All About Pocket Knives

Now that is a real Winchester, thanks for showing it.

My 1920 FH Coke. I wanted a knife on the new Winchester section. I'm about to run out of my old Winchesters.

Harold

Very nice, Harold.
Another beauty!

RalphAlsip wrote:This picture is a Winchester cokebottle pattern #1920.

Whewww! Boy!!!

stockman wrote:My 1920 FH Coke. I wanted a knife on the new Winchester section. I'm about to run out of my old Winchesters.

Harold

Mmm Hmm! Me like!!

This is my 4 3/8 inch 2907. This has been in my Winchester drawer for a lot of years.

Very nice jacknifeben!!

I love the torpedo jack patterns in any brand!!

Jacknifeben that is really desirable knife. I agree with you Winchester, love that torpedo style.

And the last of them.

My only Winchester. It’s a Case. I think made by Queen.

To quote Charley Brown, “Good grief!”

Ken

Thanks, it is really better than my pictures show.

Two more old Winchester’s. 2914 and 2980.

Jacknifeben wrote:Two more old Winchester’s. 2914 and 2980.

Beautiful!!

I took some pictures last night of my Blue Grass Winchesters. Burnt orange bone mainly, Cartridge, Rifle and a few Buffalo Head Series knives. Also two *edit Glitter Stripes that I keep open and isolated due to outgassing. First I've had them out in a while but my interest is renewed, thanks to this new forum.

I got a few. Not the best pictures but here they are. A 4920 Gunstock Lobster. A 2377 Pearl Pen. A 2306 Pearl Pen. A 2908 Bone Pen and an Assortment Toothpick. Thanks for looking.

And more.

Those are awesome!!!


I'm trying to figure out why antique Winchester knives are so scarce, given the number of pocket knives they produced? Working the E.C. Simmons angle to see if I can find some answers. If Simmons Hardware was taking all they could produce, under the Keen Kutter logo for 17 years, that might explain something.

ww usually lobster knives don't interest me but you have the exception. that is a very fine knife. Great old worn bones and wonderful shape and blades.

1967redrider wrote:Those are awesome!!!


I'm trying to figure out why antique Winchester knives are so scarce, given the number of pocket knives they produced? Working the E.C. Simmons angle to see if I can find some answers. If Simmons Hardware was taking all they could produce, under the Keen Kutter logo for 17 years, that might explain something.

Redrider you could be onto something. I have a KK that Danno said was probably made by Winchester. I will post a picture of it soon.

doglegg wrote:ww usually lobster knives don't interest me but you have the exception. that is a very fine knife. Great old worn bones and wonderful shape and blades.

Thank you Doglegg! I got that one in a trade with Ed Landers. I really liked it and was able to trade for it. Appreciate your comments.

1967redrider wrote:Those are awesome!!!


I'm trying to figure out why antique Winchester knives are so scarce, given the number of pocket knives they produced? Working the E.C. Simmons angle to see if I can find some answers. If Simmons Hardware was taking all they could produce, under the Keen Kutter logo for 17 years, that might explain something.

Redrider I put my EC Simmons Keen Kutter probably made by Winchester in that thread. I think you may be onto something with your theory.

woodwalker wrote:

1967redrider wrote:Those are awesome!!!


I'm trying to figure out why antique Winchester knives are so scarce, given the number of pocket knives they produced? Working the E.C. Simmons angle to see if I can find some answers. If Simmons Hardware was taking all they could produce, under the Keen Kutter logo for 17 years, that might explain something.

Redrider I put my EC Simmons Keen Kutter probably made by Winchester in that thread. I think you may be onto something with your theory.

Hopefully others with way more knowledge on the situation than me will reply.

Snagged this one at a gun show recently. 3933 Whittler. Still has etch

Eye Brand Man wrote:Snagged this one at a gun show recently. 3933 Whittler. Still has etch

Very nice Eye Brand Man!!!