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Bookmark or Share- date and identify your knife - iKnife CollectorTiny 1945-55 Hammer Brand watch fob knife. Cracked Ice Celluloid. Reply by Sue OldsWidow on December 10, 2013 at 12:49. Imperial knives was a manufacturer of affordable American folding knives founded in Rhode Island in 1916. By the 1940s, Imperial knives became the Imperial Knife Associated Companies Group when the company acquired Schrade ...
- Queen #6L, The Teardrop Linerlock Knife - iKnife CollectorThe Queen Teardrop Linerlock Pocket Knife (Model #6L) Dan Lago, April 2015. The Teardrop pattern is a traditional and popular style of folding knife, with many examples dating back into the later 1800s. Versions can be seen in most of the available antique knife catalogs.
- THE KNIVES OF SMITH AND WESSON - iKnife Collectorof medium of popular priced folding type and new fixed blade knives. This development took nearly three years from the time the designs were first drawn. The wait was well worthwhile, for in 1980 Smith & Wesson announced its new general purpose-folding knife called the Maverick. This knife was available in both a Clip and Drop point versions.
- The AAF Folding Machete - iKnife CollectorOne of the other knives often packed with the folding machete was the AAF folding fish knife. Essentially this was a large toothpick with a scaler back used for dressing fish and small game. And the Folding Machete compared to my Boker E-1 USAF survival knife. If your sensing a theme, you are correct.
- Bucklite history - iKnife CollectorHere is a post from the BCCI, (Buck Collectors Club Inc), Facebook group that I thought I would post here for reference. It's a very concise history of a very popular series of knives. I only own one Bucklite, a #426, (same blade as a #110 Folding Hunter but with Valox handle), but now that I'm armed with this information I'm sure more will follow.
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