WHAT ARE YOU CARRYIN RIGHT NOW? WHAT IS YOUR FAV EDC?

[1967redrider]

Thanks, toomany and David.

Half or full Congress, toomany?

Sweet blade on that one, K-o-F.

[Madmarco]

Toomany, that Boker is a beauty, needs more finger prints.



Going green canvas for a few days. Still.

Very clever photo work, I-man, it wasn't until I took a 2nd look that I saw your knives in the picture, on just a glance they appeared like other Zeppelins floating around like the only one that's actually on the poster. The 2 birds contributed to the confusion as well.
Now, the big question! Did you and your buddies attend that concert, or do you have the poster for nostalgic reasons? It's a pretty cool Zep poster, one that I'd have hung in my mancave back then had I seen it before now!

[toomanyknives]

Thanks, toomany and David.

Half or full Congress, toomany?

Sweet blade on that one, K-o-F.

Half, RR..

[DM11]

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[toomanyknives]

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Looove that harness jack, David!

[doglegg]

Donjon in horn by GR

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Big ole blade on that one. The horn handle really sets it off.

[FRJ]

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The Maher & Gross harness jack is mighty fine.
Not to take away from that Horsewright.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

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David, I gree with Kerry and Joe ... both are superb, but that Harness Jack is the One!

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Donjon in horn by GR

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I likes that one KOF!

[DM11]

Thank you tmk, Joe and CCC

[Jtx]

Microtech

[1967redrider]

Sweet one, and patriotic, Jtx.

[Jtx]

Sweet one, and patriotic, Jtx.

Thanks

[doglegg]

Microtech

Cool pic and knife.

[DM11]

[Jtx]

Microtech

Cool pic and knife.

Thank you dogleg

[Madmarco]

This has been a favorite of mine since the day I got it.
Parker 9" oal with a 4" Tanto blade, NS hardware, and dyed bone covers.
Nice n' heavy, just how I like it.
Made in Japan!

[DM11]

This has been a favorite of mine since the day I got it.
Parker 9" oal with a 4" Tanto blade, NS hardware, and dyed bone covers.
Nice n' heavy, just how I like it.
Made in Japan!
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That's quite a knife Marco

[Knives-of-france]

Navette Venus by Coursolle

[rdnzl]

[1967redrider]

This has been a favorite of mine since the day I got it.
Parker 9" oal with a 4" Tanto blade, NS hardware, and dyed bone covers.
Nice n' heavy, just how I like it.
Made in Japan!
8)WIN_20241026_11_40_11_Pro.jpgWIN_20241026_11_39_36_Pro.jpg

Looks like a sweet lockback, Mark. Glad to see you on the EDC thread.


Sweet ones, David, K-o-F and rdnzl.

[Ivoryman]

Toomany, that Boker is a beauty, needs more finger prints.



Going green canvas for a few days. Still.

Those are really cool photos. Which has the greater monetary value, the knives, or the poster? Not that it is about the $$$.

Thanks Waukonda. The poster was a re-print for $20 at one of the few remaining record stores around here.

Toomany, that Boker is a beauty, needs more finger prints.



Going green canvas for a few days. Still.

Very clever photo work, I-man, it wasn't until I took a 2nd look that I saw your knives in the picture, on just a glance they appeared like other Zeppelins floating around like the only one that's actually on the poster. The 2 birds contributed to the confusion as well.
Now, the big question! Did you and your buddies attend that concert, or do you have the poster for nostalgic reasons? It's a pretty cool Zep poster, one that I'd have hung in my mancave back then had I seen it before now!

Sadly we missed the show. My buddies and I were in elementary school. Lived in Oregon back then, and nobody I knew was taking kids out of state to Led Zeppelin shows.

[Madmarco]

This has been a favorite of mine since the day I got it.
Parker 9" oal with a 4" Tanto blade, NS hardware, and dyed bone covers.
Nice n' heavy, just how I like it.
Made in Japan!
8)WIN_20241026_11_40_11_Pro.jpgWIN_20241026_11_39_36_Pro.jpg

I see and appreciate them
That's quite a knife Marco

Many thanks, David, I just wish some of you guys who appreciate a nice knife could handle that one, it took my breath away the first time I did. Being the decisive accumulator that you are, you would really like that knife, I'm certain.
As usual you've been posting more of your beautiful accumulation of fine knives, if I don't comment it's only because I'm overwhelmed with replies and missed your, but know this, even I know you have great taste in cutlery.

[Madmarco]

This has been a favorite of mine since the day I got it.
Parker 9" oal with a 4" Tanto blade, NS hardware, and dyed bone covers.
Nice n' heavy, just how I like it.
Made in Japan!
8)WIN_20241026_11_40_11_Pro.jpgWIN_20241026_11_39_36_Pro.jpg

Looks like a sweet lockback, Mark. Glad to see you on the EDC thread.


Sweet ones, David, K-o-F and rdnzl.

Much thanks, John, you have my knife pegged perfectly, it is sweet!
The only reason I haven't posted in this thread previously, is because of my situation. My poor health has limited my activities greatly and not for the better, so I rarely get outside anymore and as a result I have little reason for EDC knives. But when I thought about it, it dawned on me that this thread is the same as "Comfort Knives" only outdoors, and viewing all your gorgeous examples in this thread made me want to post my knives here too, since the knife I choose each day I can treat as a C.K., without announcing I won't actually be carrying it in my pocket. I am a stickler for details to a fault. That's my story, and I'm stickin' to it! Thanks for the welcome, buddy!

[Madmarco]

Toomany, that Boker is a beauty, needs more finger prints.



Going green canvas for a few days. Still.

Those are really cool photos. Which has the greater monetary value, the knives, or the poster? Not that it is about the $$$.

Thanks Waukonda. The poster was a re-print for $20 at one of the few remaining record stores around here.

Toomany, that Boker is a beauty, needs more finger prints.



Going green canvas for a few days. Still.

Very clever photo work, I-man, it wasn't until I took a 2nd look that I saw your knives in the picture, on just a glance they appeared like other Zeppelins floating around like the only one that's actually on the poster. The 2 birds contributed to the confusion as well.
Now, the big question! Did you and your buddies attend that concert, or do you have the poster for nostalgic reasons? It's a pretty cool Zep poster, one that I'd have hung in my mancave back then had I seen it before now!

Sadly we missed the show. My buddies and I were in elementary school. Lived in Oregon back then, and nobody I knew was taking kids out of state to Led Zeppelin shows.

Whoops, I thought you were older, sorry. I was 19 in 1972, and me and my buddy swallowed a bag of bennies and hit the concert when they passed through here. I think I'm still shaking at times from all the abuse we put ourselves through, but man, what a show!