All About Pocket Knives

Here is an old 1920's CKCo I recently bought.

Hey, that's pretty neat. I don't think I've seen that stamp before.
Nice little stockman.

Brian, you have an amazing collection of Colonials. Probably the best I've seen, outside of Bonfire Bobs book. Keep on showing them.

Wondering why I hadn't posted this Colonial Glow in the Dark electricians knife.....

Scott, very neat knife, thanks for showing it.

My dad passed away in 1984. I was given his pocket knives which consisted of two Case, one Schrade and two Colonial. Here are pics of the
Colonial. At the time I just threw them into my night stand and just dug them out recently.

I recently acquired these Colonial displays. An Anvil display with three stockman patterns and three jack knife patterns.


And these Barlows and Forrest Masters

Cool displays

Thanks David!

Mac scores Randy!!! Bobby would be proud!!!

Thanks Scott, I Have a couple more displays that I will post later.

The Sportsman Barlows and the Forrestmasters are going into display cases at some point. The same as I did with these Slim Jims and Heavy Duty Barlows. I purchases all of the display cards at separately and all of them are dated 1977 except the the Slim Jims. They have no date on the card. Can anyone date these Slim Jims?

I came across this old toothpick recently.

WOW RANDY.....that is EPIC COLONIAL right there pal!!

Thanks Scott! Wait till I finish my next project. A Colonial Sursnap switchblade. When its done the old plastic fishtail scales will have been replaced with Moose antler.

I discovered I had never posted this Colonial Ranger LB-125.

I went back and scrolled through the entire thread and discovered that the Scout type knife that 313 Mike gave me a few years ago is the only Colonial I've posted in this thread.

I also have a Colonial #2644 Campers Combo.
and a Colonial ~ Old Cutler Jack that's part of my small collection of medium jacks.

Good stufff Jerry!!!

Thanks Scott. I think you have or had one of those camp knives.

Love this COLONIAL Electricians knife

Very Knice find Scott! You dont see real wood Colonials very often.

Here is an old Colonial easy open Jack from the 1920s.

Here's one my brother replaced afta 42 years.I like that toothpick

Hi garddogg. That is a hard working knife right there. I have one too. The model # 933.

I bought mine cheap because the top of the main blade was broken off. I re shaped it into what you see here and its an incredibly useful knife that cost me $3. It has built up quite a patina.

It sure is I love the steel in them blade