All About Pocket Knives

That's just the advertisers. I'll eventually take pictures of the plain all metal ones. The all metal knives may not bring as much money but I like them because they are low maintenance, worry free, and cheap. I also really love advertising and since they put the advertising on the cheapest knives most are all metal before the introduction of Celluloid and plastic.

Holy sheep is right! I would love to see your whole collection, tools and knives!

So would I. It's all boxed up due to a complete lack of space and of course if the wife saw it all she would give me more grief than she already has.

I have an idea
Get a container ship to bring it over here, to my address, and I will keep it for you. When you come back with your wife, tell her, "this guy in PA is giving me a truckload of stuff"

That's a really good idea, Bret.

Robert - That really puts the punctuation marks on your signature, "I measure my collection by the ton."

IH, those are fabulous!

But, I just gotta say it: Those two "Dirty Dick's" are destined to be classics.

Charlie Noyes

Here's my stash

A couple more

Lord Have Mercy!!!.......where do you keep all this stuff?....Do you live in a Castle? ...Enquiring minds want to know...
You must have the largest Collection of knives & other interesting stuff than anyone I know!!
I would be satisfied with just the Bartenders knives....Wow!!...Robert, you have some very COOL items!!

Rocky...those last 3 are my favorites. ...ever want to do some trading....feel free to pm me.
Awesome knives,Bro!!

Very nice, Rocky!

I don't have very many knives really. I've heard a tale of an Englishman with 10,000 knives around here somewhere. I know somebody beats me to death with their wallet on a regular basis at the auctions houses where I leave bids. I bet he doesn't like me because usually I don't lose by more than one bid so there isn't anyone else there running them up.

I'm really pleased with this Kershaw Silver Spur II (aluminum handles). Locks up perfectly, great action when unlocking and super snap on the blade. I was very concerned before I received it when I found it's only 3" closed but all that went away once I got it in hand. Great little knife. Thanks for the super deal Scott. I'm lovin' my Kershaws.

Got me another Camillus Utility....Thank ya,Tim.

Here's a few;some I may have posted before.
3 Camillus knives.
A Blaw-Knox champagne pattern.
A Bonsa with a folding church key.
A Buck 186 Titanium knife that takes down with the attached tool.
A Buck 510 with fancy scrolled aluminum scales.
A Cousin Willie's Japanese knockoff of a Schrade fish knife.
An English sailor's knife.
A handmade folding fish knife that may have been a fixed blade.
A Harrison Brothers& Howson folder.
An MD Inox champagne pattern.

A few more:
An ad for the Marietta Torpedo Co.Torpedoes were used to cap oil rigs(I think).
A literal Monkey Wrench.
Another champagne pattern marked simply"NOXI" INOX spelled backwards.
A set of 4 plier knives made in France by different makers.
A Richartz folder similar to the Hoffmann K55 but smaller.
A small Smith&Wesson folder.
Two Schrade sailor's knives;one marked,"Bosun's Mate"
A sailor's knife marked,"Whittingslowe Adelaide" from Australia.

OMG!!. ...very nice ,K7K.

Nice ones everybody!!

Here's two more. The opener/corkscrew one has nice stampings on both sides.

Here's a few all metal knives in my pile. The first knife is a sterling multi blade that was a wedding gift to the Best man at a wealthy Columbian wedding. That's my story and I'm sticking to it
wazu013

I thought I'd post these since they are all metal anyway
wazu013

I went to the same Colombian wedding

Miller Bro`s wrote:I went to the same Colombian wedding

They told me I was there but I will neither confirm or deny it