All About Pocket Knives

Thanx Knifetime first wwII English I have she is well built.

Are you serious.....check out this mini 2 3/8" long fixed blade knife.....
wonder what the handle is made of...any ideas?

No stamping, except on the blade it reads: INOXID

Very cool man,looks like birch if it is wood. It's hard to tell from a pic.

Found these items at a few Estate Sales today....

That 2 blade knife is a Schrade Cut Co Walden NY . What I could see of the tang stamp indicated 1917 - 1946.

Nice grab on that SCC, Scott!

Thanks Glenn. I just put a new edge on the blades......YOWZAH
Now I am carrying it in my belt sheath

Nice Schrade Cut Co Scott How long is it closed?

edgy46 wrote:Nice Schrade Cut Co Scott How long is it closed?

Thanks 3 5/16th closed

Here's some I got in the last couple days.

I love that Finedge Joe, it is a beauty!!
Goins dates them 1921-1923, a pretty rare tang stamp I would think!


Those are all nice knives, congrats on a nice haul!

Thanks, Dale. Yeah, that Fine Edge is nice. From the bay. I had to stay right with it to win it, but those rare ones are nice to have in the pile.
The Kabar trapper is just a little wonky.
The whittler and the Robeson are mighty fine.
Can't win em all.

Knice scores Joe!!


Picked these up today.....

Joe, very nice knives. Very interesting the way that the centre liner on the Schrade whittler is notched for the tip of the blade.
Dan

Thanks, Scott. Is the stone in good shape? A perfect size for smaller blades. Nice stuff you got there. Nice CRKT.

Thanks, Dan. I only own a few whittlers but I've never seen a liner like that. It's unique to me. Also, where that liner tapers between the springs is as nice a fit as you'll find.

Yeah bud, the stone is in good condition.....you interested in it?

No thanks, Scott. Just wondering.

Got these knives while on a trip to Oregon last week. Bought them separately but only gave $38 total for all five of them. The 6-OT didn't operate properly but only needed cleaned and oiled and is working as new now. May have been used a time or two, but very near mint. The 'USCG Approved 1944' Rope knife is by Kutmaster, and is tight and snappy. Picked up the two-tone Imperial and the Camco jack for almost nothing.......posted more pics of the Boker Cattle Knife in the 'Old Cattle Knives' thread.

IM

Great scores Trevor! Especially fond of that Boker...and the Rope knife...and the OT ! Extra special when you can get a bunch like that for so cheap too. Congrats.

Really nice bunch Trevor. Congratulations.

Knice scores Trev!!

Man, that cattle knife is SWEET, Trevor!!
I like them all - and what a price!

... Joe

Thanks guys.....was on a limited budget so tried to only consider knives that were in good condition that I could get a great price on. Would have stepped up the budget for the right piece.....just didn't really see a knife that warranted top dollar. A couple that I made offers on but couldn't get at my price were a really small Western Fixed w/sheath, a 125OT w/sheath and a very small Imperial Letter Opener. Only knife I wished I had bought and didn't was a Case XX Riggers Knife with Yellow Comp handles. Was used but tight and great snap with bail. Got them down from $50 to $30 but wanted the knife at $25.....prolly should have snagged it for the $30, but really was trying to buy on my terms. Overall I am satisfied with the knives I brought home. Appreciate the kind words on them.

IM

Nice finds Trevor!

Between mail and estate/garage sales here's what has stopped by my place.....

Here's a close up of the Case 6333 (from above pic).