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  • DIY Knife Storage

    Knife collectors are a clever, experienced bunch who know how to store their collections in like-new condition. They use much the same techniques as world museums such as the Smithsonian...

  • How to Identify Schrade Knives

    Schrade has produced knives, hand tools, novelty blades and commemorative pieces since 1904. The company was started by the four Schrade brothers and went through ownership changes until finally...

  • What Classes of Case Knives Are There?

    W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery produces highly collectible handcrafted knives, in hundreds of variations. Its classification system resembles a zoological taxonomy of classes, species and subspecies.

  • About Case Knives

    Case knives are manufactured by the W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Company, based in Bradford, Pennsylvania. Case knives are handmade and collectible, distinguished by high-quality steel and mostly...

  • How to Date Case Knives

    The W. R. Case & Sons Cutlery Co. has produced folding and fixed-blade knives since 1889. Case knives are highly-sought collectibles, and enthusiasts collect them by model (or pattern), by...

  • How to Collect Automatic Knives

    Automatic knives respond quickly with the touch of a button that is usually located on the side of the knife. A few examples are stiletto knives and switchblades. These knives are highly...

  • How to Buy Switchblade Knives

    Made popular during the James Dean era of films, the switchblade knife carries a mystique that can be alluring. Unfortunately, owning a switchblade can land you in hot water with the authorities,...

  • How to Clean a Vintage Knife

    Whether or not to clean a vintage knife is of hot debate in the knife collecting community. While some knives benefit from minor cleaning, any dirt or rust that will involve large-scale...

  • History of the Rough Rider Knife

    Rough Rider knives are a U.S. brand of pocket knives sold worldwide. The name "Rough Riders" evokes the heroism and drive of U.S. forces in the Spanish-American War and future president Theodore...

  • How to Organize a Knife Collection

    After you have put in the time and effort to put together a nice collection of knives, you may find yourself needing a good way to organize them. Proper organization will allow both you as the...

  • How to Authenticate a Hitler Youth Knife

    The Hitler Youth was an organization that indoctrinated boys and girls in Nazi propaganda. Boys who completed certain examinations received the Hitler Youth Knife as an award, and other boys could...

  • Where Can You Order Collectible Knives?

    Collectible knives come in all kinds of makes and designs, from antique blades to decorative pocketknives. There is an infinite number of knives to chose from when you are a collector. The problem...

  • Information on Pocket Knives

    Just as the name implies, pocket knives are small knives that will fit inside your pocket if you so desire. The knife folds so the blade does not stick out and pose a safety hazard. Blades are...

  • How Much Are Old Timer Knives Worth?

    Old Timer Knives were a line of knives produced by the Imperial Schrade Corporation. Beginning as Schrade Cutlery in 1904, the Old Timers consisted of traditional jackknives, fixed-bladed knives,...

  • Places to Sell Military Knives

    Military knives are prized collectibles for both display and use because of their durability and solid construction, which prevents blade damage or nicks. As more knife collectors enter the...

  • How to Buy Pocket Knives for a Collection

    Collecting pocket knives involves learning about the hobby, which knives are the best to collect, the quality of the knives and the popular brands to collect. There is an active market for...

  • How to Identify a Case Knife

    Case knives are very collectible, and are also fairly easy to identify and date. The W.R. Case & Sons knife company began in 1889, when William Russell, Jean, John and Andrew Case decided to...

  • About Homemade Knives

    Making knives at home is an art form for the serious collector and a hobby for others. People who enjoy the challenge of pairing a unique design with a functioning knife appreciate the techniques...

  • About Custom Folding Knives

    Custom folding knives are precision instruments, made with the finest materials. They are also works of art with handles hand carved out of the most expensive woods, inlaid with gems or hand...

  • How to Build a Knife Display Case

    Building a display case, to show off your collection of knives, is relatively easy, if you know how. It is true, collecting knives may seem like an out of-the ordinary hobby to some, but to those...

  • What Is a Gravity Knife?

    A gravity knife was developed prior to the creation of a reliable and cheap switchblade knife. It was invented in World War II and issued to paratroopers in case they had to cut themselves out of...

  • How to Make a Knife Display

    Some people collect marbles, baseball cards or stamps. Collecting knives is a whole different kind of hobby. The options for knife collecting are many. Al Mar knives are quite desirable for most...

  • How to Change a Leaf Spring on a Switchblade Knife

    Writing about knives certainly was out of the ordinary for me, but it was necessary since I had recently purchased a vintage Italian Stiletto. My great find was in need of a Leaf Spring. There...

  • How to Collect Bowie Knives

    The hunting knife has been part of civilization for centuries and is still an indispensable tool in the field. One of the most famous types of knives, the Bowie knife, is an American invention....

  • How to Collect Knives

    Many knife collectors look for a specific era, type, design or manufacturer, while others purchase only limited editions or knives with a particular theme or history. Perhaps you would enjoy...

  • How to Avoid Buying a Counterfeit Knife

    All knife collectors have purchased a fake or counterfeit knife - it comes with the territory. Unfortunately, most fakes are bought by novice or beginning collectors who, lacking knowledge and...

  • How to Determine the Value of a Knife

    "Value is in the eye of the beholder" is never more true than when buying collectibles. Follow these suggestions to assist you when attempting to place a true or fair market value on a knife you...

  • How to Learn about Pocket Knife Patterns

    Pocket knives are tools made in all conceivable shapes and sizes dictated by the job they are designed to perform. Variations of standard patterns number into the hundreds, but folding knifes can...

  • How to Learn Proper Knife Show Etiquette

    Attending a knife show is educational and fun and can be profitable. You can enhance the experience by knowing how to properly interact with dealers and other collectors. Follow these rules to get...

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