All About Pocket Knives

Finally a decent day at the market!

The first Case is my favorite find in some time.

Case XX 1940-1965 Muskrat redbone
Kabar 1013 bone Barlow
Pal Blade Co. 1940-1945 black bone
Bertram Cutlery Co. Early 1900's
United Cutlery Co. 1908-1922 Pearl
Robeson Cutlery Co. USA 1896-1922 Bone Jack
Boker USA Black bone Stockman
Colonial carbon blade slipjoint (I have this same knife with a bail and stainless blade)

Nice ones,Gino. .....that old muskrat still has a lot of life left in Her.

Thanks Johnnie, it really is a sweet and decently big knife! I took a pic next to my copperhead for size comparison. Just shy of 4" closed

I would assume that will be a keeper.....if not..hint,hint,hint!!


Got another one of these German Boker Whittlers. ...NIB condition....not bad for a 1975.

Those are cool JR, I really like the whittlers.

The one I had before was in good condition....but this one is extremely clean.


Hey Gino.....you gonna keep the muskrat?

Yeah, I paid a pretty penny for it. I asked Steve and he said it was worth a little more than what I put out for it.

She's a nice one.

Picked up these at an antique show over the weekend. The first is a Camillus and dates between 1946-1956. The other knife is stamped Clark's XLT Cutlery. According to Goin's this was a trademark used by the San Francisco based Baker, Hamilton, & Pacific from 1899 to 1926.

Nice ones D, that Camillus is cool!

Here is my latest GEC smooth Buffalo horn 33 conductor


A huge thanks to Monk! ::TU:: You da man!

Thanks also to Bob at Old Hundred Collectables.

Cool knife and I am gonna carry it for a while. I love the horn and the shield it pretty cool. The ringed and pinched bolsters make it a gem. Also my two favorite blades on a knife.

Awesome knife!!

Gino, that Buffalo Horn looks Great! Nice Score!

Thanks Mitch.

LOVE the new avatar! You are shot! LMAO! You make me freekin howl! LMAO!

Love the pinched bolsters on that one, gino. Very nice!

Thanks D, the shield & bolsters really made me buy it.

dcgm4 wrote:Picked up these at an antique show over the weekend. The first is a Camillus and dates between 1946-1956. The other knife is stamped Clark's XLT Cutlery. According to Goin's this was a trademark used by the San Francisco based Baker, Hamilton, & Pacific from 1899 to 1926.

i have a camillus identical to yours-according to goin's, if it is 4 line stamped, it's 1919-1941, and the "usa" shield was the ww2 military version.

Nice knives fellas Here's a couple i got a while back.......

Tim, that Cripple Crek jack is awesome! I dig the GEC too! Great finds!

Thanks Gino

Tim

I'm with Gino...I really like those Cripple Creeks!! ..nice bunch.

very nice Basser ! good taste in knives

Thanks fellas !!!!!!!!

Tim

What Gino said!!! John

Thanks John