All About Pocket Knives

Desert Golfer wrote: ↑Fri Oct 30, 2020 12:15 am Mailman brought me this Winchester Candy Stripe stockman today. I like it. No number on the tang, must have worn off.

That looks like a very handy pattern! Very cool.

Winchester M21 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 18, 2020 7:00 pm Some nice knives have been posted since I’ve been on!! Congrats guys!
Here’s my latest an unused 3904 three backspring whittler

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Sure a lot to like about this one

Jacknifeben wrote: ↑Thu Oct 29, 2020 10:37 pm Here is a extra fancy 2908. One of my favorites.

Beautiful knife my friend.

Thanks, that 3904 must have been in a knife closet for a long time.

I purchased this particular pocket knife to use in a display along with a couple of other WINCHESTER cutlery items. Well, the other two items that I purchased and received were NOT the items that were pictured and described by the seller. The seller apologized and offered to make things right ($ refund). I decided to keep the two wrong items, but they didn't apply to this particular pocket knife. So my display idea went straight down the toilet. I'm not a huge fan of this particular pattern, but I decided to keep this pocket knife, at least for now. It's a 1997 WINCHESTER, pattern #20112, 2 blade, W.R.A.CO. 45-70 shield, sunfish - toenail pocket knife. I gave it a minor cleaning, took some pictures and here it is.
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Winchester W15 1924 (1987) ver.1 Ver.1 and 2

Winchester W18 28078 (2003)

Vit_213 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 9:07 pm Winchester W18 28078 (2003)

Nice Winchesters Vit , like both the W15 and 18
Your stuff is always factory fresh beautiful. Thanks for posting those.

So I don't own any good Winchester knives but I have a question for any of you that know more than me . Who manufacturers the new nice Winchester knives ? like the 2020 and 2021 knives you can find on Cutlery corner . they don't look like the Wal-Mart ones and some have high end handle materials like mammoth ivory .

Bone79 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 07, 2021 4:37 am So I don't own any good Winchester knives but I have a question for any of you that know more than me . Who manufacturers the new nice Winchester knives ? like the 2020 and 2021 knives you can find on Cutlery corner . they don't look like the Wal-Mart ones and some have high end handle materials like mammoth ivory .

Bluegrass Cutlery.They have made their own knives for the last several years.

Vit, wonderful knives.

Mailman brought me this 1930`s era Winchester today. Very colorful celluloid scales and nice snappy blades. I Like it.

Beautiful celluloid!!

Nice old cattle knife!

Nice color to that one. Definitely brighten up a knife roll or box. I like it.

Desert Golfer wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 10:14 pm Mailman brought me this 1930`s era Winchester today. Very colorful celluloid scales and nice snappy blades. I Like it.

Absolutely gorgeous!

Very fine knives posted on this thread. Here is my only Winchester.

I am afraid that knife is gassing Dinadan. Might ought to keep it away from rest of your knives. Shame that is such a good pattern.

A Few Celluloid Scaled and One Genuine Stag Handled Old Winchester.

Here is a Stag Large Cigar Split Back Whittler that is the 1996 NKCA Knife.

I have been away from the site for a while. Always enjoy seeing everyones knives.
A couple of these I have shown already but added a couple recently and took some pics this eve. Hope you enjoy

Shawn, what a beautiful group shot. All in wonderful condition!

Winchester M21 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 25, 2021 1:40 am I have been away from the site for a while. Always enjoy seeing everyones knives.
A couple of these I have shown already but added a couple recently and took some pics this eve. Hope you enjoy
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Wow, this group leaves me speechless.

Wow! Spectacular looking Winchesters. What a pleasure just looking at them.

Thanks guys!