Lockback Pocket Knife
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 Frost Knives Mini Eagle Lockback Pocket Knife NM 18133B US $.99 
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 BUCK 501 SQUIRE FOLDING LOCKBACK POCKET KNIFE NICKEL SILVER SHEATH NEW FB US $31.50
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 Night Hawk Tactical Lockback Steel Blade Folding Pocket Knife 18277B NEW US $2.04
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 Tacforce Tactical Lockback 45 Steel Blade Folding Pocket Knife 18278B NEW US $.99
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 ANTLER LOCK BACK CUSTOM DAMASCUS POCKET KNIFE HAND MADE BY Stephen King ST2401 US $42.99
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 Pocket Knife Kabar Folding Guard Lock Back US $25.00
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 WHITETAIL CUTLERY USA SINGLE BLADE LOCKBACK POCKET KNIFE US $3.99
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 Pocket Knife Folding Guard Lock Back CASE New w Box US $42.75
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 Pocket Knife White Tail Cutlery Lock Back Handmade US $20.00
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 Pocket Knife Folding Guard Lock Back Nor Mark EKA Sweden US $15.00
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 Kissing Crane KC 48 Stiletto Lock Back Pocket Knife Stag Handles US $23.50
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 Puma Lock Back Black G10 Handle Pocket Folding Knife 05 US $4.99
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 Pocket Knife Stone River NRA Lock back National Riflemans Association US $25.00
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 VALOR Chief Folding Lock back Pocket Knife Japan US $4.95
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 Large Lock back Pocket Knife US $9.99
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 Rough Rider Outdoorsman Lockback Trapper pocket knife Tobacco bone handle acorn US $9.99
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 Antique Lockback Pocket Knife GEORGE WOSTENHOLM IXL US $35.00
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 VINTAGE GERBER SPORTSMAN II STAG LOCKBACK FOLDING HUNTER POCKET KNIFE US $140.00
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 Unique Made Lock Back Damascus Pocket Folding knife with Horn Handle pr 51 US $39.99
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 Unique Made Lock Back Damascus Pocket Folding With Horn Handle knife pr 53 US $39.99
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What's everyones favorite pocket knife? please no fixed blades?
I have a Schrade™ Old Timer™ 5OT Linear Lockback MADE IN USA, green derlin handle,nickle and brass bolsters.
wwhat you have is a good knife, I'm partial to a small
Buck or a Case
Leatherman was established in 1983 in Portland, Oregon. It was founded by Tim Leatherman, and the president and CEO is Jake Nichol. Leathermans are not really pocket knives or hunting knives but more a multitool. Leathermans have a knife in them but they are a set of pliers with many different tool in them. The company Leatherman does make pocket knives and good pocket knives at that but they are mostly known for there multitools, and there Multitools can have up to 20 tools in them. I can think of all kinds of time it would have been nice to have one of those in my pocket.
The Leatherman Has gone thought a lot of changes when it comes to locking and unlocking there tools all with there advantages and disadvantages. In 1999 they started to use a liner lock. This made the tools much easier to use and solved a lot of problems. A I mentioned earlier Leatherman stared making pocket knives in 2005. The blades where straight and serrated edged blades. In 2006 Leatherman also made a tool to use in a garden it was a pruner.
Tim Leatherman went and graduated form Oregon State University and received his major in mechanical engineering. He later started working of a knife for the Boy Scout of America. It was a Knife pliers. He continued to work on this and got his first patent in 1980. He then started to see his sales take off when you got his knife into mail-order catalogs like Early Winters and Cabela's. Cabela's is a name that most of us should know.
Later Leatherman moved to bigger and better facility. There was no looking back. As Leatherman grew to be a power house not only in multitools but in the world of pocket knives. In 2007 Tim Leatherman was inducted to the Blade Magazine Cutlery Hall of Fame at the Blade show in Atlanta, Georgia. His pocket knives and multitools have had a huge impact in the knives industry and his multitools in one of the best tools you can buy.
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I've been collecting knives over 12 years now and one of the criterias for my knives is high edge holding, at least for the light cutters. I got quite a few knives in very exotic, high alloy, high performance tool steels and even though a lot of those steels are designed to cut other steels it's amazing how quickly cardboard dulls them... Although, they are still a a lot better edge holders than conventional steel knives.
