Old(er) classics

Western Whittler:


SeaLine splicing knife:


LL Bean pair: (likely Imperial)


Queen (S&M) Doctor's knife:

I have lots of older knives including my first knife: an Imperial Kamp King! Started buying and collecting knives when I was in my teens and haven't stopped yet.

Cattaraugus 225Q
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Schrade Walden 804 Carpenters knife



Schrade Imperial gentlemens knife



Schrade Imperial Ireland 3 inch fixed blade

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bannockburn, I have the Garcia to your Hackman and the same Gerbers.

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Picked up the Hackman Survival knife at a small sporting goods store for $29.95; no sheath or box to go with it.

Had a Gerber Mk.II with the gray handle as well but gifted it sometime back to a friend of mine. Bought another one a few years later but now they were made with an all black handle and different serrations. They also switched to a black leather sheath instead of the original tan leather sheath.

An EK Commando:


Anza Camp knife:


Anza General Purpose knife:

Here is my Ebay prize....
Winterbottom Queen Steel Swing Gaurd.
I have been carrying it as my bbq/showoff knife.
I have a Queen winterbottom fixed blade skinner somewhere amongst my treasures.

I have a few military surplus knives and a bayonet courtesy of Atlanta Cutlery and some military surplus dealers that are definitely getting up there in years...just like me!

My Boy Scout knife from about 1950. I found it while tearing out a wall in my Mothers basement,

I've had this one since before high school.

My well used Case & Richter:


Solingen "Buffalo Trapper" and Case Bowie:


Russell Skinner:


Large & Small Linders:

I need to take more pictures with old knives included.

My daily pants pocket carry knife. Perhaps not that old but not cataloged any longer.

That Swiss Army Tinker is my favorite small knife daily carry. Got a couple of them. One in my pocket right now. I use it countless times each day.

last Christmas gave all the ladies of the family one of these little gems. A manicure set on a key chain.

Not so old, but classics nonetheless...

C&L

I need to take more pictures with old knives included.

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Looking forward to that as every photo you've posted so far has been excellent! Especially liked the the M1 Carbine with the M4 bayonet!