All About Pocket Knives

It really grinds my gears when people make excuses for something that will only take 5 minutes of they're time.

This one showed up Friday.

Wanted a CV for the fishing executions.

I am a newbie on here.....and pretty new to collecting altogether. I bought Steve's book, and it intimidated me at first glance, but now I leave it in the bathroom, and I've started to understand the jargon. anyhoo....great book, I have been reading it obsessively, I wish I could store everything I...

Those knives look fricken awesome WJ!

I have a lot of junk knives and a few lures that came out of an old tackle box. There are some older Imperial shell handled knives, rusty, some other broken knives and some users, incluidng a Japanese made camp knife. Will sell the whole lot for $30 shipped (and the shipping will probably cost me $...

Is this the nano oil your talking about?

http://nano-oil.com/

Awwww...my first TB Backpocket.

Here's one for ya. I received this one in '85 or '86 (if I remember correctly) as a birthday gift. I don't see this tang stamp on the list or I am overlooking it. The dot on the right of the less than sign is throwing me. Any ideas? https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/images/forum_archives/pp218-Sp...

$4.14 this A.M. in S.W. MI.

According to the news, the flooding of the Mississippi is having an affect on the refineries and the transporting of fuel/oil. So they get to jack the price of gas up again.

What an awesome collection. How cool is it, that all the employee's signed it.

Phil,
I understand, that's why I posted my second post about maybe giving the proceeds to those that were affected by the attacks. But I completely understand what your saying.

And Victory you are correct. I must of had SMKW on my mind when I posted.

I think it would be a good idea if SMKW gave any money made from the Bin Laden knives to people that were affected by 9/11. Whether it's the NYFD or families.

Wow, I don't know how to feel about that. You shouldn't gloat on anybody's death. Maybe a thanks to all the soldiers who have served would have been a little classier. Well I guess I'm part of the minority. This guy was responsible for thousands of innocent American lives and who knows what he had ...

Sorry to hear of your loss Dave. They are truly a part of the family. Time does heal but it sure is tough. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

I called Lisa Thursday and made sure mine was good to go.

gino wrote:Thanks guys but after one day I missed my GEC slip joint to much and had to go bck to her. I think I am strange for missing a knife???

Ummmmm.....maybe.

J/K heck no. When you get attached to something it almost becomes part of you.

Great pics, and I like the fishing related thread.

I'm hoping to get out tomorrow to do some trolling for spring Coho if the weather permits. I carry a Texas jack for bleeding fish, mostly walleye just before they hit the ice or live well.

tjmurphy wrote:Mike and Johnny, thanks for the replys. It is a sweet little knife.

Mike - If you keep buyin' beauts like that one and keep that mail lady in a job, she ought to fall in love with you.

Ha, yeah thanks TJ but love is a pretty strong word.

The mail lady dropped this one off at my place today. I was starting to think she didn't like me anymore.

That's is a dandy TJ!!!

I don't have one yet, but would like to own a GEC some day.

Looks like it turned out great.

I've been watching it off and on before any of the eggs were hatched. It's neat to watch what is being brought in for meals, fish, crows, rabbits etc... They are an amazing bird.