This page highlights select knives that have sold through MY SHOP here at oldpocketknives.com. It’s a look back at notable pieces, patterns, and makers that have passed through the site. I believe this could be a valuable reference for collectors as well. … Continued
This page highlights select knives that have sold through MY SHOP here at oldpocketknives.com. It’s a look back at notable pieces, patterns, and makers that have passed through the site. I believe this could be a valuable reference for collectors as well. … Continued
This page highlights select knives that have sold through MY SHOP here at oldpocketknives.com. It’s a look back at notable pieces, patterns, and makers that have passed through the site. I believe this could be a valuable reference for collectors as well. … Continued
This page highlights select knives that have sold through MY SHOP here at oldpocketknives.com. It’s a look back at notable pieces, patterns, and makers that have passed through the site. I believe this could be a valuable reference for collectors as well. … Continued
This page highlights select knives that have sold through MY SHOP here at oldpocketknives.com. It’s a look back at notable pieces, patterns, and makers that have passed through the site. I believe this could be a valuable reference for collectors … Continued
Whenever I check eBay I look for interesting lots of old pocket knives that are put up for sale. Often times there is a hidden gem or two hidden among the knives. That was the case recently when I purchased … Continued
I purchased a cigar box of knives recently and wanted to share some of the highlights! I purchased the knives from a woman who had inherited them when her father passed away. He loved to whittle and the knives showed … Continued
“You are never done learning because life never stops teaching.” This has been especially true for me while running this website. Over the years I have met a lot of great people and have acquired knives I was unfamiliar with … Continued
There are two pocket knives that are very popular among collectors that look similar at first glance …the stockman (or premium stock) and the cattle knife. The stockman and cattle knife are often confused for each other as they have … Continued
After collecting old knives for a while, you start to recognize the maker of the pocket knife just by looking at those bone handles. Some have distinctive jigging patterns while other times the color gives it away. Take the following … Continued