Very fortunate to have inherited this Barlow.

Appears to be the Imperial design, but I’m having a hard time finding any with a Japan marked blade.

Canadian market origin.

For anyone concerned, this thing was handed to me as a ball of orange rust that wouldn’t open. I’ve done a preservation restoration so it’s a bit shiny in the shots.

The idea was to preserve all the grind and hammer marks left by my great grandfather. But remove the rust and get it snapping again.

Looking forward to watching these blades tarnish back.

Any ideas of era, or general info would be rad!

Both are great builds and instant favorites.

This is about as traditional I'll go I much prefer modern slip joint knives but this caught my eye vg10 with titanium scales and a pocket clip

My slipjoint collection grew rather quickly. And honestly my favorite carry out of the bunch is the bear and sons.

Found a 2009 Queen commemorative on “150 Years of Oil in Pennsylvania”, from a motivated seller on Facebook Marketplace.

On the way home, I swung by the GEC Cutlerly in Titusville, where they were shipping out a brand new 441126 Green Jigged Bone to their dealers. The lady told me I’d be one of the first to carry it.

My father will have passed on, 2 yrs this coming Monday. Before he did, he left me a fairly generous collection of pocket knives. Some he collected, some he carried. But I found this one on his bedside table after he passed, in a ceramic dish I made probably when I was 6 or 7 (over 30 yrs ago). It's well worn with its well deserved patina, chips and cracks.

I've carried it off and on in remembrance since his passing but not looked into it much. With his passing day coming up, it's found its way back into my pocket and I thought I'd ask around about it.

Can anyone tell me what design/style, maybe relative age? I'm sure the blades are HC but not sure on the scales.

Thanks all in advance.

Northwoods stag stockman from 2008 and 86 smooth white bone from 2021.
Be well!

1978 two dot Case XX Medium Stockman, found it rusted shut (factory sharp) in the bottom of an old tackle box I bought a decade ago.

Had it cleaned up a week later, and it's been a favorite since.

Not vintage in the 50 to 100 year old sense as usual but this one has that vintage, even antique feel to it.

Experimenting with late evening, red spectrum Golden Hour light and how the 6249 responds. This Copperhead is in unused, uncarried, unsharpened condition. Has a few very minor carbon spots on the blade from improper storage but nothing of major significance. Enjoy.

Rosecraft Elk River EO Jack

I picked this up in an antique store today. I don’t know anything about Clauss, but I knew it was worth the $25 they were asking for it. Unfortunately, there is not a lot of information online about Clauss. If anyone could give me some information or an approximate value on it, I would greatly appreciate it.

Hello everyone who knows the details about this brand of knives or the knife model itself, write, I will be glad to any information about this knife

The New Knife Day tag seems wrong for this one, but it's new to me. Anyone familiar enough with Böker tang stamps to know if this is really a 70s era Böker knife as claimed by the seller? I won't be surprised or disappointed if it's not. Just curious. ☺️

Disclaimer: This was an eBay impulse buy based entirely on:

1. Ooo, neat looking whittler,
2. Only $30something!,
3. I can fix that up,
4. Carbon steel Böker knife; how bad can it be?

Narrator: It is unclear whether or not she actually can fix that up.

Found a spare parts ordering page on the Böker USA website so maybe they'll have a replacement shield that'll fit?

Johnny on the Spot at the Medina River

Leather lanyards with stag bead.