All About Pocket Knives

IMBand wrote:Thanks so much Dale for the info on the 'lancet'......that blade is what drew me to the knife.....

IM

I have a weakness for Wharncliffe blades, and IMO that blade fits the Wharncliffe family.
If memory serves me, that blade was used in some doctor's knives.
I supposed it was designed for surgery.

It makes my 20th Century skin crawl to think of a doctor pulling a knife out of his pocket and doing surgery on me, but I guess it was done that way at one point in time before the science of microbiology.

I hear you Dale,I love that blade shape also.
Hear is one I just got and they are getting harder to find in original condition. It isn't mint but it is in very good condition.1993 Bulldog

Thanks for the info,Dale.

Don't know what I've got , except that they have been wet way too long. I saw a scout knife, a blue cub scout knife, a leg knife, a Boker, several Western hunting knives, a couple of staight razors. a plumb bob, a hoof knife with a deer antler handle, some kind of a Barlow and a several others. Kinda' exciting , wondering if they will loosen up and clean up good enough for an EDC or whatever! Came from an antique/junk store where we went to buy a Homer Laughlin plate my wife had her sights set on.
Treefarmer

Now that looks like a real project.

Good Luck!!

PILE-O-FUN

AWESOME SCORE

Philip......knice score bro!!! Very knice!

My finds today at garage sales. As always, if I'm postin' pics of "LOTS", items are for sale individually....
The knife in the upper left is a Utica Sportsman
The bread knife is a Chicago Cutlery BT10

This hatchet (True Temper) probably isn't for sale though....

treefarmer wrote:Don't know what I've got , except that they have been wet way too long. I saw a scout knife, a blue cub scout knife, a leg knife, a Boker, several Western hunting knives, a couple of staight razors. a plumb bob, a hoof knife with a deer antler handle, some kind of a Barlow and a several others. Kinda' exciting , wondering if they will loosen up and clean up good enough for an EDC or whatever! Came from an antique/junk store where we went to buy a Homer Laughlin plate my wife had her sights set on.
Treefarmer

I see a timber scribe also.

Really nice finds peeps! Managed to score a GEC #45 LumberJack in the elusive SawCut American Cherry.
I have one in the pile already but this one was looking extra lonely so I had to rescue it..... ..... .....

IM

Knice score Trevor!

IMBand wrote:Really nice finds peeps! Managed to score a GEC #45 LumberJack in the elusive SawCut American Cherry.
I have one in the pile already but this one was looking extra lonely so I had to rescue it..... ..... .....

IM

Very nice, Trev! The blades on those knives are amazing!!

WB

Great knife trev.I'm going to post a pic of that shield on the "got shields"threads if that is ok with you.That is one cool knife.
I had posted this on another thread but I got some new pic's of it, that show it off much better.It it a 1991 Remington "Camillus" Bullet knife that had cracked handle "imagine that" and now it has a nice set of staged,amber bone handles. by AAPK member?

Beauty knifetime!

I found these three today......

Splendid KT. The choice of handles goes great on that knife.

Found this M.S.A. - USA made knife at a pawn & gun and bought it yesterday. I think it may have genuine pearl handles, but I'm unsure of that as I am no expert. The knife has nice action and is marked as being made in 2001. OH

No idea if the pearl is real but I know that I really like it

great snags guys

very nice everyone,keep em comming

ThatMarble is purty OH..I'm toying with a new skinah in s30v BOS...I've had her for a few week today is the first day in the fields comfortable.

These are not "Knives"...but are knife related..
My "Finds" of the day.. ...Marbles Cleaning Rod Kit....and a Civil War replica sword/Letter opener.

Mr Rotten that bore swabing rod is cool

Cool finds brother!

Thanks Fellas.

Found these at the flea market this morning

Rid-Nor - Boston USA - I have never seen this one before

Boker - USA

Nice finds Gino. Love them butter and molasses handles