All About Pocket Knives

Nice lookin barlow sonictek. You cant beat that price either!

well...they're not knives, they're books!
books about knives .I'm sorry , but it's not easy to find books bout knives in this part of the world. so, I'm very exited when i found them.
found these in the flea market while looking for knives, pay about $10 for all three.
great books!

Great find Falah.

Knife books help a collector in so many ways.


Phil

indeed sir specially that knife world book,

Found this one today
1976 Queen #62

nice looking knife gino, i love the deep jigging on the scales.

Thanks, the price was right too! LOL
Dog, love those old magazines. I buy them when ever I come across them it's not to often either by the way.

Well Gino,,,,,,,,,,, I guess it was a Queen weekend. I picked these two up this morning at the Jockey Lot. These sre the first Queens I've owned,,,,,,,, I'm rather pleased with them overall.

edgy46 wrote:Got a pic of one single blade timber scribe/rase knife. Tang is marked on both sides. I think there is a difference in the sleeve and hammer that will seperate the NYK and Imperial. If I can find it I will post it.


edit--My name is not Luther

Hey Luther, uh,,,I mean Bill, where'd you find that knife?

singin46 wrote:5 bucks well spent right there.

$5 very well spent!
You got way more knife than you would get if you sent 5 times that much money on a Chinese knife.
Your grandkids may inherit that Barlow.

Singin I traded for it at a knife show in Wilmington, Ohio several years ago.

My Metal salesman stopped by again today and guess what he brought me?

A small custom Phill Hartsfield, he commissioned about 20 years ago.

I will post some pics tomorrow.
2-1/2" blade 4-3/4" total length, Cocobolo scales w/ SS lined leather sheath.

Cool design, thanks for showin it!

I agree!!.....looks awesome. ......kinda like a push dagger.

johnnierotten wrote:I agree!!.....looks awesome. ......kinda like a push dagger.

That is what my friend wanted a "Push Knife".

Cool lookin knife bdt. I never saw one like that and thanks for sharin it. I love seein knives i havent come across before.

Picked this one up today

Ka-Bar 2708 Lockblade

I also bought one of these today. Should be here in a few days.

Benchmade 10412S Pika II

Looks like a decent knife and at a great price.

Robeson e-bay..

Ordered this yesterday as a gift for a fellow knife guy.
He collects 1965-69 mainly. Its on the very low end of
that era but still pretty cool.

Dave , sweet sure edge. I love anything Robeson.
TC, that is one nice lookin Case and that 65-69 is my most favorite Case era to collect. It is still somewhat affordable and you still get the great Case quality.

tc3500 wrote:Ordered this yesterday as a gift for a fellow knife guy.
He collects 1965-69 mainly. Its on the very low end of
that era but still pretty cool.

Eisenhower's are nifty! Even though they are a little knife, they are sought after by many collectors.

Yes kathy, I am one that loves them. LOL!

Not technically a 'find of the day' this thread fits as good as any I guess.

This was sent to me with a couple other I have posted that were my Grandfathers.
This knife was his brothers, my Great Uncle Bob. He passed away while hunting
with this knife in his pocket in about 1981. He was found on the trail, game in hand.
It then went to my Grandfather. The other side has some Very sticky tape on it
that says 'Bob'. My Grandfather died about 10 years ago and my Grandmother has
memory problems so it was labeled by my aunt. Thats how I know it was Bobs.
After being told that most of my life (25+yrs) you guys will probably tell me that
this model wasn't even made then, LOL !!

Trevor