All About Pocket Knives

goldwood wrote: ↑Wed Sep 08, 2021 10:17 pm These are some of my favorite Gerber folders. The one in the middle is a mint condition ultra hard to find Ebony Handle Gerber.
I found my first one 3 years ago after looking for an affordable one and after buying a collection, I now have 13 of them.gerber FFH.jpg

Oh, now you're just showin' off!!
That's an amazing sight!
Nice

goldwood wrote: ↑Wed Sep 08, 2021 10:17 pm These are some of my favorite Gerber folders. The one in the middle is a mint condition ultra hard to find Ebony Handle Gerber.
I found my first one 3 years ago after looking for an affordable one and after buying a collection, I now have 13 of them.gerber FFH.jpg

These are my G. Sakai Gerber folders. All three are in mint condition. I finally found the smaller one after looking for two years. These were made for Gerber from 1977-1980. A very well made knife with a smooth and solid lock up.

Nice threesome. Congratulations on snagging the small one.

A sweet trio!

I love these 'Ol Gerber lock-backs

Looking for sheaths for Gerber Presentation Models 400 ,425, 475 & 525
Gun Show find The Sheath in the Picture is for Model 450 the knife in the Middle
Thanks Gary

My dad gave me this gerber silver knight about 20 years ago

Picked up this one today

Three not so common Gerber folders.
1. Gerber V-Steel
2. Gerber Sportsman II Made in Germany
3. Bianchi by Gerber

A few Stag Gerbers to look at

jerryd6818 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 03, 2022 12:02 pm Gerber-LST_Ultralight - Labeled.JPG

The Micro LST is a sturdy little knife, and not to mention, about the cheapest American-made knife at the street price you can find (tied with the base model Case Mini Blackhorn).

WOW! And all NIB! I really like the Al Mar designed Custom series. I have all the stag and the ebony handles, but need a 300A and a 475 with green handles.
Thanks for posting the photo.

Gerber LB in stag

A nice heavy-duty carry piece!

These followed me home.
What year would these have been made?

The Gerber "Big Hunter" was made with "Armorhide" handle from 1969 to 1976 when it was discontinued. I would venture to guess that the sharpening steel is contemporary.

Here are some of mine.A 300 and a 97223.
Nev

Your brass framed folding hunter is an FS-II (Folding Sportsman}. I believe the number is Gerber's zip code. The FS series was made in three sizes with yours being the "medium" one.

Case V42 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 09, 2022 1:42 pm Your brass framed folding hunter is an FS-II (Folding Sportsman}. I believe the number is Gerber's zip code. The FS series was made in three sizes with yours being the "medium" one.

Thanks for the information Case.
I always wondered about that number. I have a Mac tool anniversary gerber knife with the same number but a completely different knife.Now I know.
Thanks Nev

You're welcome. Always glad to help.

purdo wrote: ↑Sat Jul 02, 2022 8:30 am These followed me home.
What year would these have been made?

I have a note from somewhere that says the green box was used from about 1970-1973.

Bert

Showing off my legacy Gerber Bolt Action. Bought one in 1986, lost it in 1988, just got the bug to get another last year. Hit upon this one on eBay last week for $50, it is almost like new. All that I’ve seen previously are Stainless blades, this one is steel, no marking as to what type. I do wish it was loose like my original so it could be flicked open with one hand. Anyone know how to remove the caps without ruining them?

A few more since my original post.