I have been a keen collector of knives for as long as I can remember. The reason I don't have so many is a talent for losing knives, I like to use them and seem to lose them, good for knife makers profits .
Interests
Collecting slipjoints , learning about knife sharpening and boy am I looking forward to retirement !!
John, thanks for the birthday wishes! It was a pretty great day -- I took the day off of work, & I even bought a knife at a local outdoors retailer (Midwest Mountaineering). It was only a Mora Companion in stainless, & I paid way too much for it -- but still, it was only $20, & in support of a local business -- & it was a new knife on my birthday!
welcome john,that is a place of beauty for sure,its always nice to do a little day dreaming on a sunday morning.i dont get by here as much as i like,but this is a great gang here they go out of there way to help ,if needed,just set back and enjoy if i can help in any way,just ask. steve patterson the blue grass state(ky)usa
To John and the others who welcomed me..........Thanks! I'm hopeful that those of you who "know" knives will be able to provide some identification and/or other interesting info on each. Each of the knives were my dad's.....I believe that
the two pocket knives are pre-war; the other two were likely picked up by my dad while overseas. later this evening I'll have access to a decent camera and will see if I can't get a couple of good pictures of each. the info I thus gather will be left with the knives for my grandsons....the more info the more likely they'll appreciate these "leave behinds" from their great grandpa.
Thanks and glad to be here. After many years of buying and selling knives, Ive finally decided to learn something about them, and how to clean, protect and preserve them.
I was fascinated by a quite long and comtentious list of comments back from 2010 and 2011 on differing thought on cleaning blades, or not. It was interesting but left me with no clear answer.
I have tried to remove black crud from blades, especially when the maker's name is not readable, but I've always used non-abrasive materials. WD-40 and Nevr-dull are my main ones.
Do you have any opinion on approach to dirt and rust?
I used to collect knives from the days when eBAY was selling them and over the years have added to them from antique shops etc. All of my knives are from Sheffield and there are 200 or 300. I would like to reduce the number a little and would like to sell some of them. This site does not seem to be my answer to do this and appears to be very complicated to use. Do you know any other sites that I could try please.
Robert Sheets
Thanks for the welcome. Your collection is fantastic.
Sep 27, 2016
Sunil Ram
Welcome to the Buck Knives Group, John. Thank you for joining us.
Oct 11, 2016
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Charles Sample
Happy Birthday John!
Oct 11, 2016
In Memoriam
D ale
!!! .. enjoy your day .. !!!
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May it include a GREAT shave.
Oct 12, 2016
Jan Carter
Oct 12, 2016
John Kellogg
Happy Birthday John! I hope your day is everything you want it to be.
Oct 12, 2016
Steve Scheuerman (Manx)
Oct 12, 2016
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dead_left_knife_guy
John, thanks for the birthday wishes! It was a pretty great day -- I took the day off of work, & I even bought a knife at a local outdoors retailer (Midwest Mountaineering). It was only a Mora Companion in stainless, & I paid way too much for it -- but still, it was only $20, & in support of a local business -- & it was a new knife on my birthday!
Oct 22, 2016
tim payne
hello john, hope you are well. thought I would drop back in for awhile. glad I did.
Nov 5, 2016
Tim
Thank you Sir!
Dec 1, 2016
David Mullins
Hello John,
Thanks for the welcome. Looks like a great site so far. Glad I found it!
David
Dec 9, 2016
John Howard
I really want to thank you for your welcome to ikc . Glad i found ikc and hope to learn all i can from members .
Dec 10, 2016
David
Dec 14, 2016
Glenn Gladman
Thanks for the welcome,
Dec 16, 2016
J.J. Smith III
Jan 1, 2017
Don Schriver
Jan 26, 2017
Calvin Pruett
Thank you, John; the site is somewhat confusing to me at present but I will probably figure things out.
Jan 28, 2017
Dwight Jurling
thanks for the welcome!
Feb 12, 2017
Mitch Phelps
Thank you, it seems to be a great site
Feb 24, 2017
J.J. Smith III
Mar 31, 2017
Ben Time
John,
Thanks for the welcome. I'm very pleased about joining the forum. From what I've read so far, it seems like a really good group.
Ben
Apr 4, 2017
John Weber
thank your for the add!
Apr 4, 2017
michael s conway
thanks, john, wish I could visit Scotland as well as my homeland, Ireland county sligo & longford, try and pick up some skian dhu's. later mike
Apr 14, 2017
steven patterson
welcome john,that is a place of beauty for sure,its always nice to do a little day dreaming on a sunday morning.i dont get by here as much as i like,but this is a great gang here they go out of there way to help ,if needed,just set back and enjoy if i can help in any way,just ask. steve patterson the blue grass state(ky)usa
Apr 30, 2017
Michael D. Mitchell
John, I Believe i have it Sorted Out. Appreciate Your Concern.
GraciaZ, Michael.
"Ya Neva Kno".
May 11, 2017
Michael D. Mitchell
Very Nice John. ?Are they MOP, Celluloid??
May 11, 2017
Michael D. Mitchell
Nice Set.
May 11, 2017
greg
To John and the others who welcomed me..........Thanks! I'm hopeful that those of you who "know" knives will be able to provide some identification and/or other interesting info on each. Each of the knives were my dad's.....I believe that
the two pocket knives are pre-war; the other two were likely picked up by my dad while overseas. later this evening I'll have access to a decent camera and will see if I can't get a couple of good pictures of each. the info I thus gather will be left with the knives for my grandsons....the more info the more likely they'll appreciate these "leave behinds" from their great grandpa.
thanks
May 24, 2017
Rick Allenbrand
May 26, 2017
Richard Pow
Thanks for the welcome John.
Jun 2, 2017
KnifeMaker
Adams Intl Knifeworks - AIK
Thanks! Glad to be here!
Jun 8, 2017
Capt Paul S
Thank you John. I will try to figure out how to load some photos and contribute to the group.
Jun 10, 2017
George Humphrey
Jun 21, 2017
J.J. Smith III
Jul 1, 2017
Jan Carter
I have learned so much through you friendship here John!
Thank you for being here with us. Participation makes us grow and we appreciate all you do!
Jul 2, 2017
KnifeMaker
Paul S
Great razors and beautiful scenics- it must be an interesting life.
Jul 10, 2017
Joseph Sapian
Jul 16, 2017
Cinder Phillips
Sep 11, 2017
Jerrod Leffler
Thanks for all of the welcome messages!
Oct 7, 2017
Mark Gibbs
Thanks for the welcome to IKC.
Oct 10, 2017
Jan Carter
Oct 12, 2017
Ashley
Oct 21, 2017
Don Close
Oct 28, 2017
Lawrence Hanus
Larry
Oct 30, 2017
Harry Meyer
Thank you for the welcome John.
Nov 5, 2017
KnifeMaker
Angel Bichev
Thank you, John!
Nov 7, 2017
Alfredo
Thanks John!
Nov 10, 2017
Bill Perlman
Thanks and glad to be here. After many years of buying and selling knives, Ive finally decided to learn something about them, and how to clean, protect and preserve them.
I was fascinated by a quite long and comtentious list of comments back from 2010 and 2011 on differing thought on cleaning blades, or not. It was interesting but left me with no clear answer.
I have tried to remove black crud from blades, especially when the maker's name is not readable, but I've always used non-abrasive materials. WD-40 and Nevr-dull are my main ones.
Do you have any opinion on approach to dirt and rust?
Nov 24, 2017
Aebelskiver
Thank you, John, for your kind message. Much appreciated.
Nov 29, 2017
John Ward
Thanks for the welcome.
I used to collect knives from the days when eBAY was selling them and over the years have added to them from antique shops etc. All of my knives are from Sheffield and there are 200 or 300. I would like to reduce the number a little and would like to sell some of them. This site does not seem to be my answer to do this and appears to be very complicated to use. Do you know any other sites that I could try please.
Regards,
John.
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Dec 3, 2017