A.G. Russell Knives

For over thirty-five years, the Knife Collectors Club™ has provided rare and/or unusual knives to people who like fine knives. The very first was the Kentucky Rifle, sold to members for $12 each. It is still one of the finest knives that Schrade ever made, and even though 12,000 were made, the knife sells for $135.00 from collectors and dealers lucky enough to have any to sell. The club has produced many fine knives, all of which have gained in value.

The CM-11 and CM-12 were produced in the mid-1980's. Both were produced in Japan with AUS-8 blades at 57-59 Rc. ground extremely thin for the very finest slicing capability. The handle scales were made from the finest jigged bone available. The bolsters and liners are nickel silver.

Split Bolster Jack 1987 • CATTARAUGUS - Serial No. 300-1000

With a 2-1/4" clip point blade, the CM-12 is the perfect gentleman's knife, with a unique split-bolster lock. A few knives with serial numbers between 300 and 1000 are still available. Sorry, no choice of serial number.

Split Bolster Jack 1987 • CATTARAUGUS - Serial No. over 1000

With a 2-1/4" clip point blade, the CM-12 is the perfect gentleman's knife, with a unique split-bolster lock. A few knives with serial numbers over 1001 are still available. Sorry, no choice of serial number.

Pocket Barlow 1896 • CATTARAUGUS - Serial No. 26-300

With a 2" drop point blade, this knife is just right for your pocket and is probably the most useful all around knife the club produced. Measures 2-5/8" closed and weighs 1.2 oz. A few of the Excelsior Grade (serial numbers between 26 and 300) are still on our shelves. Sorry, no choice of serial number. The blade is etched with a gold inlaid lynx in a wilderness setting. Made in Japan.