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- Pocket knife of the 1800's west? - BladeForums.comThe Barlow knife, a folding pocket utility knife, was introduced by the Russell Cutlery in the 1870's. The Barlow knife was first produced in England by Obadiah Barlow in the 1600's. The knife gained a very high reputation as a working knife. The reputation spread to America where they became very popular.
- best edge holding pocket knife - BladeForums.comHello I am new to the site and looking for a great pocket knife that holds an edge I have had all kinds of knifes.I baught a sog trident what a piece of junk one of the worst I have ever owned it seems like it gets dull over night I really hate this knife.I have had cold steel they seem to hold an edge.A few bokers.They are ok .colt m-16-k cool ...
- Who Makes The Best Stockman? - BladeForums.comDecent steel, scales you like to look at and in a size that feels right in your hand AND your pocket. I have a few outside the USA knives, but in the current world I would be drawn to make sure it says USA on most you buy if you live here. In NZ do they have a native stockman ? After that everyone have a good time and learn to sharpen well ...
- What Knives Did Cowboy's Carry? | BladeForums.comTrapper Knife: This type of knife was often carried by fur trappers and frontiersmen, but cowboys also found them useful. Trapper knives typically had a clip point and a spey point, making them well-suited for both hunting and everyday tasks. Stockman Knife: The stockman knife is a three-bladed pocket knife designed for the rancher or stockman ...
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