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The coin thread--post pictures of your traditional knives with a coin

My grandpa's old Schrade yellow handle stockman, and a silver quarter. Looks like they've both seen quite a bit of pocket time. And the cigar is only fitting since my pap is the one who got me into cigars in the first place.

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Recently got this Winchester Black Box, Coffin Jack from the Exchange. They had nice bone to put on this range of knives, here with Victorian Farthing (quarter of a penny!)

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I love this thread! Today's mail brought a coin I thought would fit in well here, a 1775 British half-penny.

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(GEC 77 Barlow)
 
Jolipapa said:
:thumbup: Souvenirs, souvenirs! :D
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The cards are an old Dutch pre-ww2 deck with the aces showing sites from Dutch cities, of which some don't exist anymore as they were destroyed in the war.
The silver coin is a Yugoslav one for 200 dinars, commemorating the 8th Mediterranean Games in 1979, although the coin was minted in 1978.
And the knife is a solid #73 jack. :)
 
Found this Camillus made soda-scout locally a few weeks ago. A little elbow grease and it shined up like a new dime.

 
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Bunch of war nickles added to the collection, a couple barber dimes and some large One Cent pieces.

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leghog Is that a tooth or claw? Most cool!

Here's a White Owl and Greek Euro coin

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Thanks, Will
 
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