I think we should have a "show your collection" thread.

My sub 3" jacks
IMG_3164.jpg


Rest of the Case collection
IMG_3167.jpg


Queen Cutlery and Schatt&Morgan
IMG_3160.jpg


Remington (by Camillus)
IMG_1204.jpg


USA made Schrades
IMG_3169.jpg


Customs
IMG_3172.jpg

Edit: Mike Alsdorf Slimline Trapper, Reese Bose Wharncliffe Trapper, Dan Burke Slimline Trapper, Ken Coats Jack, Ken Coats 2 blade Jack, Todd Davison Slimline Trapper, Todd Davison Swayback Gent, Keith Johnson Sodbuster, Rick Menefee Back Pocket, Rick Menefee Trapper, Gene Wiseman Ultralight Front Pocket.
 
Last edited:
Real beauties you have there, guys.

Jake, that pliers are looking really great!

Kind regards
Andi
 
I am jealous of the collections you guys have so many amazing knives. My first two traditionals are going to be ordered in the next few days and that will probably be it for me for a good while but I would love to buy a new one every day because the more I look the more beautiful knives I find.
 
Jake, great knives there, and I love that pic. It would make a perfect cover photo for one of those 'antique pocketknives and their values' books that most of us have on our shelves.
 
Rick said:
Jake, great knives there, and I love that pic. It would make a perfect cover photo for one of those 'antique pocketknives and their values' books that most of us have on our shelves.
Click to expand...

Agreed!! It makes a great desktop wallpaper. Thanks Jake, you have a wonderful collection.
 
Jake, very unique collection :thumbup: one in particular really interests me. The second row down, 4th from the left. Has that long wrench? Extending out? Any more info on this one? So many cool tools. Great collection.
 
Thank you, guys! I hoped that I didn't put you guys to sleep! :o

P, Both have pencils too... pencil knives doesn't have the same ring to it though. ;)

me_, post up those two knives when you get them! :thumbup:

rockgolfer, It's a circa 1920s Robeson Radio Electrician's knife... There's a sketch on page 294 of Levine's Guide to Knives and their Values 4th Edition. It is an alligator wrench with a long reach. The other blades are a screwdriver and sheepfoot.
 
Here are photos of my Robeson Cutlery Company collection on display at the Dalton, Georgia NKCA Knife Show in 2011.


RobDisplay1.jpg
[/IMG]

RobDisplay2.jpg
[/IMG]

RobDisplay3.jpg
[/IMG]

RobDisplay4.jpg
[/IMG]

RobDisplay6.jpg
[/IMG]

RobDisplay7.jpg
[/IMG]
 
Wow! That has to be a world class collection. Thanks for sharing it with us.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top