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

[Quick Steel]

[1967redrider]

Nice QS! What's the closed length, looks like it could be a monster.

[doglegg]

Totin' a 4 liner E-Toe for Hump Day. It's very hard to see the U.S.A. on these.

Thank you, Sir.



I should have posted this one yesterday for Whittler Wednesday. It's Delrin, but with character.

It should be carried. And used as it was meant to be. I forget what they called those brown handles. Good choice.

[1967redrider]

I should have posted this one yesterday for Whittler Wednesday. It's Delrin, but with character.

It should be carried. And used as it was meant to be. I forget what they called those brown handles. Good choice.

Thanks, dog! So it's not Delrin?

[doglegg]

I should have posted this one yesterday for Whittler Wednesday. It's Delrin, but with character.

It should be carried. And used as it was meant to be. I forget what they called those brown handles. Good choice.

Thanks, dog! So it's not Delrin?

I think they called it brown stag and it was used right before delrin . At least that's what I think is right.

[DM11]

Evening friends

[GSPTOPDOG]

Carrying a Marble's trapper today......

[toomanyknives]

It should be carried. And used as it was meant to be. I forget what they called those brown handles. Good choice.

Thanks, dog! So it's not Delrin?

I think they called it brown stag and it was used right before delrin . At least that's what I think is right.

I believe Camillus called that Cambone, guys. Basically Delrin, but their own special name for it..

[Knives-of-france]

Squirrel
The only member of the doukdouk family to have a bourbonnais blade.

[1967redrider]

Totin' an old 4 liner that could have been in George's pocket when he crossed the Delaware. George Jefferson, that is.

This knife is going to be a starter for my nephew at some point, I have a pristine one at home. Sharp enough to slice through Mandarin skins.

It's Finally Friday!

[tvic]

Real nice EDCs, QS, TopDog, David, KOF, and redrider!

[1967redrider]

Real nice EDCs, QS, TopDog, David, KOF, and redrider!

Thanks, Tim.

[doglegg]

Thanks, dog! So it's not Delrin?

I think they called it brown stag and it was used right before delrin . At least that's what I think is right.

I believe Camillus called that Cambone, guys. Basically Delrin, but their own special name for it..

That sounds familiar.

[doglegg]

Squirrel
The only member of the doukdouk family to have a bourbonnais blade.
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I guess that makes me a bourbonnais fan.

[doglegg]

Totin' an old 4 liner that could have been in George's pocket when he crossed the Delaware. George Jefferson, that is.

This knife is going to be a starter for my nephew at some point, I have a pristine one at home. Sharp enough to slice through Mandarin skins.

It's Finally Friday!

Wonder if George liked Mandarins? I bet he never tasted one.

[1967redrider]

Thanks, dog! So it's not Delrin?

I think they called it brown stag and it was used right before delrin . At least that's what I think is right.

I believe Camillus called that Cambone, guys. Basically Delrin, but their own special name for it..

Thanks!

[doglegg]

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That one caught me off guard QS. No stag or ivory or bone but an absolutely awesome, meaning business blade.

[1967redrider]

Totin' an old 4 liner that could have been in George's pocket when he crossed the Delaware. George Jefferson, that is.

This knife is going to be a starter for my nephew at some point, I have a pristine one at home. Sharp enough to slice through Mandarin skins.

It's Finally Friday!

Wonder if George liked Mandarins? I bet he never tasted one.

Washington or Jefferson?

[doglegg]

Evening friends

Especially like the handle on the fixed blade.

[toomanyknives]

[Fingers]

Are the Parker knives under appreciated or is it disdain for Jim Parker?

[doglegg]

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[DM11]

Evening friends

Especially like the handle on the fixed blade.

Thanks buddy

[DM11]

Utica EO 3.JPG

[toomanyknives]

Are the Parker knives under appreciated or is it disdain for Jim Parker?

Yes...

Just kidding, Fingers. But, it's a little of both. There were some very nice knives made under the Parker name, but I think a lot of
people weren't pleased with what he did during his tenure as owner of Case. There are people here that know much better than I,
so I won't step on any toes by speculating, but this is what I have heard more than once, let's say..