All About Pocket Knives

I had it in my sights also Joe!
Very unusual Hammer!

I really like the mill work on the liners of that 80 Jerry!
Camillus seemed to do that more often than any other company.

....... Joe

Thank you, Joe.

Holy smokes! I had lost track of this thread for a while.... I need to remember not to miss out seeing these beauties!

FRJ,

That knife is a standout!

Thanks, Kathy. I sure like it.

That is a beauty Joe! It's not too worn for me. The master looks darn near full length, just sharpened a few times.

Thanks Bret, you're right. This knife has a long way to go. It can still sharpen many a pencil.

I posted this one over in the Boker forum too, but it definitely fits in here to, as it was a definite "knife find" in my eyes! Even though the blades are worn, they are all rock solid with excellent snap, and I really really like the handles and shield. I think it's a classy lookin' old knife. Best I can tell it dates from between 1945-1965.
Especially qualifying it as a "knife find" is that I was the only one that bid on this one and I scored it for .99cents!
Mike

Mike......super, duper knice score bro!! $.99

Mike, that is knice for 99 cents! Or even more.

These are my latest two finds

Case Tony Bose 546 - very cool well made knife, the handles are sweet and its just very well made top to bottom.

GEC 68 White owl - Very dissapointed in this knife, its the second one that I bought. The first was a Buffalo horn and the handle was cracked and it also had a miss drilled pin hole.

The White owl cost more than the Bose too!

Sorry to hear about the GEC. .....sure love that Case tho.

Well at least you scored big time on that TB!

Mike, great score on that Boker.

Gino, that Case Tony Bose is a sweet looking knife.

Sorry Mike. .....I saw your 99cent Boker and forgot to post.
I can't believe you got such a cool looking old Boker for that price......Great score,Bro.

Back home now after spending most of the week in Charlotte. I've already posted the old Buck 301 I bought down in the Buck section; here is the Canal Street Doctor's Knife I bought the same day. This is my first Canal Street knife and I believe it is an exceptionally well made knife.

Are you into the Doc's Colonel, or did you just buy that one because you didn't have a Canal Street? Looks great. Notice how good it feels in the hand?

Jerry, I visited with Red Trout in Charlotte and he has several Canal Street knives for sale and I wanted to own a CS. I picked this one for several reasons; it was smaller than the others and I lean towards medium size pocket knives - it had jigged bone handles, most of the others had Old Barn Chestnut - I like bone better, and finally Red Trout made me a terrific deal on that knife. Thanks for the compliments.

Thanks Colonel. I just wondered because I have a soft spot in my heart for the Doc's and thought maybe I had found a "Doctor knife soul mate".

Knice CS OldHunter!!

Very nice CS...OH.

nice finds boys!

always make me giggle a little when i see knives i bid on end up in this thread. at least i know they are going to good homes

i see knives i bid on end up in this thread.

Yep....I know what ya mean!!

Just got this case 6235 1/2 4 dot

Outlaw, that Case is sweet!

Thanks Gino