Parkers

[Madmarco]

Parker Bullnose Trapper I think this is all the different one's that Parker Did as far as Handles

Very nice display, Gary, great for comparison purposes!

I try everyone once in a while

With very desirable results I might add, my friend!

[kennedy knives]

Very nice display, Gary, great for comparison purposes!

I try everyone once in a while

With very desirable results I might add, my friend!

Thanks I try

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Parker Custom Series Excalibur

[Madmarco]

That's a beautiful knife, Tony, even with all those blades. The etchings on each blade I find attractive, too. Great new addition to your "Parker Pile", buddy!

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

That's a beautiful knife, Tony, even with all those blades. The etchings on each blade I find attractive, too. Great new addition to your "Parker Pile", buddy!

Thank you Mark! It is a little bit like your Clayton Digby Gunstock you posted in "Comfort Knives", but definitely not the same.
I likes the one you have!

[Madmarco]

That's a beautiful knife, Tony, even with all those blades. The etchings on each blade I find attractive, too. Great new addition to your "Parker Pile", buddy!

Thank you Mark! It is a little bit like your Clayton Digby Gunstock you posted in "Comfort Knives", but definitely not the same.
I likes the one you have!

Thanks buddy, I thought about the Clayton similarity immediately, too! Pretty darn nice for a Parker. huh!

[gino]

I think Parker knives are becoming more sought after


I picked this on up a week ago

[Lansky1]

some really nice Parkers here ! I'm learning of the variations ... there are Parker Edwards; Parker Frost, Parker (USA) and probably some others. I have a couple of the Japanese Parker Edwards - seem to be some of the best I've seen.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

some really nice Parkers here ! I'm learning of the variations ... there are Parker Edwards; Parker Frost, Parker (USA) and probably some others. I have a couple of the Japanese Parker Edwards - seem to be some of the best I've seen.

Lansky, if you have seen any of my posts, you know my vote is for Japan made. Another varition is the Japan made "Parker Custom Series", of which the "Excalibur" I posted above is. The Custom Series is their high end knives. The fixed blade custom series are really nice.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

I think Parker knives are becoming more sought after


I picked this on up a week ago

Nice one Gino! I like Whittlers! Yeah, more sought after now, and prices are edging up, but still currently affordable.

[Lansky1]

some really nice Parkers here ! I'm learning of the variations ... there are Parker Edwards; Parker Frost, Parker (USA) and probably some others. I have a couple of the Japanese Parker Edwards - seem to be some of the best I've seen.

Lansky, if you have seen any of my posts, you know my vote is for Japan made. Another varition is the Japan made "Parker Custom Series", of which the "Excalibur" I posted above is. The Custom Series is their high end knives. The fixed blade custom series are really nice.

Thanks - I have a Parker Cut Co which are Japanese made ... seem like nice little folders. I'll check out the Custom Series - thx for intel.

[chickenman62]

I always wanted a real Marbles safety knife but that will have to wait till I strike it rich. This Parker will have to do for know.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

I always wanted a real Marbles safety knife but that will have to wait till I strike it rich. This Parker will have to do for know.

Yessir, that one would do for me also C-man ... NICE Parker!

[Reverand]

I always wanted a real Marbles safety knife but that will have to wait till I strike it rich. This Parker will have to do for know.

Still a quite nice knife!
I love swinguard knives, and the safety feature makes for a real beauty!