All About Pocket Knives

Lot of really good looking knives in this thread. I'll add a couple of E C Simmons Keen Kutters.
Bill

Here are the 4 Keen Kutters I have. The first three are E. C. Simmons and the forth is a schrade made peanut shown with a schrade walden 810 contemporary.

Those are awesome Paul!

Bill that KK is unusual with a brass bail Very nice condition too

Paul, nice looking group of knives

It's time to revive this great thread with so many fantastic knives.
Here's E C Simmons Keen Kutter EO.



Mike

Well, I'm game, here are a few recent and not so recent acquisitions (the pattern numbers are in the file names):

i just got this one i think its ivory

This is butcher knife is my only Keen Kutter.

One of the few Keen Kutters I own.Obviously rehandled,poor job,look at the shield.So I'll send her to a friend for a make-over in African Blackwood.

msteele6 wrote:Well, I'm game, here are a few recent and not so recent acquisitions (the pattern numbers are in the file names):

If you want twins I"ll trade for the Bone,I might even give boot.

Here's a big ole Keen Kutter i picked up yesterday.......

Tim

smiling-knife wrote:This is butcher knife is my only Keen Kutter.

Looks just like the catalog cut Steve

Thanks very much for posting the catalog photo MB . From what year is that? s-k

Great knives guys! Here`s one I finally got photos of.

Bob

smiling-knife wrote:From what year is that? s-k

I believe 1915

trutemper wrote:Here`s one I finally got photos of.

Nice one Bob

Thanks MB!!


Bob

My small collection of Keen Kutters. I would like more but competition for the few good ones that come up on ebay has gotten pretty stiff.

Dan

Miller Bro`s wrote:

smiling-knife wrote:From what year is that? s-k

I believe 1915

Thanks very much MB. I didn't think it might be that old. s-k

Here is a WW I era Keen Kutter...........

A barlow I got recently
I'd be glad to have time frame estimation



Mike

here is a couple old keen kutters i thought that i would post to get this thread going again

On the barlow, you need to look at the tang stamp. If it says "E.C. Simmons", it's pre WWII, if it doesn't (and my guess is that it doesn't) it would most likely be after the war. The general construction of the knife appears to me to be Camillus manufacture (obviously barlows are all pretty similar however), made for Shapleigh c 1940' - 50's.

JMO

msteele6 wrote:On the barlow, you need to look at the tang stamp. If it says "E.C. Simmons", it's pre WWII, if it doesn't (and my guess is that it doesn't) it would most likely be after the war. The general construction of the knife appears to me to be Camillus manufacture (obviously barlows are all pretty similar however), made for Shapleigh c 1940' - 50's.

JMO

you are right, this has no EC Simmons below the tang stamp. Main blade has pattern number on the other side of the tang - 829.

Thanks
Mike

Heres a big E.C.Simmons K.K 4-1/4" cigar jack

The other is a e.c. Simmons kk warncliff whitter that has a surgical blade as one of the second blades.
Looks like a littler warncliff blade. But my book calls it a surgical blade.

Outside of a chunk missing from the mark side and a potion of the nail nick missing on the pen plade this EC Simmons Keen Kutter 033 41 is gorgeous...