All About Pocket Knives

This post will separate folding knives from fixed blades.Hope you will enjoy them:
#1Geo.Schrade wire jack.
#2 Sperry & Alexander ring turn knife.
#3 Sabre,"Skeleton" knife with clear handles.
#4 Salz Brothers sleeveboard jack.
#5 SAMCO Nashville Tennessee serpentine jack.
#6 A pair of Saynor,Cook,&Rydell grafting knives.
#7 Schatt & Morgan Titusville,PA fob knife with fancy gold handles.
#8 Carl Schleiper small folding hunter.
#9 Schmactenberg Brothers half congress.
#10Schmidt & Zeigler peanut

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#1 Schnefel Bros.corn knife.
#2 Henry Sears 1865 3 back spring humpback.
#3 Seneca Cutlery non official scout knife missing the compass in the handle.
#4 Sharp 280 sleeveboard jack.
#5 Fob knife marked only,"Sheffield Steel".
#6 Marked only,"Silver Steel" with an owl figure on the pile side this is actually a congress pattern(just a very slight curve to the handles).
#7 Simmonds Hardware orange blossom.
#8 Stamped only with an S inside a shield this 4 blade has sterling silver handles.
#9 Fish knife by Skiffman Germany
#10 Smith & Wesson folder designed by Blackie Collins(#6060)

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#1 SOG folder
#2 Southington quill knife.
#3 My bride's pink Spyderco Delica.
#4 Marked "Stainless Brazil" knife is huge.
#5 Standard Knife Co.(1920's era)large leg knife.
#6 Stanley 10-059 funny folder.
#7 Star Sales folder;one of the ugliest knives I have ever seen.
#8 Sta-Sharp 9509 four blade stockman.
#9 Stephenson & Wilson Sheffield metal handle folder.
#10 Steel Warrior folder

Last page of folders:
#1 Steves & Son metal handled folder.
#2 Fob knife stamped,"Sturdy" with fancy gold handles.
#3 Suffolk Knife Co. Germany tuxedo with fileworked pearl handles.
#4 Tool kit marked,"Supreme USA".
#5 Small fob knife marked,Swank" on the bail.
#6 Small size barlow marked,Swan Works Ohligs"
#7 Sword Brand sleeveboard jack with clear cel handles embedded with bits of pearl and abalone.
#8Syracuse Knife Co. easy open jack.

Fixed blades and a couple razors thrown in for good measure.
#1Sabatier offset kitchen knife.I use this in the kitchen a lot.Not bad for fifty cents!
#2 Sabre Japan "Original Bowie Knife"
#3 "Sahara Extra" safety razor with travel box.
#4 Sanborn & Robinson straight razor with fancy celluloid handles.
#5 Schnefel Brothers non folding corn razor with tortoise shell celluloid handle.
#6 Sea Hawk diver's knife.
#7 Sea Hunter diver's knife.
#8 Shake Sharp safety razor.A gimmick that allows you to hone the blade edges by violently shaking the razor up & down.
#9 Shapleigh Hardware kitchen knife.
#10 A pair of Sharp DF-60 fillet knives.

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#1 Sheltenham Sheffield carving set with faux pearl handles.Four bucks at a yard sale.
#2 Silver Stag bowie.
#3 Smith & Wesson bowie with custom stag handle.
#4 Marked Solingen Germany this ring guard is unusual and nicely made.
#5 Sport-Pal fishing tool(scaler,wrench,tape measure;weight scale;screwdriver,etc.)
#6 Sport Skinner with guard that folds back into handle and opens for caping.
#7 Sportways diver's knife.
#8 Standard Knife Co. butcher knife(salesman's sample)
#9 Stephen's Patent ink eraser/letter opener/quill maker.
#10 Svoboda dagger

That's quite the pile of knives! The Sabre skeleton knife is cool and different, and your wife's Spidey is making me want a Manbug a little more.

A few S&M. There are more.

That is a pile of knives Ray !! Don’t know how you keep so organized ! Sure appreciate your Alphabet Show
JerryD,beautiful S&M Knives. That Carpenters Whittler is just a Dandy

Ripster wrote: ↑Mon Apr 12, 2021 8:08 pm JerryD,beautiful S&M Knives. That Carpenters Whittler is just a Dandy

Thanks JP. One of my favorites (amongst many )

Ripster wrote: ↑Mon Apr 12, 2021 8:08 pm JerryD,beautiful S&M Knives. That Carpenters Whittler is just a Dandy

Seconded. The #63 Wharnie is also a dandy!

Great postings guys! Thanks for sharing them with the members. Jerry:That Swanner knife is a dead ringer for a Parker-Imai gunstock I have.

Great knives gentlemen! But Jerry, those whittlers have me drooling!!!

toomanyknives wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 2:02 pm Great knives gentlemen! But Jerry, those whittlers have me drooling!!!

Well use a towel. You're going to make them rust.


Ray: I just got it for the tang stamp.

I assume you are honest but it looks like you robbed a museum.

geocash wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 9:39 pm I assume you are honest but it looks like you robbed a museum.

"Honest as the day is long" as they used to say when I was a pup.Actually I've been,"indiscriminately accumulating" knives since I got my first one(which I still have)at the age of ten.That was sixty-seven years ago and I rarely trade one off.