All About Pocket Knives

1967redrider wrote:On the paperwork in the picture it says, "Hand Inlaid in Montana." I think I can barely make out U.S.A. on the tang stamp. That's about it so far. But for $22 I couldn't pass it up! I'll post more once it arrives.

Please do, i'd be interested to know more about it.

Thanks, WB

Rescued from the flea market today.

Saw this old feller in the bottom of a crusty tackle box and couldn't leave him behind. He looked very lonely and wanted to get back to work. He came home with me. I helped him get back into shape and fitted a new suit. We decided that he would best be employed as a patch knife for the new 36cal. squirrel rifle.

Great knife and excellent job with the kydex! I never did figure out how to work that stuff right.

WB

Hit a couple of flea markets over the week-end got my 1st Hammer brand,a jr size barlow 1945-55

Here is one that needs some TLC, but I like it alot. Anyone have an age on it?

GEBR. BURNS
SOLINGEN

Otter Knife with smooth bone? handles.


IM

Also got this interesting sheffield knife. Opens by twisting the ring it said.

HUMPHREYS RADIANT SHEFFIELD ENGLAND
3 1/8" closed

IM

That Hammer Brand looks like a honey!

That Otter knife looks like ivory scales (probably late 1800's to early 1900's) and that ladies ring knife is rare with the pearl and bolsters. Nice finds.

Thanx Dave I've been trying to find a Hammer brand for some time now.

I M, Those are 2 great looking knives your showing, the otter, I especially like. Thumbs up on that score. These pics are my wknd. score. The first pic is an Ulster TL - 29. As common as though they seem to be, I keep picking them up. The second knife in the same pic, is a Schrade +, LB-5, with Schrade sheath. The second pic show a Case XX, .ss 1989 centennial, with Christmas Tree handles, gunstock. A very good friend sent it to me after I had gifted him with a 4 line tang stamp Camillus, E.O.. That wasn't the deal, after I had given him the Camillus, but he's a good man and long time friend ( we go back to "Nam " day's ). The second little pen knife in that pic has no stamp on it. Dale H.

Great looking knives guys!!


Here is my latest finds (thanks Tim & Monk)

1983 Schrade Heritidge USA Stockman
Hen & Rooster Stag lockback

Nice Gino. .......the H&R has some cool looking stag .

Thanks brother!

very nice Gino !

Man Geno I like that Schrade

Some good ones, Gino.

A few I came across...The Civil War one, the blades are etched, not printed..lol

Nice knives you guys. Gino, really like that Schrade. What are the handles? Were those razor knives really meant for shaving?

There's always such great knives in this thread! Jimbo, what song does the music box play? TJ, it takes a "special" kinda person to put one of those straight razors to their face and throat. I think in most slip joints, those blades are meant to reproduce the one arm man blades used on folders after the civil war. Sure glad I wear a full beard.

WB

Tj, I'm not sure about shaving with a razor knife..lol

whitebuffalo, the music box plays Dixie

Well, those knives ain't just whistlin' dixie!

WB

Another find down at the Mancave.

Johnj;I love those little Barlows.In the past I have convinced a good many apprentices to put one of those in there watch pocket and tool boxes

NICE Knives Jimbo!!

This was almost free on eBay..........looks like a good toolbox knife.


IM

Dang! Knice knife Trevor!


Here's a couple Schrade's I landed in a lot which will soon be for sale!

106OT, 33OT, 108OT