All About Pocket Knives

I have intended to post photos of some old Gerbers for quite a long time, but haven't gotten "round to it". I had the camera out today so decided now was the time. Sorry I'm such a poor photographer. I did "kitchen" knives today, but I'll get to folders, fighters, and hunters eventually.

Beautiful(and rare) kitchen knives! Thanks for posting.

Those are excellent!! Thanks for sharing. The "Lioness" and the Abercrombie and Fitch sets are awesome!

This was my gerber knife. I’ve lost it to airport security 3 times but got it back only once from them. But now she is gone. And what I’m asking now if anyone knows the name or model number of said knife. This may not be the right place for this post. But any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

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This was my gerber knife. I’ve lost it to airport security 3 times but got it back only once from them. But now she is gone. And what I’m asking now if anyone knows the name or model number of said knife. This may not be the right place for this post. But any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

That's a 8460 Game Pro designed by Rick Hinderer for Gerber. S30V blade....one heckuva knife.

You're probably gonna have a fairly ruff time finding one, even used.

Straight out of Portland, OR. Two fixed blades and a folder, military style.

Gerber Covert 05785

Some LST candy to share.

That's a sweet LST collection!! The pink and blue 200 are awesome

whiskeytango315 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2020 12:54 am That's a sweet LST collection!! The pink and blue 200 are awesome

Thanks, and I agree, the 200's are awesome. Now if I can just find one in purple or toxic green!

Some of the bigger Zytel's and other related oddities......

OK, now you've done it!!
I'm digging mine out this afternoon....Pics Soon!

whiskeytango315 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2020 4:42 pm OK, now you've done it!!
I'm digging mine out this afternoon....Pics Soon!

Looking forward to seeing them.

Silver Knight's and a smoker's tool, new in the box.

A few of the 'original' LST's

Magnum, FSII and I think a PK1. Could be wrong.

Replicant wrote: ↑Sat Apr 11, 2020 5:21 pm Magnum, FSII and I think a PK1. Could be wrong.

Not really wrong, but that's a PK2D (drop point) instead of the straight blade PK2 or double bladed PK1 "Skookum."
PK2 also has the liner lock, 2 bladed PK1 does not.

Just a couple of mine

Really nice mag and original folder, with original box and sheaths. Getting harder to find as time moves along.
God Bless,
Moss
Maybe 55 and 60 or so years new.
What's your best guess does FH stand for folding hunter or Francis Ham ? Could there have been a bit of vanity involved?

Mossdancer wrote: ↑Thu Apr 23, 2020 7:58 pm Really nice mag and original folder, with original box and sheaths. Getting harder to find as time moves along.
God Bless,
Moss
Maybe 55 and 60 or so years new.

Thanks

I was wondering if someone with a copy of Phil's chronology of legendary blades would have insite on the year and what they would call this with the clip point blade. looks to me they made the box too short or the knife too long and took it to the belt sander. it also came with the Gerber hand made blades price sheet showing the knife box with the hook closure on the box.
I have only seen one other gerber with this clip point style on an older handle with no finger guard.
14-1/8 from bottom guard to tip.
19-5/8 from end to end.
thanks
john.

What is stamped on the side of the handle, should be the name of the knife, and can you post a pic of the price list

only marking on knife is GERBER

How long is the blade?

nothing on bottom or right side. if this was a straight on top, it would be too long for this box.