The Knife Collection

[Hbot37]

Two knives I made. The one on the left was ground from a file, with a buffalo horn, deer antler, and sunken river wood handle. The one on the right I forged from a bearing race, it has a micarta handle.
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Beautiful work on those!

 

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[Sandog]

Great thread. I got my first Case around 7-8 yrs old ('58). A Peanut. My dad sold them in our grocery store so I got to pick. I can't remember a time in his life that he did not have a Stockman in his pocket. Wish I had them now. I gave away his WWII bayonet, a Kabar, lot's of Case knives, the Ken Onion I detected on the beach not long ago. But my biggest mistake was to give away my Puma White Hunter, in the original wooden box. Now days my favorites are my rosewood Opinel and this one:

Carried this for many years working the ER. Sometimes, in a hurry, you need more than a pair of scissors, LOL.

 

[glass half fool]

Beautiful work on those!

Great assortment of reasons why people enjoy knife collecting so much fun And than as if you need another reason there are a ton of talented people that make them for the joy they get making them Keep them pictures coming If I have time I will get some pictures of some of my fixed blade collection

 

[Bernitup]

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You haven't held a knife until you get a hold of a GiantMouse.
My favorite is the ACE Jagt a Black canvas Micarta grips

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Mmmmm…MAGNACUT…absolutely love it! I have yet to purchase a GiantMouse knife, although it might happen sometime in the future, as I have a bit of an addiction!😬🙏🏼 Probably a Biblio or the Iona….although I like the blade on the Iona more than the handle… Some of the knives vaguely remind me Spyderco knives, which I think are decent knives as well. Definitely like the powdered metals, S35VN, Elmax, M390, etc… All great steels and all at the top end of cost😵‍💫 of course…with Magnacut seemingly being the best. Those are the kinds of knives that if you care for them, they will be something to pass on to a younger generation…. “Legacy Knives” 🔪⚔️🗡️

 

[Mine Shaft]

Some bought, some gifted, some inherited. Pocket knives are cool, I feel like I don’t see many knife collections on here.

This was my Dads little Case XX someone told me they call it the "Peanut" dont know if thats right lol. Folded it measures 2 3/8 inch.

 

[Blackfoot58]

I’ve not seen a Case Peanut with that blade configuration. What is stamped on the blade base? That would tell me a lot about it. Nice knife, for sure👍🏼
Your tang stamp should start with a 62. The 6 indicates a “jigged” handle material and the 2 denotes the number of blades. The final digits will tell the “type”: peanut, jack, trapper, barlow, etc. It may also show a CV which denotes chrome vanadium (as opposed to stainless steel, Damascus, etc.). If possible, please post a photo of the tang stamp.

 

[Mine Shaft]

I’ve not seen a Case Peanut with that blade configuration. What is stamped on the blade base? That would tell me a lot about it. Nice knife, for sure👍🏼
Your tang stamp should start with a 62. The 6 indicates a “jigged” handle material and the 2 denotes the number of blades. The final digits will tell the “type”: peanut, jack, trapper, barlow, etc. It may also show a CV which denotes chrome vanadium (as opposed to stainless steel, Damascus, etc.). If possible, please post a photo of the tang stamp.

Hi blackfoot pretty hard to make out the # but it is a 2 blade. Thanks for your feedback regards Craig

 

[Sandog]

This was my Dads little Case XX someone told me they call it the "Peanut" dont know if thats right lol. Folded it measures 2 3/8 inch.

Looks just like my first one, which I remember as a Peanut.

 

[Blackfoot58]

Looks just like my first one, which I remember as a Peanut.

I believe it is a peanut, after the latest photos. I looked at the first picture incorrectly. If a peanut the tang stamp would begin with 6220

 

[Mine Shaft]

I faintly can make out the 6 thank you for the info.

 

[ToddsPoint]

I purchased two unfinished knives on a wood working forum. Made in France or Spain, these are called Spanish daggers. A full barrel of these unfinished knives ended up in the states. The price was reasonable so I bought two. I sent the larger one to my nephew to finish, and I finished the smaller one. I polished it and made ivory handles backed with ebony. This was my first attempt at any kind of knife work. I’ve discovered it’s really hard to keep polished blade from getting scratched. You can see the Schreger lines on the butt. The lines clearly show this is mammoth ivory.

 

[LandSeig]

I purchased two unfinished knives on a wood working forum. Made in France or Spain, these are called Spanish daggers. A full barrel of these unfinished knives ended up in the states. The price was reasonable so I bought two. I sent the larger one to my nephew to finish, and I finished the smaller one. I polished it and made ivory handles backed with ebony. This was my first attempt at any kind of knife work. I’ve discovered it’s really hard to keep polished blade from getting scratched. You can see the Schreger lines on the butt. The lines clearly show this is mammoth ivory.View attachment 2156181View attachment 2156182View attachment 2156183View attachment 2156184

Very nice work! I have found that wrapping the blade in painters or masking tape helps with protecting it from scratches.

 

[Terry Soloman]

 

[Blackfoot58]

Are those Rough Ryders?
I have a few, but not like those.
Yours are real eye catchers. 👍🏼

 

[Terry Soloman]

Are those Rough Ryders?
I have a few, but not like those.
Yours are real eye catchers. 👍🏼

Yep! They were a special collection with a very limited release. 24K gold foil. Kinda cool for an old prospector like me. Used to sell custom knives. Still have quite a few.