All About Pocket Knives

Charlie, I have a friend that has been trying to buy a collection with one in it for years but the guy won’t sell any of the boxes. All I know is that my friend said he lives in Virginia !

Couple more, Phoenix Knife Co and a Cattaragus marked Flylock, the tang stamp on the knife is missing the first letter "U" in the stamping. I have a larger Flylock marked the same way.

Super nice Mike ...

So I’m curious but I have a Flylock Bridgeport switch (actually looks to have the same handles).. I know Schrade was involved in Bridgeport but what was the connection of Flylock to Cattaraugus?? Contract work?

Thanks Lee yes I believe it was contract work. Never seen another auto marked Cattaraugus.

Thanks Mike ... the history & connections between the cutleries and contract work never ceases to amaze me...

I'm with you on that

Here's a few Keen Kutter display boxes that I have. The tops flip up to store the knives for sale that are being displayed, there's penciled in sales notes added for the salesman. There's also a Keen Kutter button on the black display box that I found along the way.

Boy I really like those!!

Great picture, boxes and knives 67rr !!!

Thanks!

Couple more, the Button box has 2 English jacks, one is a Robeson Salesman's knife and the other a Terrier.

The other is a Carrier Cutlery Eureka, the Eureka was one of the knives that was used to make the GEC Eureka's. Boy did GEC make a bunch of knives from that first pattern.

Your collection of antique knives never ceases to amaze me.

Mike. I thought your best knives would have been the first knives you showed. Guess I was wrong. Very nice.

Really nice Mike ...

More great knives with boxes! Nice Case and Colonel Coon, Quick Steel! Lee, I really like your H & B box and knives! Excellent display of Keen Kutters, redrider! I would love to find one of those KK button boxes some day. Fantastic showing, Mike! I am especially partial to the Electric with the saber ground spear blade and that Carrier Cutlery eureka jack is really special!

Thanks Guys.

Couple more. Utica Cutlery Pocket Pard knife in it's original box. They were made in the 1920's to go along with the Parker Pens of the same era. I have another with blue celluloid also in the box. I keep searching for these in the other colors made, green and orange. Etched on one side POCKET PARD and the other STAINLESS, hardware is 14k filled.

The NYK congress is on top of a NYK Co box, never seen another one like it, the little paper sleeve was in the box when I got it.

Very nice, Mike, especially the NYK congress and box!

Nice Mike, I'm with Dan, really like the NY knife!!!

That pen and knife combo is the bee's knees.

Thanks Guys much appreciated. I finally got a Rodgers box.

Great find, Mike!

Here are a couple more.

Central City Phoenix NY is a hard one to find and the Cattaraugus sunfish has some great bone. The box is a wooden box and another hard item to find.

Mike ... The Rodgers box and knives are sweet - congrats ! I wanted that box but a few bucks short on the bid ...