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

[1967redrider]

Cool shot, Scott.

[doglegg]

Camillus and Camillus

Iman, you're hob nobbing with us commoners today but in your typically classy way. Lovely old bones and lovely pics.

[doglegg]

Couple days ago....

Knice knife, nice stick.

[Ripster]

Camillus and Camillus

2 very nice Camillus knives!
Great photos .

[garddogg56]

In the woods this weekend Buck 112&301

[Good Old Luke]

The OTF knives are interesting.
I have one that just folds out the side. It's an older model.
It's a Pal so it stayed with me all day. 3 3/8" closed.

What a cool Pal Jack. Not a very common EDC, but a great one. Old Gramps always kept a Jack like this on him. Thanks for adding!

[Good Old Luke]

One of my faves here. When I was of school age, this was the knife of choice among the local, wanna be hoodlums. Back then, the black coated “Kat knife” was standard equipment, with black jump boots, and an M65 field jacket with “Led Zeppelin” scrawled across the back, in black magic marker…. Lol, ‘late ‘70s high school “burnouts.” (I wonder what happened to some of those kids—playing at being tough guys and all…)

I found this one in a very cool army green. And it’s not a “hoodlum’s knife,” but a very slim, easy to carry blade that keeps an outstanding edge, and is virtually indestructible. And in an unusual color, too!
Carbon steel blade of course… though the stainless version is also great.

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

This is called a jewel case. In it are cd's. Ancient archaic technology. Also seen are a pair of Colonials which are riding with me, somewhat ironically, as I drive through Utica.

Utica, Wisconsin that is.

[DM11]

C Johnson

[FRJ]

David, that is a real beauty. Old timey bolster!

Thank you Ike and Luke.

[Waukonda]

C Johnson

Awesome, I really like that one!!

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

This is called a jewel case. In it are cd's. Ancient archaic technology. Also seen are a pair of Colonials which are riding with me, somewhat ironically, as I drive through Utica.

Utica, Wisconsin that is.

TWKG, that is an awesome photo ... the Anvil and MB look great. And a very colorful description to boot!

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

In the woods this weekend Buck 112&301

Great photo of two exceptional Bucks Garddogg!

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

One of my faves here. When I was of school age, this was the knife of choice among the local, wanna be hoodlums. Back then, the black coated “Kat knife” was standard equipment, with black jump boots, and an M65 field jacket with “Led Zeppelin” scrawled across the back, in black magic marker…. Lol, ‘late ‘70s high school “burnouts.” (I wonder what happened to some of those kids—playing at being tough guys and all…)
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I found this one in a very cool army green. And it’s not a “hoodlum’s knife,” but a very slim, easy to carry blade that keeps an outstanding edge, and is virtually indestructible. And in an unusual color, too!
Carbon steel blade of course… though the stainless version is also great.

Luke, I remember those days ... fun, but glad they are behind. "The Book" in leather bound and a nice knife like that , make for a better life.

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

This is called a jewel case. In it are cd's. Ancient archaic technology. Also seen are a pair of Colonials which are riding with me, somewhat ironically, as I drive through Utica.

Utica, Wisconsin that is.

TWKG, that is an awesome photo ... the Anvil and MB look great. And a very colorful description to boot!

Thanks dude. I wanted something better than my leg as a background. I love my cd collection like i love my knives

[DM11]

Thank you Joe and Ike

[Good Old Luke]

One of my faves here. When I was of school age, this was the knife of choice among the local, wanna be hoodlums. Back then, the black coated “Kat knife” was standard equipment, with black jump boots, and an M65 field jacket with “Led Zeppelin” scrawled across the back, in black magic marker…. Lol, ‘late ‘70s high school “burnouts.” (I wonder what happened to some of those kids—playing at being tough guys and all…)
IMG_0695.jpeg
IMG_0694.jpeg
I found this one in a very cool army green. And it’s not a “hoodlum’s knife,” but a very slim, easy to carry blade that keeps an outstanding edge, and is virtually indestructible. And in an unusual color, too!
Carbon steel blade of course… though the stainless version is also great.

Luke, I remember those days ... fun, but glad they are behind. "The Book" in leather bound and a nice knife like that , make for a better life.

Someone from my generation… Who remembers it.
Recent life circumstances have led me to the occasional old memory, not dwelling—just reminiscing.
And you are right, that “Book,” has done me a lot of good, and adding the Psalter, daily if I can, has also been a valuable spiritual weapon.
Life is much better with good blades, and daily prayer.
Cheers, my brother, and thanks for chiming in. I’m meeting a lot of fine folks here.

[Good Old Luke]

This is called a jewel case. In it are cd's.

lol. Now that’s funny! I had to explain to one of my young nieces about rotary phones, and having one phone, for a houseful of people. She thought I was making it up.
Nice looking blades, my friend. And a nice cd collection as well.

[Good Old Luke]

C Johnson

Sweet! Must start a conversation or two…. How old is that knife?

[bighomer]

I'll tote these in my work britches today, iff'in I lose them it ain't no thang.

[C-WADE7]

I'll tote these in my work britches today, iff'in I lose them it ain't no thang.

I have that same RR carbon whittler and use the hound out of it. They take an edge easy, and war good whittlers with a bit of modification.

[doglegg]

What a sweetheartknife!!!

C Johnson

[stockman]

David really nice knife!

Harold

[FRJ]

Here's and old Tidioute I like to carry from time to time. 3 3/8" closed.

[1967redrider]

Nice carries, bighomer and Joe.


Going with a Benchmade auto to start the workweek.