All About Pocket Knives

bestgear wrote: ↑Mon Apr 22, 2024 10:26 pm

danno50 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2024 4:05 pm Remington scout knives

thank you Dan - I’m going to reposting your pictures in the long running Scout Knives thread - Jim Pitblado (Lostvalley) has built a museum quality collection and his Remington’s are second to none. Thanks for sharing!

It is an amazing collection!

Thanks for the comments Ripster, doglegg, edge213 and 1967redrider.

An easy open stamped E.C. Simmons over St. Louis that I picked up at the OKCA show last weekend.

Nice find. You didn't show the tang stamp, but, I believe it is likely made by Camillus sometime in the 1940s.

thanks David.
Great haul, Ivoryman!

Knowtracks display of Schatt & Morgan knives

Another display of military knives

Clandestine weapons and devices of WWII

Two more pics of the miniatures

Miniature knives

French military knives

Buck 110 variations

A display of Hudson Bay Co related items

A Kershaw display

A Ka-Bar display

Sgian Dubh knives

A display of countertop displays.

The owner of the pyremite display wrote an article for the OKCA knewsletter about making a display. For this display he asked a woman, who was a non knife person, to take his pyremite knives and make a display. This was the result. The wheels spin and it makes quite an eyecatching display.

Remington scout knives. Clicking on the pics twice enlarges them.

The OKCA show always has displays on the north and south walls. I took pictures of all of them.
Here is a great display of theater made knives

My purchases from the show: Four pearl handled Keen Kutters. One whittler and three lobsters. RIMG3102.JPG A EC Simmons easy open with a beautiful Keen Kutter etch, and a bone Keen Kutter whittler. RIMG3105.JPG RIMG3107.JPG Two Case peanuts, a bone USA era and a newer yellow one. One if for the cat ...

Fantastic haul, Dale! It was great to get a chance to chat with you for a while. Some beautiful finds, Ivoryman! Also great to catch up with you again. A couple of shots of the room on Friday, setup day. There were quite a few empty tables on Friday, but, they mostly filled up on Saturday. Also some...

Not sure which was the Wikipedia clue. Tried searching those dates in Wikipedia and came up with nothing. Went through the pocketknife brand list in LGIV. The only one (that I saw) that gives specific dates of 1918 to 1925 was DeLuxe. Also says this was a mark used by John Salm of Torrance CA?? 275 ...

Haven't looked at this thread for quite a while. Great additions to the thread, knowtracks!! Real nice picstures.

By 1994 Frank Buster "Cuz" had built over 300 different three blade "Stockman" knives with various handle materials, measuring 3-¾". I have many Fight'n Rooster knives, mostly in the stockman pattern pictured below. It's worth another look ; Old Folder has such a great disp...