All About Pocket Knives

Thanks Josh, het het! It's a bagatelle game from the 1940s era. One of those marble skill games. You know little BBs you have to get in holes on cardboard. I collected these for a while last year. Thanks again Trevor! That was a last minute entry, just kinda figured it out as I went.

AHHH HA! COOL yeah i like the dice pic too,TREV

Great shots MONK and Royal!!

Little Barlow love.

KOOL !!!!! ____the other two from Derrick,must not have arrived today ????

Not yet, figure tomorrow or Friday.

Like they all say, take it outside! BURRRRRR, IT COLD!

WOWEEEEE! that is some super fine Red Stag on that Muskrat MONK!

Well, this isn't stag, red or otherwise, but it is a 19USA90 wharncliffe mini-trapper with a "first issue" tang stamp. While I am not particularly fond of Case knives, the 19USA9x era fascinates me because of it's so different from Case normal and the colorful stories of that time in Case's history. Oh, and 1990 is when I got married.

Great Photos,Russell*** outstanding colors to bring out the best of the knife !!!!

great pix ,perry,monkage,& rustle

I know I've showed this picture before, but the Lab dawg likes this knife too!

Or maybe you like this better.
Antiqued!

I am a horrible picture taker most of the time (notice I didn't say photographer) but I did try a few today that didn't turn out half bad

Gino, you're waaaay too hard on yourself! That is really a great shot.

singin46 wrote:Or maybe you like this better.
Antiqued!

What do you think of these?

SICK Jerry, thanks man!

It's that knife that's sick, my friend.

Thank you Jerry, did some whittling with it today and it's pretty smooth on the wood.

Terrific picture, Gino. The knife is in sharp focus, and the contrast between the rounded bone jigging and the sharp edges of the tiles(?) keeps my eye interested. Wonder what a smooth red bone handle, or a wormwood jigging, would look like on that background?

just goofin off pix......

Yeah Josh! The 1960s lookin.