All About Pocket Knives

Thank you all for the comments.

Charlie the mark on the blade is .35 written in ink. I assume that's the original price of the knife. If you were to look at the picture sideways with the edge of the blade facing upwards you can see the mark a little more easily.

Carried, used, loved on.

Great looking knife I-man .. Nice rich bone... Who's the maker?

The stamp says:
DEPEND ON
MET CUT CO
N.Y.
Don't know who made it for them, year was 1945 according to the encyclopedia. Thanks, solid old knife.

Ivoryman wrote:Carried, used, loved on.

Love, love, love that knife!! Drooling everywhwere....

Beautiful knife just the way you love to find them. ___Dave

Amen djknife, you nailed it. Still tight and solid. Not to crow either, but if you're interested, the other side of the story was it was among hundreds of knives on a couple of large tables a seller had at the April OKCA show Eugene, OR. He didn't know anything about it, neither did his buddies or anyone we asked. The stamp is in Goins' encyclopedia sort of. The one they have says "DEPEND ON - ME TOO CO. Mine clearly says MET CUT CO. Never seen one like it and the stamp was off from Goins' so for sure I was interested. Not to mention flawless chip and crack free Rogers bone, so I low balled him down to thirty smackers and feel like I stole it. True story. Probably the best knife I have for thirty clams anyway, not to mention it's solid, old, and I think rare. Thanks for comments all. Glad you like. Money daaaaaaaaaaarn well spent.

Wow, 30 bucks is a steal! You've got some great knives, Iman!!!

Thanks Doc B, I know, the guilt won't leave me alone. Can't shake it.

Iman, I've got $30 here to cure you of your guilt and heap it on me.

That's a beaut I-Man, looks a little older than 1945 to me, great buy at 30 bucks, wanna make 10?

Today I received this nice ulster dwight divine & sons ebony jack. About 3 3/8" closed. Unused and uncleaned with factory edges. Very nicely preserved piece.
Now if I could only just trade it for an equivalent schrade cut...

Fabulous Devine and Sons, at a glance it looked like a new 15 Boys knife. Can't get over how crisp and sweet that one is, the stamp and blades are incredible. Scales look flawless too. Wow is all that comes to mind.

CHALLENGE CUTL CO.
BRIDGEPORT
CONN

You've got some amazing knives Iman...the bone, the blade, the knife!

Cool knife I-man. Bone is a bit furry, which is pretty awesome. Varies a bit from one side to the next. Always like the old challenge knives.

Ivoryman wrote:

Sweet group of knives I-Man

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:Today I received this nice ulster dwight divine & sons ebony jack. About 3 3/8" closed. Unused and uncleaned with factory edges. Very nicely preserved piece.

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Now if I could only just trade it for an equivalent schrade cut...

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Stunner Paul in great condition ... Looks like a nice 2 blade boys knife ..

Two on their way as I type

Got this decent Remington today.

Nice Remington John ... Is it a salesman’s sample based upon marks on the pile side of blade?? At least I think I’m seeing writing .. Just curious as the more important part is the nice knife all the way around...

LongBlade wrote:Nice Remington John ... Is it a salesman’s sample based upon marks on the pile side of blade?? At least I think I’m seeing writing .. Just curious as the more important part is the nice knife all the way around...

Thanks Lee, the consensus is that it is a salesman sample, I have it in the Remington Collectors section also.

John, referring to that one as "decent" is a considerable understatement! IMHO, Remington bone is some of the best.

My latest pair of old pals

Here is one I bought today:Walden Knife Co.barehead dog leg jack.Ebony handles.$5