All About Pocket Knives

Another great bunch Kknut, fun to browse through.

One thing I try to aquire more of is old bone. Love the aged look and lost jigging techniques of the past. Here's a small example of some.
L2R- Schrade Cut Co, Ulster, Schrade Cut Co, Schrade Walden, Sch Cut Co, Robeson, Sch Cut Co. Bridge Cut Co

1967redrider wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2024 12:34 pm

Totin' a KK Barehead Jack for Whittler Wednesday.

Killer bones, great condition. That's a sweeeeeeeeeeeeeetie.

DM11 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2024 9:48 pm Calf Roper, Lamb and a Cowboy

Love the Calf Roper. Ya got a beauuuuuuuuttaaaaaaay there.

I really like the old bone and jigging on this western boulder # 68 fish knife from 1931 .IMG_3887.pngIMG_3882.png Me too. Me too. That color and jigging is spectacular. 4 1/2" H Boker EJ Thomasg, excellent bone, such good color. You too wlf, excllent blonde bone and jigging. Cool roped bolste...

Great bone tvic, love sawcut in that color. Cool bolster too.


Old Robeson Suredge and a Schrade Cut Co.

Thank ya much Glennbad, appreciate it. I have 3 of his GEC mods and one of his production run Reate made Beer Busters. All first rate knives. The beer Buster he designed but was made in China by Reate. When it came the blade rap was clear around the curve of the edge. Worst I've ever seen. C. Risber...

Nice 3 wwalker, that will cover it all. To my eye was surprised the Case Stockman looks so small next to the SAK? What pattern would that be? Thanks.

Bomba, great pair, bones, pictures.

Feeling old school today, so it's Schrade Cut Co and Robeson Suredge Rochester.

GEC 48 burnt orange bone and what looks like copy of winterbottom jigging maybe. Beauty! ::drool:: Looks a lot like Winterbottom to me too. GEC used a similar type of bone on a 2018 #99 Wall Street release that they called Springfield Orange Bone IIRC. Beautiful knife, that bone indeed looks simila...

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GEC 48 burnt orange bone and what looks like copy of winterbottom jigging maybe.

Thanks Q, danno, wlf, kaddict, appreciate it. Q, here are a few more to drool on. It looks to me like GECs closest approximation of winterbottom jigging. And a I like the burnt orange. Also you can barely read on the tube cap "hook removed." Evan Nicolaides, or ESNYX did a blade delete. Us...

I've had a bird coming to feed for the last week or so but I have been unable to get a picture of it. It's very skittish and even the juncos seem to scare it away. I was finally able to get a picture of it today. I believe it's a western meadowlark, Oregon's state bird. Dale, I think you have a Var...

BFORSE wrote: ↑Mon Apr 22, 2024 9:43 pm GEC #771116
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Wow the color and sawcut on that rock. Killer knife.



FRJ, it looks beautiful in your great pics. Nice score.

Wow Q, there is some great stag in there. Great mini T groups.


GEC 15s

Geese

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Show knives

Couple GECs, 13 ODG, 92 jigged bone

garddogg56 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2024 11:35 am Nice Tom
GEC and a CLA
Felt good to run a fly rod

Sweet serene scene on the water that morning. Great pic, hope ya had fun and limited out.

Thank you geo, thanks too Marco. Appreciate the mention always and great day to ya.

jtx, nice shot and slick knife. The scales are cool. The whole knife. Good looker and light and easy.

Nice additional pics danno, great to see more.

Another show knife from Barry at Gunstock Jacks table. #13 congress, or half congress, the Clerk they call it. Love the antler and a single spring with two blades on opposite ends. Also the fluted bolsters and long pull. Thanks again Barry.

Thanks, I-man, Dan, Dale, and all, sure wish I would've made the show. Maybe one day if we all live long enough. You're welcome anytime, glad people like to see them. Great show, people, times. I'm with you also, I have said for years I'm going to do the GEC Rendevous, Atlanta blade show and just n...

Ivoryman, I believe those liners are probably nickel silver, same metal as the bolsters. Notice the difference in the color compared to the springs which are most likely carbon steel. ::hmm:: (I have a 1970 Case Trapper, stainless blades, that has a carbon spring and a stainless spring. Took me a w...

Recently hunted cattle knives as the pattern sucked me in... Seems like these three blades will do all I need. I just picked up a Keen Kutter Cattleman about a week or two ago, a good EDC, the main blade has some wear on it, the bone was the seller that sealed the deal. ... ::hmm:: Yeah, Something ...