Some of my knife collection......

[Will Carry]

 

Can you guess which knife is the most valuable?  Bottom row, second from the left. 

 

[Snaveba]

Looks like you need a GT knife or two in that collection. 

[Sleep profit]

Really nice knives.  I like the top row 8th from left.  Lots of nice one the one you said was most expensive is it a case barncliff  just wondering 

[Jeb48]

My son is the knife collector in the family. I was sorting some old slides earlier this week and found a picture of him at his 9th birthday party where he received his first pocket knife. I sent him the photo and he said he still had it but would have to do some digging to find it after his last two moves.

[Gurn]

Good looking collection there!

[Snaveba]

A few of my smaller pocket knives.

The top one is the oldest. Unknown manufacturer, bone handle, possibly came over from Sweden with my great grandfather. 

The middle is a Case XX 6235-1/2 from ‘78. I think I got this in cub scouts. 

The third is a JA Henckels I got from my grandfather. 

[Will Carry]

The one that seems to be the most valuable (bottom row, second from the left) I a Winchester from the late 1800's that belonged to my wife's grandfather.  I gave it to our son to pass it down. The shiny one on the top row 8th from the left is a Linder Scout. The skinning knife with the antler handle, 3rd from the right, top row, is a Silver Stag. I gave it to a friend who hunts a lot. The double edge, bottom row 4th from the right is a Kershaw diver's knife I bought to go on my life jacket for whitewater kayaking.  Until I heard about a guy on the Ocoee River bleeding out when one was used to cut away the rope pinning his legs.  Double knives are a no no for swift water rescue.

Edited May 6, 2022 by Will Carry