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[danno50]

My Keen Kutters that are between 2 1/2" and 3 1/4". All Simmons era, a couple stamped E.C. Simmons and a two German Simmons

 

[Jack Black]

My Keen Kutters that are between 2 1/2" and 3 1/4". All Simmons era, a couple stamped E.C. Simmons and a two German Simmons
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Wow Dan, great collection!

 

[Jack Black]

Few small Richards (of Sheffield) folders...

 

[Jack Black]

Few more:

 

[danno50]

Wow Dan, great collection!

Thanks Jack. Richards of Sheffield was one of the most common pocket knives of my childhood.

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack. Richards of Sheffield was one of the most common pocket knives of my childhood.

Same here buddy, not least because my dad and uncle both worked there

Here's a few more small Richards folders that I have photos of

 

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[Rufus1949]

My little stag lamb. Somewhat smaller than most.

 

[danno50]

Jack, Jack Black , you have an extensive collection with great variety. I sent all of my Richards knives to a woman in Vancouver who was on the forum briefly, a few years back.
A few Sheffield made

Two Schrades and a few German

 

[Jolipapa]

 

[Jack Black]

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Nice Jer

My little stag lamb. Somewhat smaller than most.View attachment 3071328

Nice comparison shot Bob

Jack, Jack Black , you have an extensive collection with great variety. I sent all of my Richards knives to a woman in Vancouver who was on the forum briefly, a few years back.
A few Sheffield made
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Two Schrades and a few German
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Thanks Dan, I'm afraid my collecting has generally been very unfocussed! I must have owned hundreds of Richards knives over the years, but given most of them away. Fantastic to see those beauties my friend

Sweet JP

 

[Jack Black]

From Italy...

 

[Jack Black]

My small collection of fish folders (Thanks r8shell )

 

[Rufus1949]

Nice comparison shot Bob

Thanks Jack.
I have enjoyed seeing your treasure chest of smalls.

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack.
I have enjoyed seeing your treasure chest of smalls.

Thanks Bob, I'm sure I have a few more tucked away (I have a whole box of sub-Peanut folders)

 

[Jack Black]

Small Pen by Colquhoun & Cadman

 

[Jack Black]

Ring-Opener by George Wostenholm

 

[Jack Black]

Parker Cut Co Little Doagie:

 

[Jack Black]

Bontgen & Sabin Fruit Knife:

 

[Jack Black]

Another of those tiny Czech Pocket Tools from the 1930's: