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This was a great video! I am always amazed by Rough Ryders’ variety of patterns and designs! The quality is great for the price and gives those on a budget knives to add to their collection! Thanks for sharing your collection!!

Very cool! You folks have a wonderful evening brother.

Thanks for sharing! Great collection. RR’s are really great bang for the buck.💯

Great collection of Rough Ryder knives! I’m sure I have more of them than I think I do too. 😂

The first CASE you showed is called a Hornet, I have one in rosewood scales.

I still keep up Halloween stuff up

Excellent video and fantastic knife!

That's a great collection you got there! That's about 10 more than I've got. Thank you for sharing!👍

Nice collection. I have always had good luck with Rough Rider. Thanks for sharing and God bless.

Very interesting video. It's funny how the same pattern can have different names depending on the manufacture or where they are made. Thanks for sharing and God bless.

Thank you for this very informative video. I am one who enjoys this subject and have a hard time knowing that there are people out there who don't share my interest or even carry a pocket knife.

Hmmm, now you've made me curious as to how many Rough Ryders I have in my collection. Like you, I suspect that I'll find that I have way more than I realized. I'll have to take an inventory later. Just checked. I found 19. I expected a few more. Of course, that doesn't include the Chinese made Marbles or Queen knives.

Very nice collection, buddy...Yeah, I tried buying one Rough Ryder to see what they are like...they are like lays potato chips...you just can't buy just one :D bought quite a few myself, now...thanks for sharing all of them...Jim

That's an awesome collection, buddy! Have a great Saturday!

Wow they are cool and colorful

I learn something new every time I watch videos about traditional pocket knives. There are so many different aspects to why they are called what they are. Thank you for sharing your knowledge on these knives.👍🏻

Thanks for sharing brother I love me a good rough Rider.

Love your rr collection ❤.

Outstanding video. Most informative Sir

Thanks for this very informative video, I appreciated learning about the naming of traditional knives since I'm still rather new to them. 😊🙏Take care my friend and Cheers!

Awesome knives I especially like the jack knives and the old SAK. Thanks for sharing brother 🤙

Very interesting - thank you from The UK Happy Thanks Giving to you Sir

I enjoy all of your videos about the history of knives and patterns.

Good info found here Michael, great post thank you. Being as concise as possible and for clarity the Western numbering system developed as follows. Western States founded 1911, and until 1954 they used an internal numbering system such as the 2 bladed Fishing Knife Y2075HSS whereby each number and letter designated the pattern and all of its features. Needless to say as the line developed it became a cumbersome system. So in 1954 Western Cutlery followed other manufacturers and used a two number system which describes the pattern and a third or 4th number to describe all the features. So the Fishing Knife became the 751 actually pronounced seventy-five, one or the Whittler 6504 pronounced sixty-five, zero, four. Cool huh? They did this with all of their pocket knives from 1954 until 1984 when they sold out to Coleman. Coleman used the same numbering system for a couple of years but then tweaked it to fit their system and when Camillus bought Western from Coleman in 1991 they tweaked it further to fit their system. As for stamping the number on the blade Western did not stamp numbers on pocket knives until 1954. Of the 15 or so pre-1954 Westerns that I have none are stamped with the number. From 1954 until 1984 all pocket knives were number stamped. After 1984 most were stamped but I cannot say if they all were.

Very knowledgeable content my brother 👌🏻 😊❤

Excellent video on knives and what we call them. Thanks!

Great representation of some great traditional patterns. Friend you pulled out some dang fine examples!

great infor and history as always

Another great video. I do believe the "modern" folding knives were popularized in the early 1990s.

Thanks Michael, I Love the History of Knives .😊

10:26 This is a Scout knife to me.

4:10 For some reason the Stockman has never flipped my minnow. The Whittler pattern started the same way then I grew to appreciate it. The Stockman is my least favorite pattern.

Really good show! Do you feel a little fat today ?

Well done!👍👍

these are nice . price dues vary would land camo casts a bit more o.c.p. or scorpion camo dus cost the most army dige is the cheepiest because no one wonts them not popular at all this just a no there way to get ppl to by them / an farm them out.

That 051 is beautiful. SSP was an abbreviation for "Stainless Steel Polished Edge" at one time. All of those are really nice lockbacks They all look good to me!

Nice knives! 👍

Man I love that sidewinder! But all three are something I have never seen. Cool stuff! HaPpY Thanksgiving!🦃

Lots of eye candy on that table. If I had to pick two it's 12:30 and 18:03. Love the actual pocket worn knives.

Everyone I have is USA brands.

Any brands you need or are interested in. Let me know I have a few older unused brands. Thanks

All of them are very nice but that sidewinder is so cool. I love the button on the shield and the sidewinder on the blade. Thanks for showing them to us.

Nice to have a fun wife ! I got one too! I ‘ ve gotten a little grumpy past year. ( so the daughters say) - nice to have some one to cheer me up. Only she doesn’t have a smile on her face when she hands me a new eBay package from the mail .( she thinks I have enough knives😳). Nice knives ! Thanks for sharing ! I’m having a fun time routining my knives n watching you and others ! Thanks for your time doing these awesome videos ! Love hearing your thoughts .

Awesome video brother! I can’t believe this is the last catalog! I always look forward to looking through it! Hope you have a great Thanksgiving!

Awesome Video Brother 😊❤ The wife is a hoot! I met her at the knife show in Ellaville. She is a firecracker 🧨 I know she keeps you straight!😂

Lol right. Thank you. Happy Thanksgiving to you also

You sure got a lot of great knives this year! Thank you for sharing!👍

Nice trades. The sidewinder is super cool!

Awesome stuff!!

Three awesome finds, brother. Very interesting designs. Congrats on the trade. Happy Thanksgiving! Have a great evening!