All About Pocket Knives

posted a pic of this on the chat last Thursday but didnt think to ask if anyone had any info.Was told it was prob.1940-67.is about 2-3/4'' long.Is it considered a stockman or peanut,pen?
Any help would be appreciated.
Greg
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It's a small stockman, Greg. A peanut usually has a clip main blade and pen secondary blade on one end of a knife that's less than 3" long when closed. Usually.
Pen knife can mean any small knife but the picture I get in my mind when I hear pen knife is a knife that's less than 3" with a pen blade at each end.

When you get into the pattern names for knives, "It's a jungle out there". I have a Winchester 2921 two blade jack and I've seen it called a Coffin Jack, English Jack and Coke Bottle Jack.

This may help. It just confuses me more. http://www.knifecollector.net/PocketKnifePatterns.html

If I've told you things you already know or things that are not accurate, please forgive me because T.J. is a knife addict.

I think this knife came out in 1947, and yours, with the stamping on all blades, with no USA in the stamping, would indicate it to be one from that time frame. Nice to see it with bone handles too, many were composite in this pattern. This illustration is from the 1947 catalog.

Thanks guys,I have a potential buyer and I would just like to be fair with the deal so im'e doin' my homework on this one.
Greg