Knives

Here is a John Primble Belknap Hardware folding hunter with really nice jigged "peach seed" bone handles.  This knife was made by Schrade Walden (1945-1973) for Belknap Hardware.  Pattern number 7007 stamped on back of master blade.  The blades show some use and some pitting as seen in the pictures but the blades have good snap.  Partial stamp visible on master blade.  The knife measures 5 1/4" closed.  Nickel silver bolsters and brass liners.  Really nice old knife! **Add To Cart to pay with Credit Card. **Review shipping & return policy. **See Terms & Conditions **Contact me at oldpocketknives@gmail.com if you would like to add insurance to your order or you have any other questions.

Here is a very special large English Jack made by Keen Kutter featuring really nice jigged bone handles and a "bomb" shield.  This large knife measures 5" closed.  The blade has a half stops and has some snap upon closing.  A very desirable pattern! **Add To Cart to pay with Credit Card. **Review shipping & return policy. **See Terms & Conditions **Contact me at oldpocketknives@gmail.com if you would like to add insurance to your order or you have any other questions.

Very nice Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co Cattle knife with green celluloid handles.  All three blades have half stops, strong snap and have the HSB & Co stamp.  The knife measures 3 3/8" closed.  Nickel silver bolsters and brass liners.  This knife appears to have been cleaned at some point and shows a bit of pitting on the backsprings.  Nice one! **Add To Cart to pay with Credit Card. **Review shipping & return policy. **See Terms & Conditions **Contact me at oldpocketknives@gmail.com if you would like to add insurance to your order or you have any questions.

Very RARE Novelty P.N. MFG & CO 1884 patent date knife with stamped gutta percha handles. I made a YouTube video featuring this knife.  The knife measures 3 1/2” closed. When the button is depressed, the blade will “fall out” when tilted down. Wonderful patina on the brass. Blade is tang stamped NOVELTY NOV 11, 84. Handles are in wonderful condition as seen in the photos. When the button is depressed, the blade will fall out as designed. When tilted downward, approximately 3/4” inch of the blade will fall out when the button is not depressed. A fine example of this rare knife. A bit of history on the inventor: Captain I.W. Heysinger was a Civil War Captain in The 19th Cavalry of Pennsylvania. Captain Heysinger was in the Antietam and the Maryland and Virginia campaigns of 1862. After retirement Captain Heysinger developed a special knife, and was issued a Patent on the design in 1884.