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

[WillyCamaro]

Exceptional carries today guys! Great job...
Those are 2 sweet old bones geo.
They knifes beautiful KS...not the burn spot, caught your hand on the edge of the stove? Ouchie!
Man you must have a strong belt thar TF... Great knives!
I agree completely bighomer...
Ooooo' "knice" bulldog Quick Steel...
Out standing knives DM11... Like em' Cam', hehe...
I can see why Steve... Great jiggin' pattern on that one...
Now that is one nice knife Ivoryman...
I couldn't decide what to drop in today, so turned to old reliable, Imperial Ireland Apex sodbuster. It needs a touch up after all the cuttin' i have done the last while. Getting a nice patina, i guess carbon steel blades on the Ireland knives. Sorry no picks...
Willy

[Tony_Wood]

Camillus and Boker.

[royal0014]

repeat tonight.

[Campbellclanman]

Today I carried a Stag 35 Churchill and a Cocobolo 44 Gunstock ,

I dont think I could ever answer in truthfulness just what is my Favorite EDC, I could probably break the knives down to a favourite 100 - and I am guessing many of you would be the same, so I swap my EDC rotation around of 6 to 7 knives for a month or so - then swap them over - oil them, or Ren wax them stash them away and out come the new ones! ( Living in New Zealand you have to keep on top of your game- especially when you are a Carbon Steel fan! ).

[Steve Warden]

Along for another day in the pocket.

[geocash]

Thanks Quick Steel & Willy & I like that Camillus 80, too, David.

'17 Northfield (GEC) #661317 Calf Roper Medium Stockman with 1095 & bone & '78 Case #6308 Small Split-back Whittler with CV & bone

[bighomer]

Queens for a day.

[Colonel26]

Nothing high class, but an old friend nonetheless all stained up, but sharp. Solingen Boker 4 1/8” congress. Would that the congress in a Washington was as well put together and operated as smoothly!

[doglegg]

Nothing high class, but an old friend nonetheless all stained up, but sharp. Solingen Boker 4 1/8” congress. Would that the congress in a Washington was as well put together and operated as smoothly!

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Wade you not only have a great old knife but you also 'made a funny'! I doubt German congress functions as well either.

[terryl308]

Nice bunch , esp. like the queens. I just got back from turkey hunting and carried my ole bucklite 426, still works great after many hunting trips. Terry

[DM11]

Barlow and a Congress.

[Colonel26]

Nothing high class, but an old friend nonetheless all stained up, but sharp. Solingen Boker 4 1/8” congress. Would that the congress in a Washington was as well put together and operated as smoothly!

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Wade you not only have a great old knife but you also 'made a funny'! I doubt German congress functions as well either.

Lol. I’d just about guarantee you’re right.

[Quick Steel]

A little outdoor work today.

[Ivoryman]

Today I carried a Stag 35 Churchill and a Cocobolo 44 Gunstock ,

I dont think I could ever answer in truthfulness just what is my Favorite EDC, I could probably break the knives down to a favourite 100 - and I am guessing many of you would be the same, so I swap my EDC rotation around of 6 to 7 knives for a month or so - then swap them over - oil them, or Ren wax them stash them away and out come the new ones! ( Living in New Zealand you have to keep on top of your game- especially when you are a Carbon Steel fan! ).

If that's New Zealand style I liiiiiiiiike it. Couldn't agree more. Sounds like you have many to choose from, would love to see some, got pics?

[sunknife]

I don't recall seeing that one of yours before Ivoryman, it's a beauty. What ya got there? Tell me a bit about it.

[sunknife]

a GEC #74 and Rough Rider canoe today.

[Ivoryman]

Thanks Sunknife. Serpentine pattern, BG 42 steel, natural India stag, made by a guy named Tim Britton from N. Carolina. You can look him up and see his work. Makes great knives. I highly recommend him. Some of the best knives I've ever been around. Does customization and your designs or his. One of my favorites. And every time I see that 74 Mustang it looks better. The dye and patina make it.
DM11 you have some great bones on those.


http://timbritton.com/tactical.shtml

[zoogirl]

This leapt into my pocket at the antique show and refuses to come out. I had to give the nice man $10!
This is as close as I’ve come to replacing my childhood knife. It about the right bone and colour but it lacks the third blade. Just a tad bigger too, but that’s ok.
I’m not sure if it’s age. ‘Oil The Joints’ is post WW2, isn’t it? Anyway, it’s my new best friend!

[Ivoryman]

Congrats zoogirl, it's good to bag one you've hunted long and hard. Good score and show.

[doglegg]

Only $10 and a great carry. Glad for you Ann. Winner all around with that knife. Brand, bones and blades.

[zoogirl]

Thank you, gentlemen!

[royal0014]

sum nice knives gracing pockets out there.
Here's tonights repetition. .....

[Campbellclanman]

Today I carried a Stag 35 Churchill and a Cocobolo 44 Gunstock ,

I dont think I could ever answer in truthfulness just what is my Favorite EDC, I could probably break the knives down to a favourite 100 - and I am guessing many of you would be the same, so I swap my EDC rotation around of 6 to 7 knives for a month or so - then swap them over - oil them, or Ren wax them stash them away and out come the new ones! ( Living in New Zealand you have to keep on top of your game- especially when you are a Carbon Steel fan! ).

If that's New Zealand style I liiiiiiiiike it. Couldn't agree more. Sounds like you have many to choose from, would love to see some, got pics?

Thank you Ivoryman,
I just spent the last half to 3/4 hours replying- and adding photo's etc...but it didnt work for me- I use Imgur and usually copy the BB code and then paste = photo( I am used to doing this on the Bladeforums - so please forgive as I am new to posting here- tried to look around here for "how to post photos"

So I just wiped all my last message I had prepared - and if someone could please guide me to a help section - I would be most grateful.
Thank you and tallk soon everyone!

[geocash]

'65-'69 Case #6318SH Medium Stockman & '70 Case #62009 1/2 Barlow, both with CV & bone

[Steve Warden]

A bit bummed. No carry today - jury duty.
Just hoping they don't call my number