All About Pocket Knives

It was very common before weed eaters. Still sold on Amazon but I don't think there are any US manufactures.

Check this watch fob Knife. You might think he would give a break on shipping.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/ANTIQUE-FABERG ... rk:51:pf:0

The Red will probably be best for that job. A lot easier to get in those tiny holes he drilled.That's a neat way to measure the the portions.

The Acra-Glas in the green box is a lot easier to mix and work with.It's about like butter and the red is liquid.

Richard,
How do you like the other side?

This was stored in a knife roll. Parker knife USA made.

Long handle short blade

https://www.ebay.com/itm/AWESOME-PAIR-T ... 2840559601

I've been watching that knife.I really like those single blade peanuts but I have enough users. I don't think it's ugly. If you get it for $10 I think you're lucky.

I think i got it. original post? Had to think for a change.

I see that used frequently and don't know what it means.

If that is the same bird it's a Japanese company that made knives for Frost for a while.

Natural bone turns green.I bought my knife new from a case dealer so I don't think it's been rehandled. There are some of these around. There is one for sale on this website. If I remember right it's Spencer Knives. Check it out and see if you think it looks like Burnt Natural Bone.

I think it 's caused by exposure to air. When it was new both sides of my knife looked like the bottom picture in my first post. The pile side was laying on a cushioned material and air couldn't get to it. Notice how discolored the other side is just above the shield.

Gino,
When it's new the bone is white. It slowly turns green. At first it's kind of pretty. Then it gets the color of fresh cow manure.

Here is a pic I borrowed from ebay. Same year, same pattern, same material.

philco

Notice the change in front of the shield. The pile side is just starting in the corners.

My pictures don't show it but The handles are Jigged.Mine is 96 knife and there's a lot worse out there. There was one on ebay and the seller was calling it green bone.

Mike
I can understand that.

Why do 1970 case knives value higher than most other years?

Mine doesn't have the bail. Just 2 tiny holes. I would like to see one too. I doubt many survived they couldn't have been very strong

bestgear, I put it in my display case and pulled it out today for the first time. I'm was sure he said it was a Dale Earnhardt knife. My grandson was his fan.

Bob, I found that knife. It had already sold. That's exactly like mine. That guy knows how to take pictures unlike me.

That bolster is like the top picture. I cropped that out and magnified it several times. It's just a bad pic due to my edits.

I forgot to edit the pic. They are the same knife. I see what you mean about the Santa Fe but this has the Yellowhorse signature

My Grandson got me this as a gift at a truck stop in Ohio 20+ years ago. No box or paperwork. Any comments good or bad are appreciated.