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.
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Case XX USA Transition 1975 1977 Bone 6488 Large Congress
Very nice Case XX congress pattern 6488. This is a scarce transition pattern with 3 dots (1977) on the sheep foot blade and 5 dots (1975) on the spear blade. I featured this knife in a Youtube video I made about transition knives. Still has factory edges on the blades and appears unused. Carbon blades have some dark specs here and there and some common blade rubs. Handles are beautiful jigged dark bone with some lighter tones around the edges. Measures 4 3/16″ closed. Features nickel silver bolsters and brass liners. Blades have good snap and half stops.
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Camillus Cut Co WWII TL-29 pocket knife 4 Line stamp
Great old TL-29 Camillus Cut Co (c. 1940s 4 line stamp) pocket knife measuring 3 11/16″ closed. Blades have snap and the locking mechanism works. Wood handles are in nice shape. Knife features original bail and nickel silver shield marked TL-29. Back of blade has faint name of original owner engraved (which makes it more interesting)! Get this historic knife while you can!
Case XX Stainless USA 4 Dot (1976) Bone 6347 HP Stockman
This knife is in fabulous condition! Very nice Stainless 6347 HP SSP stockman featuring nice dark jigged bone handles with reddish tones. 4 dots indicate it was made in 1976. Master blade has factory edge and is etched “TESTED XX RAZOR EDGE.” Very good snap on the blades. The knife measures 3 7/8″ closed. Very nice piece for your collection!
Robeson Shuredge Rochester NY fiery pearl lobster
Robeson Shuredge Rochester NY Mint lobster pen knife with beautiful fiery pearl handles. I have many pearl handled knives in my collection, but none like this one. They are fiery pearl and show good action when the knife is moved from side to side. Nice blue colors in the pearl, almost like abalone. Pattern number 722-555 on back of master blade. Knife measures 2 1/4″ closed and has a nickel silver bail. Manicure blade is marked Made in USA. Really cool knife, get this one while you can!
Case XX Stainless USA 1965-69 Bone 06263 Eisenhower
Very nice Case XX Stainless USA 1965-69 Bone 06263 Eisenhower pen knife with pretty reddish bone handles. Nickel silver bolsters and liners. Blades have good snap upon closing. Measures 3 1/8″ closed. Mirror polished blade has never been sharpened and shows some common blade rub as seen in the pictures. A great pattern that would be a wonderful addition to your collection. I made a YouTube video that features this very knife…check it out.
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Case XX USA 10 Dot (1970) Stag 5265 SAB Folding Hunter Knife
Here is a very nice Case XX USA 10 Dot (1970) Stag 5265 SAB Folding Hunter pocket knife featuring beautiful genuine stag handles. Nickel silver bolsterns and brass liners. Blades have good snap open and shut. Measures 5 1/4″ closed. Carbon blades are not sharpened and have some common staining and blade rubs as seen in the pictures. I made a YouTube video a while back that featured this knife…click on that link so you can get a good look at it. A very nice knife to add to your collection.
Case XX USA 3 Dot (1977) Bone 6111 1/2L Cheetah Knife
Here is a Case XX USA 1977 (3 dot) Cheetah swing guard knife with brown bone handles. Measures 4 3/8″ closed. Pattern number 6111 1/2 L on back of tang. The saber ground blade is not sharpened and has good snap. Blade is in wonderful shape. Locking mechanism works well. A great vintage Case knife for your collection… hard to find a nicer example!
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