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

[geocash]

Finally had a chance to take a picture of this ol' Imperial.
Been in my pocket over a week now ....

I don't care what other people think, I think that Imperial looks really cool.

[geocash]

2ABA2DB6-CE70-45FB-86F7-C21512291CB2.jpeg There you go!
I still don’t know for sure what my old knife was. I think there scales were bone, a very dark reddish brown. It may have said premier stock on the tang. It wasn’t too big, about the size of this one. I remember the blades being a clip, spey and very small pen. The only reason I had it is that I borrowed it off my dad so often, he finally stopped asking for it back!

Thanks. There was no way I could have hung onto every knife I had when I was young. Swapping was the way to have something else. I just wish I had at least kept some kind of record of what all I had. It's not that the list would be so long but that it was so long ago. It would be interesting to know.

[DM11]

38 Special and a Stockman

[DM11]

Got a Calf Roper and a Moose today.

[Ivoryman]

Great bones on the Calf Roper DM. Great knives. And that Cattle knife last page.
Seventies Case

[doglegg]

Iman, David, a good and boney start to this page.

[New_Windsor_NY]

Today's no longer vacant pocket passenger is this Case 6254.

[royal0014]

Thanks to all for the comments on my ol' Imperial !!
I had been jones'n for one of the bone Imps for years ....

[cody6268]

Buck 110LT "Shield" (SFO for Silver Knights Blades) and a Sebertech/Sebertool M4. Gets what I need done without taking up a ton of weight. As I took up a Buck 110 challenge on another board, my primaries will be 110s for the rest of July. Thinking about getting a Slim Select in blue for the purpose of that.

[Ivoryman]

Killer barn shot cody, love the livestock. Nice horns on those babies, ever use them for knife handles? Nice pic all around.

[cody6268]

Killer barn shot cody, love the livestock. Nice horns on those babies, ever use them for knife handles? Nice pic all around.

Thanks. What horns I've collected (from cutting them off because they were growing into the sheep's head or simply broken off), were all hollow as well as very thin and thus unsuitable for knife handles. I really like how horn looks on a knife. I have a small SAK (Victorinox Bijou) from the 1960s with it, and it looks really good. As I understand, they used cow horn.

[Ivoryman]

Interesting, too thin huh? Wonder if it's another breed since there are all kinds of knives out there with rams horn handles. Don't know what kind of sheep they come from, but you can see ridges and wavy grain. Thanks.

[bighomer]

Guess you know what this means.

[New_Windsor_NY]

Occupying a previously empty pocket today is this Camillus Stockman.

[Steve Warden]

Hmmm...if something is occupying an empty or vacant pocket, is said pocket actually empty or vacant???



Stockmans are my preferred, and that one is a fine example!

[Steve Warden]

Guess you know what this means.

A game of " it"?

[New_Windsor_NY]

Hmmm...if something is occupying an empty or vacant pocket, is said pocket actually empty or vacant??? ::hmm

I corrected my statement.

[geocash]

Occupying a previously empty pocket today is this Camillus Stockman.

Good shot of a fine-looking stockman.

[geocash]

Wooden Tuesday.
Maybe 1095 Tuesday sounds better.

Schatt & Morgan (Queen) #5 Toothpick with 1095 & Desert Ironwood & Boker Tree Brand #200 Canoe with 1095 & Rosewood, probably

[New_Windsor_NY]

Wooden Tuesday.
Maybe 1095 Tuesday sounds better.EDC232.jpg

Actually, as I write this, I'm listening to the Rolling Stones "Ruby Tuesday."
Nice looking knives and thank you for the nice comments.

[zoogirl]

Geocash, that’s an awfully pretty toothpick!

[Jtx]

Friction folder by Jeff Mutz.

[Quick Steel]

Very interesting knife JTX. Are the handles ivory?

[Jtx]

Very interesting knife JTX. Are the handles ivory?

The handles are cattle bone. They have been polished smooth and are about 3 3/4” long.

[garddogg56]

One of these two for the watch pocket tomorrow,both great for that depending on the humidity as one is SS the other CV