All About Pocket Knives

The next 2 are lockback hunters.They are both 5 1/2" long.They have different blade releases both the frames and pin placement are the same.The tang stamps are different also and the cocobolo is older.The bone has a light etch "Razor $3 Steel".

Here's a bone hunter and it's twin in ebony.

Beautiful knives everyone.

Roger, your knives are really special. They are a pleasure to look at.

Here's three that I know I have.

I sure like everyone's knives. I didn't realize how visually appealing these knives were. This new forum you guys wanted might raise the price on your knives.

Nice knives Joe.Swell center pearl whittler are special in any brand!

Keith that wasn't my intention, but.

Thank you, Roger.
I may have asked you this before. Do you have any idea who made that whittler? Thanks.

FRJ wrote:Thank you, Roger.
I may have asked you this before. Do you have any idea who made that whittler? Thanks.

Joe,what is the length of that whittler?

Thanks, Roger.
It's 3 9/16" closed.

Joe,I don`t know.That pattern was in their catalog for yaers.They Had a 34 and 35 pattern which was the same size.The 35 had double pulls and a crest shield and the 34 had single nail nick and no shield.I`m sure yours is one or the other.You see changes to the knives along the years and they didn`t seem to change the cuts in the catalogs.

The GEC website under "Production Schedule" shows a #78 Maher & Grosh Yankee Whittler as next in line but no drawings are shown.
Is this the correct thread to ask about the new M&G knives. So far all knives posted are vintage.
kj

Joe,I guess it is a good as any.You could start a new thread if you wish.

I finally got around to digging out a few more.Bone handled jack Maher & Grosh called "The Trapper ".

"El Diablo "

3 3/4 " jack with a GAR and flags etch.

Bone half trapper with "FUR-FISH-GAME"etch.

Bone jack,etched "Maher & Grosh Razor Steel "and tang stamped Made in USA.

Beautiful group of knives, Roger.

Really like the "el Diablo " and "fur-fish-game" knives. How big are they?

I left them at the office Keith,I'll have to check tommow. They are right at 4",give or take an 1/8.

I cant see very well, but does the GAR stand for the Grand Army of the Republic?

Yes it does.

Ebony Cotton sampler.Maher & Grosh advertised it in their catalogs has a skinning knife.

Nice one, Roger.
I always liked the uniqueness of that blade pattern. I know nothing about skinning but it looks like it could do the job.

Joe,I'd say it would do better than some.

I'm not sure how I commented on your cotton sampler in a thread that didn't even have it pictured. But, I like it.