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

[geocash]

All GREAT carrys yinz are totin!!

Hey geo.. That is a real fine carry!!
John

Thanks, John. I appreciate that!

[Lansky1]

More of Dr. Lansky's fine work in my pocket. It arrived today and joined the TC and Benchmade immediately. Talk about an *improved* muskrat!

T - glad the newest "rat" is getting some use !

I just finished this one up last night - like the black/grey vibe (kinda reminds me of the old school Oakland Raiders colors) ...

[Tsar Bomba]

That's a nice black rat! The mod is super useful, I don't know why nobody thought of putting a Wharnie on the 47 frame before...

Toted the mystery Russell Barlow (I think it's just a normal straight-line that was rehandled and buffed to oblivion at some point) along with Mac, my go-to 75 stockman. The Benchmade was clipped to the RFP but I imagine it's getting boring for forum regulars so I didn't snap a pic.

[DM11]

These two today.

[Montanaman]

These two have been with the last two days in the rain and snow,

Bob Crowder Outfitter in a Paul Long sheath

[geocash]

I'm sure you noticed that Montanaman just posted a folder, a fixed-blade & a sheath that are all awesome. The stag on the fixed-blade may even be just a little more than awesome. But, I was just going to post these two & I thought, heck, I might as well do it anyway.
I'm just guessing the Canoe was made in the 1980s & one feature it has that's a little uncommon, to me, is a halfstop on the master.

[Rotten]

Just a couple of Camillus today, an old favorite 179 and a new favorite Remington baby bullet with a watch pocket lanyard.

Camillus 179 and Remington R1178 baby bullet

[Colonel26]

Mighty fine pocket cutlery on this page.

Along with the ever present SAK Spartan and Spyderco Military is this CASE Back Pocket in CV.

[Tsar Bomba]

Rolling out this old Crucible scout knife to pair with my 2018 AAPK #14.

[Ivoryman]

Incredible Crucible bones Bomba. AAPK pretty sweet too. Made me want to carry some old pretty bones today too. Thanks.

[doglegg]

Great bones and matching shields gentlemen. Great looking knives.

[BatJak]

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[J1890]

I think the Voos has some pretty sweet bone!

[doglegg]

I agree.

[Quick Steel]

[DM11]

Schratcliff and a Rope knife

[geocash]

I believe this Boker dates from about 1953 to 1975.

Boker USA #493 Barlow with carbon & bone & '18 Northfield #828318 Dixie Stockman with 1095 & bone

[Quick Steel]

geocash, those are some very fine looking vintage Bokers.

[Ivoryman]

I think the Voos has some pretty sweet bone!
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Sweet indeed, good looking bones and good to see them J1890. Niiiiiiiiiiiiice.

[geocash]

Tony, I love the look of that Scout, & Ivoryman, I like the one you posted right below it, too. (There are lot of knives, well, really most knives, that I can't identify but the good thing about that is I don't immediately type it into the vendor search field & you know what happens then.)
J1890, that Voos bone is sweet, really sweet. I'd be afraid it might give me diabetes.
Quick Steel, thanks. I showed the best side of the Boker USA Barlow & if you can magnify it you may see pitting in the bolster, partially hidden by a shadow. I did a lot of polishing on the bolsters but the blades were full & in pretty good condition. This might be a good argument for nickel-silver bolsters rather than steel.

[Colonel26]

Great looking bones on this page. No bone for me today. Toting one of my favorites. Case Loomfixer.

[Quick Steel]

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[Colonel26]

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Very nice

[DM11]

72 & 804

[Ivoryman]

Fabulous bones DM, love the color. And the patina and age. Very cool looking elderly statesmen like.