All About Pocket Knives

Posting some more stuff. In a good mood this afternoon as I finally got my wife's wheelchair repaired and ready to go again. As usual feel free to post any you might like to share.
#1 Compass Industries Japan mini lockback.One of the first Buck 110 clones only smaller.
#2 Marked,Cabelas" I'm not sure who made them. Not a bad knife.
#3 Capital Cutlery Germany sterling silver handled whittler.
#4 Carrier Cutlery wharncliffe that I drastically re-shaped to make it usable again.
#5 Challenge Cutlery easy open.
#6 My oldest pocket knife:Charles Congreve patent(WcrownR) with stag handles and birds-eye rivets circa 1830
#7 Chicago Cutlery folding fillet knife.
#8 Choate Machine Co. composite dagger.
#9 Clauss florists knife.
#10 Clay Cutlery Andover NY fob knife.Handles are gold & silver strips fused together to form a pattern.

Mo' C without the vitamins.
#1 Coast Cutlery 3 backspring stockman
#2 Cobra Japan.
#3 Colibri pocket watch and fob knife.
#4 Conrad utility knife that uses single edge razor blades and has a built-in ruler.
#5 Continental Cutlery large sleeveboard jack.
#6 Large pruner marked,"S.Coop"
#7 Corliss Cutlery Germany with smooth bone handles.
#8 Cosmo Czechoslovakia 2 bladed deer foot knife.Most are a single blade.
#9 Craftsman fixed blade with "Baer" head pommel.
#10 A couple of Crescent Tool Co. Jamestown NY utility knives.

Sum moah.
#1 CRKT folder;a Frank Centofante tribute knife.
#2 M.Cromwell Criterion small bowie hunter.
#3 Jonathan Crookes gunstock jack.The horn handle has been repaired with what looks like cutler's cement.
#4 Crosman 932A folder with serrated secondary blade.
#5 Crucible Knife Co. sleeveboard jack.
#6 W.Clauberg Germany stag hunter.

That's all I have for now;what about YOU??????

Camillus

Colonial

JD Chancellor

Canal Street Cutlery

Nice ones Glenn! Is that Chancellor a custom? Looks like a machined long pull.

Here are a couple more I dug out.
#1 Cook Bros. Germany folding fish knife with unique sheath.
#2 Cressi Italy floating fish knife.
#3 & #4 A pair of Cutco fillet knives with adjustable length blades.

Anybody let a Catt in yet? Here’s a couple out wondering around

Nice ones Ripster! Love that gunstock!

Coquanoc Knife Works Philadelphia Pa

knife7knut wrote: ↑Mon Mar 22, 2021 12:02 am Nice ones Glenn! Is that Chancellor a custom? Looks like a machined long pull.

Yes. It used to have these covers... A nice custom knife. I modded it for a customer, then asked if he would sell it to me!

knfpkr15 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 22, 2021 3:59 pm Coquanoc Knife Works Philadelphia PaDSC04485.JPG

Oh cool! Never heard of them. How long is this one?
Looks great!

Doesn't Case belong in this list, or did I miss somrthing?
Treefarmer

treefarmer wrote: ↑Mon Mar 22, 2021 9:00 pm Doesn't Case belong in this list, or did I miss somrthing?
Treefarmer

Well glad someone said something.Where’s all of the Case folks??.

knfpkr15 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 22, 2021 3:59 pm Coquanoc Knife Works Philadelphia PaDSC04485.JPG

Wow that's a super rare one!

Did someone say Case?

Don't have many just some old bones.......

Dimitri, as I read the previous posts stating Case was missing, I was thinking that its absence and the fact that some were asking why was making a statement in itself.

Then you came along and put the exclamation point on it. Those are beauties!

Ken

Thank you Ken!

Its 4 1/2" closed. The pictures are the tang stamp and a paragraph from Levine's Guide to Knives and Their Values 4th edition.

How about some Cargill Cripple Creeks?

Here's a Corning...

Man, y'all have some killer knives! Here are a couple of my "C" examples.. A little Camillus 41 salesman's sample and my old Cattaraugus whittler...