All About Pocket Knives

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.

It happens.

My photos are not perfect But here goes. A boys Knife with chain estate find from this last friday.

I like that a lot!!!!!!

So do I.

I was looking through a box of ivory handled knives and found a Maher & Grosh, 3 3/8" Equal End pen knife. Walk & talk is perfect, zero play, feels like a fine old Sheffield knife in hand. Do you know who the manufacturer likely was ? and how old this knife might be ?
kj

Hmm, no replies on manufacturer of above ivory M&G. Still time to post !
Here is another M&G i just found in my own house, a 3 5/8" Sleeveboard Whittler with ebony handles, amazingly dark and dense. Blades look full to me. It is a lovely knife, solid & smooth as the day it got adopted (purchased).
So far i have not met a M&G knife that i didn't like.
kj

Eldorado.

El-beautiful!!!

Roland and Roger those are a couple of dark beauties !

Here is another M&G i just found, 3 7/8" 'Trapper Jack' is what i call it but might not be the correct name. Well used but still very attractive in part due to the large swage on both sides of clip blade.
I think this would be an excellent one to reproduce. What do you think ?
kj