All About Pocket Knives is a knife related resource center for buying, selling, researching, and discussing all things knives
http://allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_forum/
http://allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_forum/viewtopic.php?t=19624
Thanks, now I just have to find a special occasion to break open one of the bottles...Maybe when I find a deal on a GEC I have always wanted 
Some Cool finds CMC. Welcome to AAPK.CMC wrote: ↑Mon Apr 25, 2022 3:37 pm Hello all.. New member here. Just picked these up at an Antique mall a few days ago. Three of them need a little work but at $3 a piece I couldn't resist. The Green keychain knife is a hammer brand and all it needs is a good cleaning. The shoe Knife is a Lion Cutlery Co. From Germany, that one will be fixed up and given to my wife. The other two need some help but they will make great EDC knives for me when I get them fixed up.
The big Imperial looks like a Tool Knife, one that takes interchangeable blades that snap into and out of the other end. Still an inexpensive knife, but a fun bit of trivia!CMC wrote: ↑Mon Apr 25, 2022 3:37 pm Hello all.. New member here. Just picked these up at an Antique mall a few days ago. Three of them need a little work but at $3 a piece I couldn't resist. The Green keychain knife is a hammer brand and all it needs is a good cleaning. The shoe Knife is a Lion Cutlery Co. From Germany, that one will be fixed up and given to my wife. The other two need some help but they will make great EDC knives for me when I get them fixed up.
Welcome CMC! Some good little oldies there!CMC wrote: ↑Mon Apr 25, 2022 3:37 pm Hello all.. New member here. Just picked these up at an Antique mall a few days ago. Three of them need a little work but at $3 a piece I couldn't resist. The Green keychain knife is a hammer brand and all it needs is a good cleaning. The shoe Knife is a Lion Cutlery Co. From Germany, that one will be fixed up and given to my wife. The other two need some help but they will make great EDC knives for me when I get them fixed up.
Thanks STB. Sorry for the late reply, I have been nursing a pretty bad hang over...
now I just need to take a black smiting course... Blades and booze the only other thing that would make it better is more words with “B’s” Blondes and BrunettesGSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Wed Apr 27, 2022 4:54 amThanks STB. Sorry for the late reply, I have been nursing a pretty bad hang over...
Good looking hauldjknife13 wrote: ↑Sun May 01, 2022 2:01 am Picked up 5 at an Antique shop today. A W.H.Morley and Sons pearl pen, a nice Queen #19A yellow Trapper, a HS&B ebony jack, a Western Boulder 681 Trapper, a stag handled R106 jack Remington that I don't know what to make of, but it was cheap enough to take a chance on. I got the whole pile for about $110 so I was happy for making the trip.____Dave
That is a beauty Smitty! Musta been produced as they were contemplating shutting down the factory....Papa Bones wrote: ↑Sun May 01, 2022 12:38 am Added this one to my Camillus family today. It is a Camillus Granddaddy Barlow that was offered in 2004 as the First Camillus Collectors Club Knife offered in the Camillus Collectors Club Magazine. It has Bone Stag Handles, a Nickle Silver Shield with the double lined Camillus stamp, Nickle Silver Bolsters & pins, and the blade is etched with "2004 Camillus Collectors Club" in script. It is like new with no use. The original owner had ordered this back in 2004 through the Collectors Club Magazine. He kept the knife in a display. He has just recently moved and can't find the original box or padded zippered tote, but gave me the ones that I have in the photo. He is still unpacking things and says if he finds them he will let me know. I believe the box, papers and padded tote he gave me is actually for one of the 100th Anniversary knives, which he says he also has packed somewhere. But, I really like the knife, and the handles. Here are some photos, and I also have a photo of the original add.
Camallus 04 CCC Barlow Stag_a.JPG
Camallus 04 CCC Barlow Stag_c.JPG
Camallus 04 CCC Barlow Stag_d.JPG
Camillus Collectors Club 2004 knife.JPG
Great find, and beautiful stagPapa Bones wrote: ↑Sun May 01, 2022 12:38 am Added this one to my Camillus family today. It is a Camillus Granddaddy Barlow that was offered in 2004 as the First Camillus Collectors Club Knife offered in the Camillus Collectors Club Magazine. It has Bone Stag Handles, a Nickle Silver Shield with the double lined Camillus stamp, Nickle Silver Bolsters & pins, and the blade is etched with "2004 Camillus Collectors Club" in script. It is like new with no use. The original owner had ordered this back in 2004 through the Collectors Club Magazine. He kept the knife in a display. He has just recently moved and can't find the original box or padded zippered tote, but gave me the ones that I have in the photo. He is still unpacking things and says if he finds them he will let me know. I believe the box, papers and padded tote he gave me is actually for one of the 100th Anniversary knives, which he says he also has packed somewhere. But, I really like the knife, and the handles. Here are some photos, and I also have a photo of the original add.
Camallus 04 CCC Barlow Stag_a.JPG
Camallus 04 CCC Barlow Stag_c.JPG
Camallus 04 CCC Barlow Stag_d.JPG
Camillus Collectors Club 2004 knife.JPG
Congrats....All a great finds Dave. That Ebony Jack just flips all the right switches with me.djknife13 wrote: ↑Sun May 01, 2022 2:01 am Picked up 5 at an Antique shop today. A W.H.Morley and Sons pearl pen, a nice Queen #19A yellow Trapper, a HS&B ebony jack, a Western Boulder 681 Trapper, a stag handled R106 jack Remington that I don't know what to make of, but it was cheap enough to take a chance on. I got the whole pile for about $110 so I was happy for making the trip.____Dave
That is a beauty Smitty! Musta been produced as they were contemplating shutting down the factory....
Thanks David.
Thanks Dan.
