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

[Ivoryman]

Good stuff Bomba, FFF. Great bones today.

[toomanyknives]

I've just gotten caught up on this thread. Great carries, one and all; y'all never disappoint!

These two will be with me all week. As it's a celebratory week, some special ones will join them tomorrow and Thursday.

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Classic pairing, Dan. Both are very nice EDC's!

[toomanyknives]

Awesome carries, Ivory, David and Dan.


Going Streamline spear Jack today, Sword Brand on the mark, 4 line Camillus on the pile.

Me likey, RR! That's a wonderful knife!

[toomanyknives]

Starting to enjoy this combination, though I have to protect the Bostwick from the elements.

P.S. Campagna knives going up on eBay this week, including a muscadine Ancient Barlow and an ebony Real Lambfoot. Some AAPK forum knives as well. Keep an eye out!

Very nice Tsar!

[toomanyknives]

Same, same...

A good same, same to have, Scott! She's a great old knife!

[toomanyknives]

This one made it into the pocket today.. It's a custom knife by Richard Bridwell. It's a great knife. Beautiful ebony handles..The picture doesn't do it justice..

EDIT:Better pictures at the bottom of the page..

[woodwalker]

This one made it into the pocket today.. It's a custom knife by Richard Bridwell. It's a great knife. Beautiful ebony handles..The picture doesn't do it justice..IMG_0001 (9).JPG

It looks like a HOSS Kerry!! Ebony is one of my favorite handle materials. Awesome piece!!

[toomanyknives]

This one made it into the pocket today.. It's a custom knife by Richard Bridwell. It's a great knife. Beautiful ebony handles..The picture doesn't do it justice..IMG_0001 (9).JPG

It looks like a HOSS Kerry!! Ebony is one of my favorite handle materials. Awesome piece!!

Thanks Kevin. It has that "Gator" snap that people talk about for sure!

[DM11]

[Quick Steel]

TMK, within a micro-second of seeing your photo I knew I was seeing something exceptional. So no need to downplay your photo.
That massive chunk of ebony sets off the highly polished bolster and blade. And vice-versa. Mr.Bridwell obviously knows his way around a knife. I wonder if you know the kind of steel he used. In any event you have yourself a superlative piece of workmanship. Congrats!

[Tsar Bomba]

Scott, that old cattle knife is a worthy tote any day. Love those 4-blades.

David, love that pair but for some reason the horn fixed-blade really speaks to me. I'm a fan of the blade shape aScottnd that looks especially useful.

Good stuff Bomba, FFF. Great bones today.

Thanks I-Man, as usual you are crushing it with the old bones and the lovely GEC. I just hope it stays dry here so I can break out some more carbon steel this week. Got a few EDCs I've been itching to bust out most of the summer.

Very nice Tsar!

Thank you kindly, TMK!

BTW I've been thinking on it and I would like to give at least a little lead time to my fellow AAPK folks with these forum knives that I plan to list. I am putting up each of the 2016-2019 AAPK forum knives (both colors of #74, rust red Churchill #35, autumn gold #14 and chestnut groove #97, respectively) but I want to offer "first right of refusal" to AAPK members and participants. Unfortunately I can't do a full listing (yet) because I haven't yet renewed my premium membership on AAPK, but once I get the first payouts from my recent batches I will fix that (rather sell through here anyway, eBay fees are a killer). In the meanwhile, if anyone is interested you can send me a message directly right up until the first bids come in after they get listed tomorrow or Friday. If there is interest I will keep it in the AAPK family before offering to the wider world. Of course, the non-AAPK knives on my eBay page are always up for bids, too.

[DM11]

Thank you Tsar Bomba!

[woodwalker]

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David, I'm liking that fixed blade a lot!!

[toomanyknives]

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Excellent combo, David!

[DM11]

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David, I'm liking that fixed blade a lot!!

Thanks buddy! I like it a lot also. It gets very sharp. In the last few years I've deleoped an interest is small fixed blades. These Horsewright knives really trip my trigger. Right now both my thumb nails are busted up. With a small fixed blade. I dont have to worry about making matters worse.

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Excellent combo, David!

Thank you my friend!

[Madmarco]

This one made it into the pocket today.. It's a custom knife by Richard Bridwell. It's a great knife. Beautiful ebony handles..The picture doesn't do it justice..IMG_0001 (9).JPG

WOW!!!
When you post a knife, Kerry, you post a knife!!!
Your knife with those materials, is what my mind's-eye sees as the perfect knife. My jaw dropped when I saw it. I'd bet dollars for donuts that it's nice n' heavy too. If that's the kind of knives you own, please show us more. Please understand, that's not to say the knives you've been posting aren't great, it's simply that one really spoke to me as I was crusin' on by! This was my reaction from a picture, I'd probably do zoomies around the walls if I saw it in person!
You have wonderful taste, my brother!

[GSPTOPDOG]

Same, same...

Scott, I think yours might be stamped "Forged USA" like this one... were they made by Camillus?

[GSPTOPDOG]

This one made it into the pocket today.. It's a custom knife by Richard Bridwell. It's a great knife. Beautiful ebony handles..The picture doesn't do it justice..IMG_0001 (9).JPG

I can't say about the knife... ... but that is good looking pot in focus behind the knife...

[TripleF]

Same, same...

Scott, I think yours might be stamped "Forged USA" like this one... were they made by Camillus?

It is indeed, but I'm not sure who made it....

[1967redrider]

Totin' a KK Barehead spear Jack today, forget how old it is so I don't have a guess at the moment as to who made it. Half-stops, Rosewood and excellent walk & talk.

[toomanyknives]

TMK, within a micro-second of seeing your photo I knew I was seeing something exceptional. So no need to downplay your photo.
That massive chunk of ebony sets off the highly polished bolster and blade. And vice-versa. Mr.Bridwell obviously knows his way around a knife. I wonder if you know the kind of steel he used. In any event you have yourself a superlative piece of workmanship. Congrats!

Thanks QS! It is a fantastic knife that was made by a very skilled craftsman in Taylors, South Carolina. I bought it in an antique store. It had been left in the elements at some point in its life, but cleaned up pretty well. I'll post some better pics below.

[toomanyknives]

Here are some better (Still not great) pics of the Bridwell for those interested. Thanks for the compliments.

[toomanyknives]

This one made it into the pocket today.. It's a custom knife by Richard Bridwell. It's a great knife. Beautiful ebony handles..The picture doesn't do it justice..IMG_0001 (9).JPG

WOW!!!
When you post a knife, Kerry, you post a knife!!!
Your knife with those materials, is what my mind's-eye sees as the perfect knife. My jaw dropped when I saw it. I'd bet dollars for donuts that it's nice n' heavy too. If that's the kind of knives you own, please show us more. Please understand, that's not to say the knives you've been posting aren't great, it's simply that one really spoke to me as I was crusin' on by! This was my reaction from a picture, I'd probably do zoomies around the walls if I saw it in person!
You have wonderful taste, my brother!

Thanks Marco! It is a fine knife. I posted some better pics for you in the thread. They are back at the bottom of page 1915..

[toomanyknives]

This one made it into the pocket today.. It's a custom knife by Richard Bridwell. It's a great knife. Beautiful ebony handles..The picture doesn't do it justice..IMG_0001 (9).JPG

I can't say about the knife... ... but that is good looking pot in focus behind the knife...

TopDog, you are 100% correct! That picture sucked! I posted some better ones. They are at the bottom of page 1915.
BTW, you've been posting some real gooduns lately!

[toomanyknives]

If you're serious about growing it's all about the pot Dog and the soil - otherwise you get nada. My father grew "tomatoes" for many years...

True Dat, Kim! Of course all the stuff in the pot is dead..