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

[TPK]

Camillus #33 Easy Open Jack with carbon & bone, made around 1946 to 1950, & Camillus #49 Tuxedo with SS & Delrin, made around 1960 to late 1970s, as far as I know

Hey geocash,

Love that Tuxedo! Very cool knife! Are most Tuxedo knives that small. I've never had one.
What's the two headed Whatchamacallit?

Tom

Thanks Tom. I have this & another Tuxedo that are both 3" L, one that is 2 7/8" L & a fourth that is 3 1/4" L. I believe they're typical. And that "thing" is my talisman, or the closest thing I've got to a talisman. I found it in a creek bank 50 or 60 years ago & thought it was neat. About 10 years ago I learned it's actually a part of a belt that was in use in the South around the Civil War & may have been cast in Great Britain. Someone posted a picture of one on here within the last year that was almost identical to mine & they were in Australia if I recall correctly.

Thanks for the info!
Your talisman is extremely cool! Wish I had one of those that was really that old. Don't ever lose that Bad Boy!

[TPK]

These 2 ole gals today .
Willy

2 Beautiful gals Willy! Love them handles!

[TPK]

These two today.

A King & A Queen! Nice set up!

[Hak1911]

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What A beauty...

[jmh58]

These 2 ole gals today .
Willy

Nice bone on those Willy!!! Can never go wrong with an EO.. One of my favorite patterns!!!
John

[bighomer]

[Montanaman]

Headed down to the ranch with my youngest to get a load of Montana barley for the pigs, these two are riding with

5392 10 dot and a Marbles Sport 99, Claude Scott sheath

[KnifeSlinger#81]

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What A beauty...

Thanks Hak.


Nothing has changed here, still carrying this 861.

[New_Windsor_NY]

I live about 1/2 to 1 mile from the boundary of the National Forest. It's a beautiful day and I think I'm going to go for a walk. These two accessories should take care of any vicious moles, squirrels, chipmunks or meth-heads that I might encounter. (We actually do have bears, mountain lions and other assorted "game.") The movie scene is from National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. A true Christmas classic in every sense of the word.

[geocash]

1983 Schrade #2661 Barlow with SS & bone & 2015 Case #610096CV Small Texas Toothpick with CV & bone

[richard]

Camillus #33 Easy Open Jack with carbon & bone, made around 1946 to 1950, & Camillus #49 Tuxedo with SS & Delrin, made around 1960 to late 1970s, as far as I know

Hey geocash,

Love that Tuxedo! Very cool knife! Are most Tuxedo knives that small. I've never had one.
What's the two headed Whatchamacallit?

Tom

Thanks Tom. I have this & another Tuxedo that are both 3" L, one that is 2 7/8" L & a fourth that is 3 1/4" L. I believe they're typical. And that "thing" is my talisman, or the closest thing I've got to a talisman. I found it in a creek bank 50 or 60 years ago & thought it was neat. About 10 years ago I learned it's actually a part of a belt that was in use in the South around the Civil War & may have been cast in Great Britain. Someone posted a picture of one on here within the last year that was almost identical to mine & they were in Australia if I recall correctly.

this is the one i have, was found near a creek in australia.

[geocash]

Thanks, Richard. (My kind of knife you have there, too.)

[garddogg56]

I'll be going into the wood with sum Schrades a Crafts man 9547 with a 141 fixed

[woodwalker]

Carrying these two today. A 10 dot 1970 Case 61048 and a first gen short line Camillus 72.

[doglegg]

Carrying these two today. A 10 dot 1970 Case 61048 and a first gen short line Camillus 72.

[woodwalker]

Carrying these two today. A 10 dot 1970 Case 61048 and a first gen short line Camillus 72.

Thank you sir!!

[TPK]

Hey geocash,

Love that Tuxedo! Very cool knife! Are most Tuxedo knives that small. I've never had one.
What's the two headed Whatchamacallit?

Tom

Thanks Tom. I have this & another Tuxedo that are both 3" L, one that is 2 7/8" L & a fourth that is 3 1/4" L. I believe they're typical. And that "thing" is my talisman, or the closest thing I've got to a talisman. I found it in a creek bank 50 or 60 years ago & thought it was neat. About 10 years ago I learned it's actually a part of a belt that was in use in the South around the Civil War & may have been cast in Great Britain. Someone posted a picture of one on here within the last year that was almost identical to mine & they were in Australia if I recall correctly.

this is the one i have, was found near a creek in australia.

Cool! Thanks for posting yours so that we can compare the two. Here's an idea, yours was found near a creek, his (geocash's) was found in a creek on different sides of the globe. This leads me to think they may have had something to do with British soldiers & maybe something to do with belts or canteens? Maybe? I found an old tobacco pipe head in a creek as a kid. I'll see if I can find it and post it here with my EDC'c on the weekend.

Nice toothpick!

Gotta run,
Tom

[TPK]

Carrying these two today. A 10 dot 1970 Case 61048 and a first gen short line Camillus 72.

Nice!

[DM11]

Queen Stockman and a Case Barlow

[richard]

Thanks Tom. I have this & another Tuxedo that are both 3" L, one that is 2 7/8" L & a fourth that is 3 1/4" L. I believe they're typical. And that "thing" is my talisman, or the closest thing I've got to a talisman. I found it in a creek bank 50 or 60 years ago & thought it was neat. About 10 years ago I learned it's actually a part of a belt that was in use in the South around the Civil War & may have been cast in Great Britain. Someone posted a picture of one on here within the last year that was almost identical to mine & they were in Australia if I recall correctly.

this is the one i have, was found near a creek in australia.

Cool! Thanks for posting yours so that we can compare the two. Here's an idea, yours was found near a creek, his (geocash's) was found in a creek on different sides of the globe. This leads me to think they may have had something to do with British soldiers & maybe something to do with belts or canteens? Maybe? I found an old tobacco pipe head in a creek as a kid. I'll see if I can find it and post it here with my EDC'c on the weekend.

Nice toothpick!

Gotta run,
Tom

this is how they were worn. i was told they are found near creeks because thats where the troopers camped for the night.to water the horses.and got lost when they took there gear off.?

[richard]

Thanks, Richard. (My kind of knife you have there, too.)

thanks geo, its just a old kabar fishing knife. that i converted to a single blade ,and fitted ram horn scales.

[richard]

it walks and talks, but the blade is well worn.

[woodwalker]

Carrying these two today. A 10 dot 1970 Case 61048 and a first gen short line Camillus 72.

Nice!

Thank you Tom!!

[bighomer]

[schradefan27]

Today a John Kubasek that is I’ve had for over 20 years it was the first really nice knife I ever bought