All About Pocket Knives

knowtracks wrote: ↑Mon Feb 15, 2021 6:54 pm Thank You Men!! I do appreciate the encouragement!
Here is a another T-ville Schatt. Nice bone with pinched and lined bolsters, also an arrowhead shield. Small knife @ 3" closed
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Dave

Sweet.

Thank You peanut and doglegg!
I do love these older traditional pocketknives!
Another T-ville, this one a Dr. knife but with a rounded bottom bolster instead of the usual flat one used for crushing pills.
Dave

Excellent old knife. Traditionally not traditional with the rounded bolster. Great knife.

knowtracks wrote: ↑Wed Feb 17, 2021 6:50 pm Thank You peanut and doglegg!
I do love these older traditional pocketknives!
Another T-ville, this one a Dr. knife but with a rounded bottom bolster instead of the usual flat one used for crushing pills.
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Dave

Interesting knife.
I wonder if would still be considered a doctor knife??

Excellent question! One for Levine I would expect, because I don't know!
A small gunstock @ 3" closed with the flat sided bolsters
Dave

knowtracks wrote: ↑Fri Feb 19, 2021 12:02 am Excellent question! One for Levine I would expect, because I don't know!
A small gunstock @ 3" closed with the flat sided bolsters
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Dave

Another nice one Dave!

Thank You edge 213 !!
Here's a sweet little stag pen, the etch is still visible and the french pulls are cut all the way thru the tangs!
Dave

Dave

Here are three that I have.

I especially like that top one.

Thank You peanut! And Thank You knife7knut for adding to this thread!!
I also am diggin the Sailors knife but that little gold plated vest pocket is also a beauty!!
Here is a T-ville stamped razor with a fancy molded black plastic handle.... The Owl Razor!!!
Dave

A T-ville Farmers Jack in Ebony!
Dave

Wow. Neat beads but a beautiful old farmers jack

Great looking old farmers Jack

knowtracks wrote: ↑Thu Feb 25, 2021 9:08 pm A T-ville Farmers Jack in Ebony!
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Dave

Dave

Thank You doglegg, K.K. and peanut!
Here is a pretty clean Pruner also made in Penn.

Dave

knowtracks wrote: ↑Fri Feb 26, 2021 7:31 pm Thank You doglegg, K.K. and peanut!
Here is a pretty clean Pruner also made in Penn.
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Dave

Yes Sir, beautiful!

I know..... I sound like a broken record... But Thank You doglegg!
Here is a project that Glennbad rescued to perfection!!
This is the only S&M pattern I have seen with a Prestolite tool and I thought it was worth salvaging.
Started out with gum fuddy covers that were in pretty bad shape. I talked to Mike Losicco and acquired a set of Rosewood covers that he salvaged from the Cattaraugus Factory before in was tore down or fell down!

Here's what she looked like when I found her... And after Glennbad worked his magic!!!
Dave

Better than the Midas touch is the glennbad touch. Lovely

Yes it is doglegg!
An advertising Schatt for the Breeders Gazette!
Dave

knowtracks wrote: ↑Fri Feb 26, 2021 7:31 pm Thank You doglegg, K.K. and peanut!
Here is a pretty clean Pruner also made in Penn.
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Dave

Gorgeous bones. What a looker. Wow.

Thank You Iman!!!
Another advertising Jack! This one carries the Dollar knife Corp. Atlanta moniker!

Dave

knowtracks wrote: ↑Fri Mar 05, 2021 4:59 pm Thank You Iman!!!
Another advertising Jack! This one carries the Dollar knife Corp. Atlanta moniker!
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Dave

Thank you. Keep those beauties coming. Love the bear claws too. Did you hunt the bears or get the claws at the local Pow Wow like I do? Cool pieces.

Thank You Ivoryman!
The bear and also these cat claws I harvested in the mountains right here at home.
A sailors knife from T-ville!

Dave

Not sure how I missed this thread. Beautiful showing of great knives, Dave! Lovely collection of beads as well. I didn't know you were a bead collector.