eastern Cutlery: 3 3/4" Montana Whittler, Primitive Bone

Great Eastern Cutlery: 4" Northwoods Forest Jack

Imperial: 3 1/4" Mini Dog Leg Jack

Colonial: Large Stockman

Frontier: Double Eagle Stockman

Camillus #40, Congress Pen

Imperial: Prov. R.I. 3 blade Easy Open 2 3/4 Inch Equal End

Ulster #50.

Imperial: Camp Knife, Ireland

Remington: UMC 11-87 Auto 870 Pump Knife, 1990.

2012 AAPK Club Knife - American Elk Antler - 4" Muskrat - 14-4 CrMo Steel Blades

Kershaw Squaw Creek ASU-6A Carbon Fiber Lockback Knife 2150CF

Canal Street Cutlery: 4 1/8" Moon Pie Trapper

Imperial: Serpentine Jack, Providence R. I.