All About Pocket Knives

Thanks Jerry D, I appreciate you getting back with me. I'll check our AAPK knives for sure.

I am gonna start a bnomb thread since I dont think we have a official one?? I purchased a Coca Cola knife from Scott (triplef) and when I opened the package I found the knife I purchased which is sweet by itself and then BOMB! Scott sent me this awesome paracord that I really like a lot and this in...

Grandkids and soccer a l l d a y looooong,yellows today. Nice looking yellow composition Cases. I say 'Cases' as the larger knife looks like a sod buster. I carried a yellow peanut for a long time. The peanut has always been one of my favorite patterns. The one in my pocket was nice, snap was stron...

dcgm4 wrote:This one today.

Very handsome trapper. Great looking blades. The Wharn Cliffe looks evil.

These days a good sheep foot is about my favorite, and this is my favorite of those, well one of my favorites. My 2005 Series XV has slanted single line threaded bolsters, n/s shield and stag handles. In my mind, they are both beautiful knives. That is one great stag Whittler. In my mind, there bot...

You are most welcome, and you are correct sir, it is a 6308. Good luck with the bid.

A favorite of mine, Carpenters Whittler. Factory edge, never sharpened. On a few occasions I have toted it on Sunday's and holidays. Feels just right in the pocket. It's a five dot from the first ten dot series. I think the term Carpenter could be included in the name for this pattern, because the m...

Ivoryman wrote:Today I'm seeing how this baby rides. Tidioute #83 Drop Pt LB.

I love it! I wish it was riding in my pocket!

Ivoryman wrote:Can't pick just one, but either of these: Northwoods Freemont Jack-blue camel. Northfield #77 Barlow-autumn gold

Ivoryman, I'm sorry, I just can't help myself. Both gorgeous, 'Just Plain Old Jewelry' in my eyes.

You're most welcome Ivoryman. Your S&M Keystone resembles a red bone Case Carpenters Whittler in my collection. My Case doesn't have a sheeps foot, it has a pen blade, and a short whittler clip blade. It has rounded bolsters as well, and is one of my favorites. It is my twelve year old Grandsons...

Ivoryman wrote:These days a good sheep foot is about my favorite, and this is my favorite of those, well one of my favorites.

These are all pocket knife jewelry in my eyes, and would be proud to own anyone of them. But, this red bone knocks my eyes out. Thanks for sharing.

Not as exotic as some of the stuff you guys are showing, but this is my working guitar - a 2007 C.F. Martin Herringbone D-28. A really great guitar. 3.jpg Gorgeous Martin D28, the older it gets, the sweeter, richer and mellower the tone will get. I have a Martin DM I've owned for around twelve year...

Hey Paw Paw, nice vintage Case. I like it, if it was mine I would hang on to it. One thing for sure, like a vintage Corvette, it will never be worth any less money than it is right now. That nick in the large blade is small, it looks like it could be lightly shaped with a fine file, for a more natur...

Thanks Donald, I agree whole heartedly with you on AAPK. Anything you know, don't know, need to know, and want to know is right here. I would sign on after breakfast and stay on until bedtime if I could. There is so much to see and do. I love it.


Thanks again,

Harold

Here's a Barlow Lockback I bought in St. Augustine a few years ago. This is a nice replication of Scrimshaw art IMHO. It obviously isn't ivory, but the knife caught me eye immediately. I bought this one, and another Barlow Scrimshaw knife as well. The other knife was a small stockman. I gave the sto...

Just gorgeous. That red bone is stunning IMVHO. I did not know Case had a slim line trapper with two blades. I've only seen one blade SLT. The gents that know me here, know I have a yellow slim line in my pocket at all times. I love it. I'm in the market for a red bone SLT. Hopefully it will be my n...

Thanks Dale

You're very welcome, I think I need a loom fixer. Looks like it can really get the job done.

Can we send a friend request here at AAPK? I can't seem to find an option. I checked in my user control panel, if it's there I couldn't find it.

Best Regards,

Harold

Colonel26 wrote:I'm packing this 10 dot Loom Fixer that Dale rehandled for me with some old hickory out of my Pa's old smokehouse.

Nice story, and Dale nailed the handles. Great looking knife, I really like it. Bet it feels just right in your pocket.

Thanks Dale and Colonel, on a side note, I ran out of household oil, and I had a heck of a time just finding 3 and 1 oil. The people at Walmart looked at me like a dear in the headlights when I asked them if they sold 3 and 1 oil. They had no idea what I was talking about. Not to slam Walmart, I cou...

Nice carries Gentlemen, I would be proud to have anyone of those handsome knives in my pocket any day! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::handshake:: Thanks, Harold ::groove:: Gino: Nice pair of EDC's, the white bone knife knocked my eyes out. ::woot:: That looks sort of like maybe a mini folding hunter. What is that ...

Very nice stag pocket knife. I like that knife a lot.

Thanks for sharing,

Harold

Can you use 3 and 1 oil or 3 and 1, 1/4 inch electric motor oil for lubing the tang, back spring hinge? :| I also use Simichrome polish for cleaning up good knives that have been EDC knives for years, or just old knives that I have that need knife and blades cleaned up. Is this product OK to use on ...

Thanks Joe, I appreciate it so much. I'm a neck tie guy. I have three favorite ones, an Elvis Blue Suede Shoes, James Dean in gray, and my Looney Toons Christmas tie, very colorful.

Phil and Joe, your kind words made my day. I feel the fellowship here strongly. I'm so happy to be a part of AAPK.

Thanks you so much,

Harold