"looks good! Not sure whatever happened to my first knife...close to 45 years ago give or take"
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George R Naugle
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Another slightly unusual knife: A LARGE Robeson barlow type.
Started Jul 13 0 Replies 0 Likes
The knife is nearly ten inches long when fully opened. Closed it is a bit over five inches.…Continue
An unusual knife. Can anyone help in identification, etc?
Started this discussion. Last reply by George R Naugle Aug 7. 5 Replies 0 Likes
I picked up a knife that to me appears to be a bit on the unusual side. Photos tell the story better than I can. The tang is stamped with KB in a circle. Here it is:…Continue
A Holley fruit knife
Started this discussion. Last reply by George R Naugle Aug 23. 5 Replies 1 Like
This knife is silver plated.Continue
Hoping to add a Holley to my collection
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kevin D Feb 9. 6 Replies 1 Like
They usually bring way more than I can justify spending on another pocket knife, but I keep looking. Does anyone know of a good price guide?Continue
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"Another Case piggyback set, this one quite unusual."
"I don't often buy anything that is described as a lot, but I made an exception for one the other day. A guy was cleaning out what he referred to as his "man cave," and had a lot of knives, two sharpening steels, and an Arkansas…"
camillus
"Not sure exactly what the handle is, Kevin. It may be stag or some sort of artificial stuff. It is pretty, and I ain't gonna mess with it."
camillus
"oooooh.... I like it!
Is the handle wood or stag? Leopard wood? Sanded stag? Either way, real nice looking handle! "
"A nice Camillus fixed blade knife:"
"I used this knife to process a deer two years ago, just as an experiment to see if it was still useful. It is."
Featureddead_left_knife_guy commented on George R Naugle's blog post My first hunting knife
"As I recall, my first knife was an Imperial that was very similar to this. Nice work keeping it for so long!"
"That is simply beautiful Damascus steel."
Unusual2
"JJ, I looked it up in my Remington reference. This knife, model R1568, is in fact listed as a grafting knife. You were spot on, my friend."
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- Surfed the internet and blundered into it
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- No
- How long have you collected knives?
- 36 to 40 years
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- I like fixed blade knives, but it is hard to pick them over folders.
- About Me
- I am an old guy. I collect knives, not the boxes they come in.
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- Old Remington knives
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- Hunting and nearly anything outdoors
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- At 20:39 on February 3, 2023,
J.J. Smith III said…
Thanks for the request, George.
Friends are always welcome.
- At 7:25 on January 8, 2023,
Jan Carter said…
The 5 top things to do when you join iKnifeCollector!
Navigating iKnifeCollector.com
Best Photo upload size? 640x480
and join us in the chatroom if you have any questions or just want to chat
- At 11:34 on December 20, 2022,
Welcome to iKC, George.
It's good to have you here .
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My first hunting knife
Posted on September 14, 2025 at 7:19 6 Comments 3 Likes
The following photo is of my first hunting knife. I was about 12 years old (memory fails) when I got this one at a store in Harrisburg, PA. It was purchased with coupon dollars that the store gave me when I bought clothing. No manufacturers name is etched on it, but I suspect it may be an Imperial knife. Over the years, I carried it while hunting game, both small…
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