All About Pocket Knives

Good old reliable knives Big H. The best kind.

Quick Steel wrote:The ducks are very nicely produced.

Thanks QS, the knife is in near pristine condition and I Think I've only carried it twice as I don't wanna blemish it.

DM11 wrote:

sunknife wrote:Haven't left the house yet today but here's yesterdays carries. Had kind of a nature theme going with this pairing.

Couple good ones!

Thanks David.

Carried ebony and acrylic today.

Couple Cases today.

BH, a generation gap with those two. Both useful.
Greg, I really like the one in ebony.
David the rope(?) knife speaks to me. Love the old wood handles.

DM11 wrote:Couple Cases today.

Really nice Case. I'm a big fan of wood scales. But seeing your photo's make me wonder. Why would not GEC have bought out a similar knife earlier, yours looks identical to the latest Ramfoot.

Something different today, a hard firing Pro-Tech

How about a couple of Boker made JP's and a Hammer for the watch pocket.

Totin this '65-'69 6275 Moose today

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:IMG_5052.JPG

Paul, you nailed that one. Two things totally unrelated but for name and the name is all you need for the picture. Great job.

Eye Brand Man wrote:Totin this '65-'69 6275 Moose today

Nice Moose!!

Montanaman wrote:Something different today, a hard firing Pro-Tech

aapk101319.jpg

aapk1013192.jpg

M M, sweet Damascus.

Getting close

Knice photo Iman.

doglegg wrote: M M, sweet Damascus.

Thank you sir, that was back when Chad was forging all his own damascus, this being a long gone pattern, called "Calypso".

Ivoryman wrote:Getting close

" Toms" looking good So is the knife

geocash wrote:EDC259.jpg

Lovely knives and bones. Like both the models and the handles.

Carried an old 30's vin acrylic jack from Imperial for today's school

[quote="doglegg"]
Greg, I really like the one in ebony.

Thanks doglegg. Buying that set of 7 Schatt & Morgans from the Heritage Series was one of my most satisfying knife purchases. A couple have minor issues like weak spring or proud pins but 5 of 'em are very fine knives. Good deal money wise too when bought as a set a couple years ago.

Eye Brand Man wrote:Totin this '65-'69 6275 Moose today

Thats some good looking bone. Looks to have just the right amount of pocket wear (character), and awesome color.

One in the rfp,one lfp, one for the watch pocket and one for the belt loop.

I like that big ol' Queen!
Never have run across the big single blade that I could snag. Maybe one day, as if I need another knife.
Treefarmer

treefarmer wrote:I like that big ol' Queen!
Never have run across the big single blade that I could snag. Maybe one day, as if I need another knife.
Treefarmer

Farmer the Queens are hard to find at decent prices although I picked a Barlow the other day for a ten spot + shipping. I fished that #44 out of the bay a few years back for $ 13.13 shipped, won't happen again, people want 50 bucks for a slap wore out one now.