That's cool to have them. I have some of my dad's and granddaddy knives. Carry them all the time and cherish them so much

My grandfather was a pipe smoker, he was always digging away at the bowl of his pipe. The knife he carried for the purpose was a small folding knife with a celluloid shell and two blades. He kept it razor-sharp, and I never forgot it. Imagine my surprise when it turned up at the bottom of Pops' old fishing tackle box. That was sixty years ago, and I've carried every day since. Cherish that knife..

Sorry for your loss 🙏.

So special that you have this legacy! Always a reminder of your connection with your Grandfather!

i admire this. My grandfather is one of my best friends, and we share a passion for simple edc. I would be honored to get his knives. I admire the way you speak of your loss, I hope i can one day handle it like you have.

So cool that you have some wonderful family heirlooms! Thanks for sharing these with us Mark! And, I'm sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers are with you and your family!

Mark I use a pencil to rub on on details helps bring them up pencil is also good lubrication for difficult zips .that's a great collection for nostalgia I love old slip joints I'm always restoring something sorry for your loss my sympathy 🦊🐾🇮🇹🇺🇲😥

Hey Mark, nice set of knives! I’m finding a bunch of you knife enthusiasts now since I started my own channel! Nice to subscribe to fellows with similar interests! My grandfather was a bit older, a WWI vet and a blacksmith. I am looking forward to making a video on the tools I have given to me. Thanks and glad I found you!

Thanks for sharing. 🙏

The living history of them being his companions packed into the wear is remarkable. I've never seen a cooler collection of grandpa carried knives. And holy smokes 75 years! Thanks for sharing their epic story.

👍🏼sorry for your loss. Love seeing your grandpa knives. I have several of my grandpas. My first knife is a Lone Ranger folder from my grandpa. Still have it. My favorite is a green hammer brand. I keep it in my pocket pouch. It was very rusty inside. I soaked it in vinegar over night. Washed, air compressed, heatgun dried, and oiled it. I have to say I hope you don’t polish them too much. Just de-rust and clean up. Good vid. :)

I would love to have my grandpa knives. He passed away when i was very young. I would've loved to see his pocket knife choices as he was a salesman. My grandma is with me now and was sad she left her pocket knives she had so i bought her a victorinox climber and was really happy. Simple enough to use yet has more modern materials.

Thank you for sharing the knives and sharing your thoughts on the history. I'm sure seeing them brings back fond memories of your grandfather and the time you spent with him. Jeff

Every one of those knives is a priceless treasure. I appreciate you sharing this with us, buddy. Cheers!

Nice of you to share them with us appreciate it.atb paddy

Try some drops of really any kind of oil on the pivot points, let it soak in a short time. Should help with opening.

Very cool family collection. Great memories I’m sure.

Sorry for your loss. I am so thankful to have one of my grandfathers knives. Great video.

Your father had great taste in knives

This is great! Thank you so much for sharing your grandfathers knives. Allways good to look into the past

I don’t have any of my grandfathers knives but I do have his Remington 870 Wingmaster 12ga with 26” Barrel and modified choke made in 1957 So that’s better than most knives imo and I have about 200 knives I’m loving your grandfathers old knives I wouldn’t mind having all of them but a couple of them are really special I appreciate what you said about your grandfather’s longevity I felt that way too However since he died almost twenty years ago and I am now the oldest man in my family and dealing with cancer I have begun to miss my grandfather and all my family who have passed away very much I suppose you will start to feel that way sooner or later too Thank you for another fine video

Very nice collection Mark treasure those knives

Hi Mark: I’m very happy for you to have these knives. I totally agree to keep them as they are. I’ve been trying to track down MY Grandfathers knife for years and so far no luck. It’s in a drawer in my Aunts house, I think. She is quite elderly herself now and lives very far away. It’s an old camp knife and I remember him shaving his nails, cutting plug tobacco, and everything else with it. Wonder if I’ll ever get it in my lifetime. I’m no kid myself. 😊

that Case redbone senator looks 50's or 60's period. Get the Flitz out and polish up those knives. WD-40 will take the dirt out of the backsprings and joints. Just keep spraying it in and the filth will pour out

I understand the sentimental value of keeping them much as they are, But for me I would consider a good simple repair to good working order, With a drill press you could safely remove the front blade pin and redrill a slightly larger hole to fit a corresponding pin to take out the excessive blade wobble, Done right you would not notice

Great stuff. Thanks for sharing. Do you know how rare that Boker "Cloud" Barlow is? very very