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

[geocash]

Packin’ this Oakedge senator today. I’m loving these English knives. So much personality and charm.

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Good looking knife AntDog. They’re new to me too.

[Quick Steel]

A very attractive looking knife, Antdog.

[TPK]

Packin’ this Oakedge senator today. I’m loving these English knives. So much personality and charm.

[doglegg]

I vote attractive knife as well. I also am unfamiliar with the brand.

[DM11]

Case Barlow and a GEC Bull Nose

[AntDog]

Thanks guys. The knife was actually made by Arthur Wright & Son, but it’s marketed and sold by Oakedge. The tang stamp reads “Sheffield Handmade England”.

[Quick Steel]

Moore Maker Stockman. USA made. By...?

[geocash]

Queen Toothpick with D2 & curly zebrawood & Colonel Coon Barlow, made by Tennesseans, with carbon & white rosewood:

[Quick Steel]

geo, nice wood on your Queen. I am drooling just a little over your Colonel Coon Barlow. Simple, but very clean, very good looking.

[geocash]

geo, nice wood on your Queen. I am drooling just a little over your Colonel Coon Barlow. Simple, but very clean, very good looking.

Thank you, sir. I think I got some good light for the wood on both knives. Can't beat good luck.

[belvedereII]

A Case 25 1/2 small Coke bottle. I've had it a long time and it sat in a box with a bunch of others I'd gotten from dad, has surface rust and even a couple spots of light pitting. Was going to send it to Case for them to restore but instead have started a cleanup of it and carrying it around may put some polish to it as well. Useful little blades, no date stamps that I can tell just Case XX USA on the opposite side of the pattern number.

[TPK]

A Case 25 1/2 small Coke bottle. I've had it a long time and it sat in a box with a bunch of others I'd gotten from dad, has surface rust and even a couple spots of light pitting. Was going to send it to Case for them to restore but instead have started a cleanup of it and carrying it around may put some polish to it as well. Useful little blades, no date stamps that I can tell just Case XX USA on the opposite side of the pattern number.

At the top of the page you will find "Research". A great place to find out more about Case stamps. I have added the direct link to the "stamp section" below. Or post a picture of your stamp and someone here can help you figure out the general time frame of production. The folks here are always glad to help. Have a great weekend!

https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/co ... ification/

[belvedereII]

A Case 25 1/2 small Coke bottle. I've had it a long time and it sat in a box with a bunch of others I'd gotten from dad, has surface rust and even a couple spots of light pitting. Was going to send it to Case for them to restore but instead have started a cleanup of it and carrying it around may put some polish to it as well. Useful little blades, no date stamps that I can tell just Case XX USA on the opposite side of the pattern number.

At the top of the page you will find "Research". A great place to find out more about Case stamps. I have added the direct link to the "stamp section" below. Or post a picture of your stamp and someone here can help you figure out the general time frame of production. The folks here are always glad to help. Have a great weekend!

https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/co ... ification/

I had looked at that, the USA on mine does not have periods after each letter but there is a single dot indicating 1979 if lettering without periods is normal for these knives. Also putting the lie to me saying there aren't date stampings, I suppose!

For a short time I carried a nice black bone handle Sowbelly but it's a little big so I hung a Spyderco with an integral clip on my pocket edge for the past dozen years or so. Nice to have a little Case folder now, even if it's not stainless.

[DM11]

Queen City Jack and a Moore Maker Sod Buster

[garddogg56]

Some nice knives guys Buck 310 and a Scalion by Kershaw for me today

[GSPTOPDOG]

A Queen, a Kershaw/Emerson and a CAMCO.

[TPK]

Queen City Jack and a Moore Maker Sod Buster

Really like that Queen City!

My home town Cumberland, Maryland was at one time the second most important city in MD right after Balitimore, MD and thus it was nicknamed the "Queen City". So some day I hope to add a knife or two to my collection with a "Queen City" stamp on it to remind me of Cumberland.

Guess I have said this before so just ignore me.

[DM11]

Thank you Tom.

[Quick Steel]

[garddogg56]

Nice toe

[doglegg]

Nice toe

Agree whole heartedly.

[Colonel26]

Toting this old Boker USA cattle knive today. It had old shrinks dink handles and a loose pen blade. But Glenn fixed it up good as new with some pretty bone and an awesome shield.

[doglegg]

Quite lovely Wade. And Glenn does great work.

[TPK]

Toting this old Boker USA cattle knive today. It had old shrinks dink handles and a loose pen blade. But Glenn fixed it up good as new with some pretty bone and an awesome shield.

Looks beautiful Wade! Nice save Glenn!

[Ivoryman]

Nice Glenn job Colonel. Always.

GEC and Schrade