You know when you have the goods Doc! When you have people watching your videos for 20-30 minutes. I think I would watch an hour long one... 😆 You got it going on like Donkey Kong Kevin.... God Bless 🙌🏼 🙏🏼 ❤️
Great job! The diversity in these videos have been a lot of fun. I know this takes a lot of time and hours to put all this together and we so appreciate it. Thanks again for your hard work you inspire so many.
Thats CRKT!! Heck yeah! Columbia River Knife and Tool. Its just pronounced as the letters. CRKT…but ill be honest i vote we all start calling them cricket knives haha i love it Doc. Have a blessed day buddy!!
I love going on these adventures with you. Going to harbor freight and showing us the ropes and doing give aways. You're doing it all right. I love it.
WOW I am actually so HAPPY I found this channel . I realy ENJOY getting some knowledge from people with this much Passion who are willing to share their wisdom . Thanks for showing us & teaching us all this COOL stuff & keep it up because you have a GREAT channel & I look forward to watching some more of your videos . Hey if I come across some cool knives in my garage I might send em your way .
Thank you Doc for another great video. I always fun to watch very entertaining and it’s always interesting to see what you can find out an about . Thank you Dr.
Darn. I just knew it was going to be Sergio the bear 😂 Ah better luck next time. Great video doc. Amazing job on that gerber. Could never tell that tip was broke. Amazing gifts from the guys in NY.
Doc, You're moving towards 8,000 subscribers. Remember, I predicted you will hit 10,000 before the end of this Summer! 😊 Keep being you brother! God Bless 🙌🏼 🙏🏼 ❤️ 😊
I really love watching these videos. I grew up in the bush, but now in the city this is very cool to watch. I grew up around great knives, my father a trapper/hunter and a coleman/western rep for a time (they merged while he was the local repair for coleman and crossman). I always look at the thrift, but never find the beauties you do. Cheers, and thanks for sharing.
That’s a killer haul,And the price can’t be beat on those👍🏻Nice job picking out some real gems…..That last one with the green handles was my favorite out of the ones you got.
I enjoy watching your videos I've been collecting knives most of my life and I'm 46 years old I really like the small imperial and the small cam I just stared collecting toothpick but my favorite is anything old and small but just wanted to let you know I like you videos and I would like to buy some of the knives if I can
Awesome!! I’m doing a live auction this Coming Tuesday night on WhatNot. 7:30 PM Eastern. I’ll be sharing the link in the video descriptions starting today. All proceeds will be given to Tunnels to Towers Veteran’s Charity. Thank you!!
The C.E.O is really nice it is a gentlemans knife you probably know that it is C.R.K.T that stands for Columbia river knife and tool it is not actually pronounced cricket.. love the entertainment you provide me.. I am going through some hard times in my life and you provide me with a little bit of escape watching you grow your channel and seeing the support you have recived and gifts you get from strangers it reminds me that there is some good left out there.. thanks man..
Notice the imperial that was produced from ( 36-52 ) was still made with quality materials, brass pins, and liners, nickel silver bolsters and actual handle scales. I say again quality materials. I don't know for sure when it was they started using the fold around tabs. They just were not the same. Stay safe . Blessings to you and yours. Cheers. 😊
I just acquired one of those fish style knives, and its become my EDC blade. A stainless Imperial Ireland - big enough for comfort, not too valuable to lose, low maintenance. Actually there are four knives from that company on my desk, so I think I may turning into a collector.
Good morning Doc. Thanks for taking us on your adventures. You have got me wanting some of those old fishing knives. I had a couple when I was a kid back in the sixties. I look forward to your videos every day!
Cool video many thumbs up. Great selection of knives. ( You should have tried to buy those knives before he knew you have a RUclips Channel. But still a cool video and good prices.
Mr. Perry, thank you so much for the support of the channel!! Thank you for your service!! I have one other Bear Knife with Stag Handles. Thanks again!!
I bought a civivi praxis carried it to my construction job every day for over a year. It’s retired now but it’s still sharp and still a great knife. I know it’s china made but they did a pretty damn good job.
Realy enjoy your videos thank you! A little tip for ya. Those knifes with the price tags on them if you warm up the tags with a heat gun or hair dryer they will come off and usualy not leave any glue residue or paper behind. Up here in the pacific northwest Washington state been looking for a Colonial fish knife for some time now hard to find up here. One of My local thrift stores is getting a large box of old knifes this thursday cant wait I will be there waiting for them to open up. Thanks for the great content and your genuine humbleness sure enjoy your channel.
@@rintintinman9223 I don’t mind Delrin, I’m talking about the ones that have the handles the crimp on. Where you can uncrimp the little tabs at the end of the bolsters and at the end of the knife, then the handles slip right off. Very cheap.
I'd like to see you rehandle some of those old clamshell handled camp knives. My Grandfather had a Kamp King, and it lost its old clamshell handles long ago. I'd like to rehandle it, but I'm not sure what that process would look like.
Hey doc, hope you are having a great day, i think that case display is gonna be awesome, might get a little expensive but thats gonna be a true trophy for a man cave, any plans on keeping the blades from rusting maybe wipe them with something or periodic cleaning, either way its gonna be a great project and heirloom, keep us up on that for sure
Kevin, please, please, please wear something to protect your hands (rubber gloves) from those toxic chemicals. You and I are the same age and I want to be watching you in my nursing home 20 years from now. Love this channel! Semper Fi Brother!
Check out cliff at curry custom cutlery. He shows a way to mount a speed controlled motor to those 1×30s. I did mine and I love it now. Just some info for you. Have a great day and a better week from Rome ga
I have a Case XX 3 blade , man it is snappy . Im not into folders all that much but i do like the older stuff. I need to share my tiny weird folder collection, I might learn something about what I got.
Have ya ever heard of an Imperial folder made for Pharmacist during the 70's ? It's all stainless even the scales with pharmacy symbols...It was a gift thing they did for a short time from what I could find. Other than that I've only found one that sold and a tiny picture of it. I'm guessing it's crazy rare. I'll make review on what I got when I'm able. I love these old blades they are cool. Great channel and fun to watch the search !
My belt sander from Harbor Freight began to shock me. My brother informed me that the shock was from the sanding belt building a static charge and discharging it through my body. I noticed that it did not do this on damp or rainy days. It only happened on cool crisp days. The same days that I would get small shocks from the doorknobs and other metal objects in my home. I think this may be the reason for the shocks from your belt grinder as well.
one question please. What is the oldest pocket knife you have in your personal collection? What brand and approximate year? Thank you very much and congratulations for the videos.
The TL -29 knife was issued as a standalone "Tool for Linesman" knife as well as part of the TL-33 "Linesman tool set" and was carried in the top pocket of the double pocket CS-34 leather pouch. The lower pouch carried TL-13 Linesman pliers with the knife stored between the handles. The CS-34 pouch and tools was issued to engineers and signal corps troops. Early versions with wood handle and brass liners were switched out to steel liners due to the need for wartime brass.
That pawn is a old knife honey hole ! That Utica scout knife is quite scarce with those green scales! The military electrician knife is supposed to lock the long Flat screw driver / Wire stripper blade
That kutmaster knife is an old electricians knife, and I don’t believe they were made to lock. Klein and others make them today for around 20 bucks. Pretty good knives for being made in china.
I actually bought his from Barnes and Nobles. Maybe 2010… They don’t publish them anymore. They’re kind of pricey now. You can find them on eBay and Amazon. also I thrift stores sometimes for cheap. They’re 15 editions and the last one was published in 2008. 15th is the best.
Hi Kevin, when the humidity and temperature are just right that grinder can create static on the belt. Wonder if that’s the issue with getting shocked?
i have the same belt sander grinder it,s static electricity that is shocking you i run a small jumper wire with alligator clips from the metal table on the grinder to the metal i am sanding or keep your hands on the metal table
The green knife isn't a boy scout knife it's a girl scout knife you can tell by the shield if it's a clover it's a girl scout if it's a fleur de lis it's a boy scout I really want one but I live overseas
@@theknifedoctor Ilive in Israel and the most flea market for knives are lackluster in the knife department and most of the knives are junk or china made I did found a small imperial which I Carry every day
Enjoyed the video. The Green knife I believe is a Girl Scout knife. I look forward to your videos every morning. Keep Sharp!
It is. I messed up! LOL
You know when you have the goods Doc! When you have people watching your videos for 20-30 minutes. I think I would watch an hour long one... 😆 You got it going on like Donkey Kong Kevin.... God Bless 🙌🏼 🙏🏼 ❤️
Great job! The diversity in these videos have been a lot of fun. I know this takes a lot of time and hours to put all this together and we so appreciate it. Thanks again for your hard work you inspire so many.
Thank you!!
Thats CRKT!! Heck yeah! Columbia River Knife and Tool. Its just pronounced as the letters. CRKT…but ill be honest i vote we all start calling them cricket knives haha i love it Doc. Have a blessed day buddy!!
Just what the Doctor ordered, hope you have a awesome Day my friend, be blessed everyone!! 👍🇨🇦🇺🇸
Great score 💯 looking forward to the clean up and live shows ‼️.👍💯
That was a great bunch of knives ,great vid
You're a knife loving Marine with a big heart.
Thanks Doctor
Please send me your information!!
Your ground wire is probably broken on your belt sander. Awesome selection of knives
Thank you!!
Can that be fixed?
I love going on these adventures with you. Going to harbor freight and showing us the ropes and doing give aways. You're doing it all right. I love it.
Thank you!!
Doc I gotta say you don’t ever disappoint
Great knife hunting adventure as usual
Good Job Doc
Thank you!!
Fishing and bear hunting for knives today. Love it.
Great video and some nice finds I like that bear back lock great looking knife stay sharp Kevin
Your trolley with the plastic drawers looks good in that spot, a good buy that one well done pal.
Thanks!! Thank you for watching!!
WOW I am actually so HAPPY I found this channel . I realy ENJOY getting some knowledge from people with this much Passion who are willing to share their wisdom . Thanks for showing us & teaching us all this COOL stuff & keep it up because you have a GREAT channel & I look forward to watching some more of your videos . Hey if I come across some cool knives in my garage I might send em your way .
Awesome Sir! Welcome Aboard!! Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you Doc for another great video. I always fun to watch very entertaining and it’s always interesting to see what you can find out an about . Thank you Dr.
Thank you!!
Good morning everyone! Another great haul Doc!
Good Morning!!
Never knew that about the browning buckmark! That’s awesome! Thanks for sharing
Another great video, lots of nice knives, the pawnshop looked good ! A joy to watch!👌👍🙂🔪
Thank you!!
@@theknifedoctor 🙂
Darn. I just knew it was going to be Sergio the bear 😂 Ah better luck next time. Great video doc. Amazing job on that gerber. Could never tell that tip was broke. Amazing gifts from the guys in NY.
That pawn shop has boo-koo's of old knives.. 😊 I would love to go there one day...😊
Ever since i started watching your videos ive started to look at a few antique stores for old usa made knives and ive found a few of them thank you!
That’s Awesome!! Happy Hunting and thanks for watching!!
Doc, You're moving towards 8,000 subscribers. Remember, I predicted you will hit 10,000 before the end of this Summer! 😊 Keep being you brother! God Bless 🙌🏼 🙏🏼 ❤️ 😊
Thank you!!
👍🏻👍🏻
Awesome haul bud. I love the toothpicks. I haven't seen any at our local antique shop. But i will keep looking.
Awesome!!
I really love watching these videos. I grew up in the bush, but now in the city this is very cool to watch. I grew up around great knives, my father a trapper/hunter and a coleman/western rep for a time (they merged while he was the local repair for coleman and crossman). I always look at the thrift, but never find the beauties you do. Cheers, and thanks for sharing.
Thank you and thanks for sharing this!!
That’s a killer haul,And the price can’t be beat on those👍🏻Nice job picking out some real gems…..That last one with the green handles was my favorite out of the ones you got.
Mine too!
Great video Doc 😊
Enjoy your day, it's a labor of love.
Semper Fi, Marine....
Thank you!! Semper-Fi!!
I enjoy watching your videos I've been collecting knives most of my life and I'm 46 years old I really like the small imperial and the small cam I just stared collecting toothpick but my favorite is anything old and small but just wanted to let you know I like you videos and I would like to buy some of the knives if I can
Awesome!! I’m doing a live auction this Coming Tuesday night on WhatNot. 7:30 PM Eastern. I’ll be sharing the link in the video descriptions starting today. All proceeds will be given to Tunnels to Towers Veteran’s Charity. Thank you!!
The C.E.O is really nice it is a gentlemans knife you probably know that it is C.R.K.T that stands for Columbia river knife and tool it is not actually pronounced cricket.. love the entertainment you provide me.. I am going through some hard times in my life and you provide me with a little bit of escape watching you grow your channel and seeing the support you have recived and gifts you get from strangers it reminds me that there is some good left out there.. thanks man..
Awesome!! Thanks for sharing this!! God Bless Sir!! Praying for better times ahead for you.
Notice the imperial that was produced from ( 36-52 ) was still made with quality materials, brass pins, and liners, nickel silver bolsters and actual handle scales. I say again quality materials. I don't know for sure when it was they started using the fold around tabs. They just were not the same. Stay safe . Blessings to you and yours. Cheers. 😊
Mine have pinned shields and good carbon steel, great snap also.
You are correct!!
amazing- good luck in your searches
Thank you!!
Good hunting trip Doc 👍🇺🇸
Pawn shop comes through again!
Nice finds today!
Love the videos learned about the Browning logo the buck and the doe ,never noticed that.
Keep the videos coming
Thanks for watching and the support!
I just acquired one of those fish style knives, and its become my EDC blade. A stainless Imperial Ireland - big enough for comfort, not too valuable to lose, low maintenance. Actually there are four knives from that company on my desk, so I think I may turning into a collector.
Very cool!! Thanks for sharing this and supporting the channel!!
Gotta love bear and sons great video
Thank you!!
Good morning Doc. Thanks for taking us on your adventures. You have got me wanting some of those old fishing knives. I had a couple when I was a kid back in the sixties. I look forward to your videos every day!
LOL!! It’s just something about them!! Thanks for sharing your story!
I wait on your video every morning. Good morning Kevin
Thank you!!
Cool video many thumbs up. Great selection of knives. ( You should have tried to buy those knives before he knew you have a RUclips Channel. But still a cool video and good prices.
I laughed when I saw you with that Bear knife in the last episode cause I had sent you another, I'd never heard of that brand before.
Mr. Perry, thank you so much for the support of the channel!! Thank you for your service!! I have one other Bear Knife with Stag Handles. Thanks again!!
@ Mr. Perry, Hey neighbor im in Harrison in between Zink an Bergman.
I would have done all for $2 apiece what a great deal!
I bought a civivi praxis carried it to my construction job every day for over a year. It’s retired now but it’s still sharp and still a great knife. I know it’s china made but they did a pretty damn good job.
What a nice haul of knives you got there, I hope you learn how to take knives apart and replace the pins and scales properly.
Maybe you should start a channel so I can learn from you…🤫
Realy enjoy your videos thank you! A little tip for ya. Those knifes with the price tags on them if you warm up the tags with a heat gun or hair dryer they will come off and usualy not leave any glue residue or paper behind. Up here in the pacific northwest Washington state been looking for a Colonial fish knife for some time now hard to find up here. One of My local thrift stores is getting a large box of old knifes this thursday cant wait I will be there waiting for them to open up. Thanks for the great content and your genuine humbleness sure enjoy your channel.
Thank you!! Thanks for sharing this!!
That 4 blade camp knife with the silver tin handles is my first knife when I was cub scout and still have it to-date love all the old camp knives
Me too! Thanks for sharing your story!
I put three knives for giveaway in mail this morning should show up Friday thanks again
You are awesome!! I’ll put them in the Auction next Tuesday!!
Nice haul,, was surprised when you didn't give those two Barlow's, a second glance. You see fish knives everywhere,,, I see Barlow's.
I don’t like the ones with fake handles.
@@theknifedoctor
Bone or nothing,,, I can see that.
@@rintintinman9223 I don’t mind Delrin, I’m talking about the ones that have the handles the crimp on. Where you can uncrimp the little tabs at the end of the bolsters and at the end of the knife, then the handles slip right off. Very cheap.
I believe your green one is a girl scout knife. :)
It is. I messed up.
Thanks for the great video. My family calls me a knife hoarder with drawers and boxes full out here in Oregon.
Awesome!!
Nice find doctor, the green Kutmaster is definitely a issued girl scout knife probably made in the sixties
Yes!! I messed up. Thanks for sharing this!!
@@theknifedoctor It's all about sharing knowledge, we've learned a lot from you too
I'd like to see you rehandle some of those old clamshell handled camp knives. My Grandfather had a Kamp King, and it lost its old clamshell handles long ago. I'd like to rehandle it, but I'm not sure what that process would look like.
Maybe coming soon! I have a few I need to do this too. It will be after I get moved into my new knife shop. Thank for watching!!
I like the military electricians knife and the little brown bone Camillus knife the best out of the group.
Thank you!!
Hey doc, hope you are having a great day, i think that case display is gonna be awesome, might get a little expensive but thats gonna be a true trophy for a man cave, any plans on keeping the blades from rusting maybe wipe them with something or periodic cleaning, either way its gonna be a great project and heirloom, keep us up on that for sure
Thank you! It’s going to be fun!!
Ok thank you
Thank you for the video. The electricians knifes lock the screwdriver blade. Maybe the blade isn't opening all the way or the lock is bent. 😀
Thank you!!
Kevin, please, please, please wear something to protect your hands (rubber gloves) from those toxic chemicals. You and I are the same age and I want to be watching you in my nursing home 20 years from now. Love this channel! Semper Fi Brother!
LOL! I’m now wearing gloves. I’ve worn them in my last two videos. Thanks for looking out for me. Semper-Fi!!
Check out cliff at curry custom cutlery. He shows a way to mount a speed controlled motor to those 1×30s. I did mine and I love it now. Just some info for you. Have a great day and a better week from Rome ga
I ordered two knives from Bear and Son to support American company. They look like they’re going to be great pocket knives.
That’s Awesome!! Thanks for supporting them!!
Great video see you at the live stream 🔪🇺🇲🤝
On the tl29 I believe the lock is for the stripper blade not the knife blade.
I just picked up the same green Scout knife yesterday at an antique shop..still have to clean it up a little bit
That’s awesome!!
I have a Case XX 3 blade , man it is snappy . Im not into folders all that much but i do like the older stuff. I need to share my tiny weird folder collection, I might learn something about what I got.
Awesome!! Thanks for sharing this!!
Have ya ever heard of an Imperial folder made for Pharmacist during the 70's ?
It's all stainless even the scales with pharmacy symbols...It was a gift thing they did for a short time from what I could find. Other than that I've only found one that sold and a tiny picture of it.
I'm guessing it's crazy rare. I'll make review on what I got when I'm able. I love these old blades they are cool.
Great channel and fun to watch the search !
My belt sander from Harbor Freight began to shock me. My brother informed me that the shock was from the sanding belt building a static charge and discharging it
through my body. I noticed that it did not do this on damp or rainy days. It only
happened on cool crisp days. The same days that I would get small shocks from the
doorknobs and other metal objects in my home. I think this may be the reason for the shocks from your belt grinder as well.
Thanks for sharing this!!
That Hammer brand knife. how would you recover that side? paint? I wonder of a wood vaneer could be glued on then sanded smooth?
I don’t know yet. LOL
one question please. What is the oldest pocket knife you have in your personal collection? What brand and approximate year? Thank you very much and congratulations for the videos.
I don’t know. I would have to look at them all. Thanks for the Question!!
The TL -29 knife was issued as a standalone "Tool for Linesman" knife as well as part of the TL-33 "Linesman tool set" and was carried in the top pocket of the double pocket CS-34 leather pouch. The lower pouch carried TL-13 Linesman pliers with the knife stored between the handles. The CS-34 pouch and tools was issued to engineers and signal corps troops. Early versions with wood handle and brass liners were switched out to steel liners due to the need for wartime brass.
Thanks for sharing this!!
I could be wrong but I think the green knife is a Girl scout knife
You may be right!! LOL. I’ll take a look at it again!
I like them fish knives too love the tl29s very solid knife. Did u get ur 3inch grinder at harbor freight? I need to check it out
Yes, but I think there an online only order now. I’ve been to a few Harbor Freight’s and I didn’t see one in there.
Who needs an Xbox a basket of knives like that would keep me occupied for hours.
Lol! Me too!
Back in the fifties when I was a collector, Kutmaster, Colonial and Imperial were considered junk knives. and I never bought them.
I agree. The older Kutmasters are well made. Some Colonial and Early Imperial are nice too.
That Browning was offered in 3 blade types, this knife has the double edge dagger blade. If will cut opening and closing lol
Enjoy watching..
Thank you!!
That pawn is a old knife honey hole ! That Utica scout knife is quite scarce with those green scales! The military electrician knife is supposed to lock the long Flat screw driver / Wire stripper blade
Thank you!! Thanks so much for watching!!
That kutmaster knife is an old electricians knife, and I don’t believe they were made to lock. Klein and others make them today for around 20 bucks. Pretty good knives for being made in china.
That book you used to look up the tang stamp , where did you get that from ?
I actually bought his from Barnes and Nobles. Maybe 2010… They don’t publish them anymore. They’re kind of pricey now. You can find them on eBay and Amazon. also I thrift stores sometimes for cheap. They’re 15 editions and the last one was published in 2008. 15th is the best.
And here i thought the knife king was a man of quality. Only to find out he buys his tools from harbour freight 😂
And what’s wrong with that? You can’t help to buy tools from China. Especially if you’re on a budget. I do draw a line with knives.
Enjoyed the video. Did you ever find out what the Browning knife was, I'd like to buy one for myself. God Bless!
I’ll have to rewatch the video. I’m sorry.
Very nice bunch of knives and great price. Where do you get the 3” wire wheel you use on your HF 3” grinder ?
Harbor Freight.
concern for you hands try Corn Huskers lotion it is good for the skin on your hands.
Thank you!!
Kevin, anyone ever tell you, you resemble woody harrelson? From AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺
I hear that all the time
Hey Knife Doc what book were you using to date that knife or what are some good books to date knifes please let me know thanks for your videos
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Ole knife doc digging in that basket like a groundhog! Good finds bud
i've got a case yellow cs trapper might fit that cabinet.
Awesome!!
Hi Kevin, when the humidity and temperature are just right that grinder can create static on the belt. Wonder if that’s the issue with getting shocked?
I don’t know. It’s not a bad shock. It’s just enough to make you react though.
The price for the Sanders great but I'd be scared to buy it. You're really buying the same one?
Yes and I’m still using the old one. Come to find out it was just static electricity. Has to do with the humidity and temperature…
@theknifedr-edc maybe I'll try that one. I really want to try and learn how to fix broke tips.
i have the same belt sander grinder it,s static electricity that is shocking you i run a small jumper wire with alligator clips from the metal table on the grinder to the metal i am sanding or keep your hands on the metal table
Thanks for sharing this!!
I’ve come to the conclusion that you may have a problem Doc, I think you need Knife Rehab. 😂
LOL!! I really do!!
That green scout knife is a girl scout knife
Yes it was! I messed up!
Isnt it possible for a USA stamped blade to be a counterfeit China knife? 🤔
Kershaw is known for that. Lots of counterfeit Kershaws, Benchmades out there. Not on the older stuff though.
Do you collect or sell as well
I’m having a live auction on Whatnot February 27th, 7:30 PM Eastern. Here is a link: www.whatnot.com/s/h748oKvZ
Someone mentioned it earlier, but that green one is a Girl Scout knife.
Yes it is! Thanks!!
That first shop you stopped by had the dollar tree knife for 3 bucks wth. They are 1.25 at dollar tree everyday smhfs
LOL!!
👍✌️👌❤️🇨🇦
The green knife isn't a boy scout knife it's a girl scout knife you can tell by the shield if it's a clover it's a girl scout if it's a fleur de lis it's a boy scout I really want one but I live overseas
You are correct!! Thanks for sharing this!! Thanks for watching from way over there! Where are you located?
@@theknifedoctor Ilive in Israel and the most flea market for knives are lackluster in the knife department and most of the knives are junk or china made I did found a small imperial which I Carry every day
Sorry knife folks the comment on the bigfoot creature was ment for another channel don't know how it got hear lol😅
LOL!!
I'm not a big fan of the yellow composition knives either. They look decent at first. Then they crack at the pins and look horrible.
The yellow synthetic handles or any synthetic handles. I don't buy anymore either.
Green knife a Girl scout knife i have one
Yes!!
Should’ve talked him down to 3.00 a knife