"This is a great discussion. So far I have seen a number of knives I haven't seen before and some I have only seen in books! Plus I learned a lot of things like what the little "tin cutter" blade on my knife was. …"
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Weekend Additions
Started this discussion. Last reply by stephen tungate Apr 26. 4 Replies 3 Likes
I acquired these four on the weekend from an antique fair.A circa 1950s Wostenholm sleeveboard penknife with faux ivory. The good carbon steel sharpens very nicely. Will edc this one for awhile.…Continue
NKCA Youth Knife
Started Feb 18 0 Replies 1 Like
I have a very knice 2001 NKCA Youth Knife for trade. It was made by Schatt & Morgan. It is a jackknife with sheepsfoot and pen blades, beautiful blue bone scales, and a bail. The knife appears…Continue
How Would You Spend It?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Brad T Mar 21. 19 Replies 1 Like
While you were sleeping, the knife fairy left you $500 under your pillow. How would you spend it? Of course, it must be on a knife or knives.Continue
iKC Club Knife
Started this discussion. Last reply by Smiling-Knife Feb 13. 2 Replies 0 Likes
I didn't know where to post this. I'm interested in one of the 2011 club knives, if it is still possible to buy one.Continue
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Welcome to the Box full of Knives. This is an excellent idea and some darn fine knives. The thing with these is they all have a story somewhere. Wish we knew more about Royston Simkin, love a good knife story!"
stephen tungate left a comment for Smiling-Knife"glad to be your friend s.k. you meet some of the best people here at ikc......."
"Opps I meant M346 in my last post.
This is a nice WWI 6353/1905 made by Joseph Rodgers & Sons.
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"I like those Arkansa Hunters knives with the unique bolsters. I'm not a Case collector but love this Norfolk Whittler pattern.
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"That looks good to me. The M386 was similar to the British the 6353/1905 but had a sheepsfoot rather than spear blade."
Tobias Gibson replied to Smiling-Knife's discussion Military Knives in the group BOX FULL OF KNIVES"FYI, in case anyone was wondering, in WWI the models were made with spear point blades so chance are this blade was not re=profiled by the user. Also for thos interested in this pattern, IKC has a group devoted to nautical knives. …"
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"Thanks for your posts. The knives are great.
This one was made by Thomas Turner & Co for the Canadian Forces. The Broad Arrow inside the C is the Canadian GI mark. M & D was for Militia and Defence
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D ale replied to Smiling-Knife's discussion Military Knives in the group BOX FULL OF KNIVES"http://www.iknifecollector.com/photo/albums/pre-tactical
A Vietnam era std issue Pilots knife .. issued to my brother-in-law .. medivac heli pilot.
A Catt 225Q .. not produced under military contract .. purchased by local…"
D ale replied to Smiling-Knife's discussion Military Knives in the group BOX FULL OF KNIVES"U.S. military utilityUlster Knife Co.C. 1942/43
http://www.iknifecollector.com/photo/albums/ulster-mountan-knife
Re: Levine's 3rd ed. pg 255 / 5th ed. pg 289."
Lee Saunders replied to Smiling-Knife's discussion Military Knives in the group BOX FULL OF KNIVES"Thanks Tobias! That makes a lot of sense actually. And thanks for the link."
Tobias Gibson replied to Smiling-Knife's discussion Military Knives in the group BOX FULL OF KNIVES"I guess I'll add a few.
A WWI Pattern: 6353/1905 by Westby.
A WWII (1943) Pattern 317 by W S&B
Essentially a 6353/1905 made in Canada by Case Subsidiary MS LTD in 1948 These are often mistaken as WWII veterans but this…"
Tobias Gibson replied to Smiling-Knife's discussion Military Knives in the group BOX FULL OF KNIVES"The little blade is called a tin cutter. Believe it or not it is an early can opener
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- Are you a member of any knife club now?
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- No
- How long have you collected knives?
- 6- 10 years
- Favorite Kind of Knives
- Sheffield knives, knives with corkscrews
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- Wine, hockey, golf
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- Collecting corkscrews and other wine related items.
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Comment Wall (14 comments)
- At 10:57 on June 2, 2012, stephen tungate said…
glad to be your friend s.k. you meet some of the best people here at ikc.......
- At 14:11 on February 27, 2012,
Sue OldsWidow said… now that is a nice set, especially for Coke collectors....Thanks for sharing
- At 14:29 on February 10, 2012,
Ivars Duntavs said… Thank you Smiling Knife, advertising is great, but I would need a knife :) I want to remake it to use for carving and some other wood working projects.
Giant thank you for atvert. I havent seen it before!
- At 13:46 on February 10, 2012, Ivars Duntavs said…
Smiling-Knife! Giant thank you for adding me as your friend!
Have a great weekend ;)
- At 13:21 on February 10, 2012, Sue OldsWidow said…
Nice millenium mini knife....wonderful red stag look isnt it
- At 15:03 on February 5, 2012,
Jan Carter said…
Hey I thought you would find tyhis interesting and be able to get some group info from it. Not only a good read but if you utilize the link at the bottom, it is a pretty cool sheffied history
http://youle.info/history/fh_material/cutlery_and_cutlers.html
- At 14:21 on January 31, 2012,
Ron"TUNA"Dumeah said… Hi smiling, glad to see another Canadian on here!
- At 4:00 on January 28, 2012,
Sunil Ram said… Thanks for joining the Stockman Pattern Group.
- At 0:02 on January 27, 2012,
Wayne Whitted said… Great to see you here on iKC! I have enjoyed looking at some of your photos on Photobucket
- At 23:18 on January 25, 2012,
J.J. Smith III said… 
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