Knives

**SOLD** Here is a nice old Case XX 1940 - 64 9333 small stockman with cracked ice handles.  This knife most likely dates to the 1940s as there is no pattern number on back of master blade and features a long pull.  This knife measures 2 3/4" closed.   Blades show sharpening as seen in the pictures.  Neat old Case! **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.

**SOLD** Here is a Remington circle stamp R23CH barehead jack knife with the original chain and jigged black composition handles.  The knife measures 3 3/8" closed.  The blades have good snap, half stops and show wear and use as seen in the pictures.  There is a stable crack on the reverse handle on the barehead side.  Neat 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 questions.

**SOLD** Up for sale is a folding hunter made by KA-BAR (Union Cut Co Olean, NY) in the 1920’s or so.  The knife features really nice Christmas tree style celluloid handles (a few scratches but solid).  The saber ground blade looks full, has great snap, no side do side wobble and a match strike nail nick. You need a strong thumb to get this one open.  The knife measures 5 3/8″ closed.  Nickel silver bolsters and brass liners.  A great addition to your collection! **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.

**SOLD** Here is an old Winchester jack knife with jigged black composition handles.  The knife measures 3 3/8″ closed and features nickel silver bolsters and brass liners.  The blades have original factory edge and good snap.  There is a mark / dot in the center of the tang stamps on the master blade.  Very nice 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 questions.

**SOLD** Up for sale as a seldom seen Simmons Hdwe Co (uncommon stamp) cattle knife with really nice genuine stag handles.  All three blades have half stops and good snap.  Nickel silver bolsters, liners and neat shield.  The knife measures 3 3/8" closed.  A really nice looking 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 questions.

**SOLD** Here is a very nice small jack marked Curtin & Clark Cutlery Co Kansas City, MO (both blades).  The handles are green swirl celluloid and are in nice shape.  The knife measures 2 7/8" closed.  The blades half stops and good snap.  The knife looks to have been cleaned at some point in the past but it is in really good condition.  Nickel silver bolsters and brass liners.  A neat one for your collection! **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.

**SOLD** Here is an early Ulster Knife Co Ellenville, NY folding hunter with beautiful stag handles and fancy pinched bolsters.  The clip blade is saber ground, features a long pull and shows some pitting from a cleaning a long time ago.  The locking mechanism requires a bit of extra effort going from open to close but it still functions well.  The blade has just the slightest side to side play when open. The genuine stag handles have wonderful character and are well matched.  A wonderful, early pattern to add to your collection.  Knives like this one don't come around very often! **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.

**SOLD** Up for sale is a beautiful Case XX USA 62109X Baby Copperhead with beautiful reddish jigged bone handles made between 1965 - 69.  The blades have factory edge, a strong snap and a mirror polished finish.  This knife measures 3 1/8″ closed.  Some staining visible on the blades as seen in the pictures.  A wonderful unused Case XX USA era knife for your collection! **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.

**SOLD** Up for sale is a wonderful Case XX 6275 SP Moose pattern with beautiful jigged bone handles.  This knife was made in 1988 and features the large oval Case shield.  The blades have the factory edge and good snap.  The knife measures 4 1/4" closed.  Great shape as seen in the pictures! **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.  

**SOLD** Up for sale is a great old ULSTER KNIFE CO (both blades stamped) teardrop jack knife with great pocket worn jigged bone handles.  The knife measures 3 5/8" closed.  The blades have half stops and strong snap.  Fancy nickel silver shield with iron bolster (appear to have been cleaned) and brass liners.  This is a hard to find pattern from a quality New York maker! **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.

**SOLD** Up for sale is a RARE Miller Brothers Carter Skinning Knife made in the 1910's in Meriden, Connecticut.  These do not come around very often.  Here is a YouTube video I made recently featuring this exact knife.  The video goes into the function and history of this knife in greater detail.  The knife measures 7" closed and nearly 11 3/4" when open!  Locking mechanism on the blade works well.  Remnants of the "Carter Skinning Knife" etch on the blade.  Rear bolster features a small "hide slitter" blade that folds out and tucks in when not in use (see picture of knife closed on felt).  Screw in the bolster most likely allows the user to remove, clean and sharpen the blade.  Some pitting on the blade as seen in the pictures.  Wood handles are in excellent shape.  What a unique and rare knife for your collection! Here is a link to the original patent for this knife (1912) **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 insurace to your order or you have any other questions.