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

[Colonel26]

farm work today

CASES and a 1911, that’s how I roll too! Mighty fine.

[Old Hunter]

GEC 66 Medium Stockman. OH

[geocash]

A Canoe. 1994 Case #62131 Canoe & 1972 Case #61093 Texas Toothpick, both with CV & bone:

Awesome knives Geocash! Great bone. Especially like the Canoe, but they are both very nice. And great presentation as well!

Thanks woodwalker. You're too kind. However the pictures look, I rarely feel like they look as good as the knives. But it's fun trying.

[geocash]

A Canoe. 1994 Case #62131 Canoe & 1972 Case #61093 Texas Toothpick, both with CV & bone:

Good looking pair Geocash! I've never had a toothpick but yours is making me want one.
Bill

Appreciate it, Bill. I started out like you & now I'm addicted.

[geocash]

A Canoe. 1994 Case #62131 Canoe & 1972 Case #61093 Texas Toothpick, both with CV & bone:

Awesome knives Geocash! Great bone. Especially like the Canoe, but they are both very nice. And great presentation as well!

He probably didn't cut himself getting the great presentation (like I did Wednesday night ) either.

Bill, that's why I usually photograph knives folded. Then I can just drop 'em & crack the bone but there's no blood.

[geocash]

A Canoe. Queen #64ACSB Canoe & a Queen #20ACSB Toothpick, both with D2 & bone.

[bighomer]

[Tsar Bomba]

Biggie-H, I thought those Primbles were Pacific rim, but that Barlow looks an awful lot like recent Utica Barlows.

Stagurday's German all-purpose slicer is the gunstockman.

[bighomer]

Biggie-H, I thought those Primbles were Pacific rim, but that Barlow looks an awful lot like recent Utica Barlows.

Tony mine is China made, but they got some for about twice or three times the price of mine that may be made in the U.S.

[DM11]

Queen 32 Congress

[Tsar Bomba]

You have a real winner there, too, Tony.

Awesome looking knife Bomba. Camillus 82, and a Queen today.

Thanks, gents! That is a sweet Queen, semroc. I'm a big fan of Winterbottom bone.

Queen 32 Congress

Yours too, David.

Tony mine is China made, but they got some for about twice or three times the price of mine that may be made in the U.S.

The jigging on the bone definitely says Pacific rim, but that frame and master blade make me wonder if Utica, or another manufacturer, is sharing machines with or sending parts over to the Far East.

I went with a couple HOKs - an old Belknap Barlow and an even older Western States teardrop - today.

[TPK]

GEC 66 Medium Stockman. OH

Great picture OH!!! I love it!!!

It got me thinking & I looked back threw the last 6 or 7 pages here. There are a lot of great pictures in this thread and in the "Knives in the wild" thread also. It would be easy to find 12 good pictures & use them for a calendar. Of course you couldn't tell anyone about it due to Copyright issues but If it was just for yourself at home.

Anyways, there are some great pictures here guys & gals! Very enjoyable! Thanks for posting them!

[DM11]

I went with a couple HOKs - an old Belknap Barlow and an even older Western States teardrop - today.

Those are a couple sweet HOK's

[geocash]

Schatt & Morgans (by Queen), a 3 Blade Swell Center with 1095 & ebony & a #5 Toothpick with 1095 & desert ironwood

[Old Hunter]

GEC 66 Medium Stockman. OH

Great picture OH!!! I love it!!!

It got me thinking & I looked back threw the last 6 or 7 pages here. There are a lot of great pictures in this thread and in the "Knives in the wild" thread also. It would be easy to find 12 good pictures & use them for a calendar. Of course you couldn't tell anyone about it due to Copyright issues but If it was just for yourself at home.

Anyways, there are some great pictures here guys & gals! Very enjoyable! Thanks for posting them!

Wow, thank you Tom!

[Case XX 6383]

tested 5265
xx 6488 again

[Jtx]

tested 5265
xx 6488 again

Great knives!

[KnifeSlinger#81]

[bighomer]

How 'bout the titans.

[Tsar Bomba]

tested 5265
xx 6488 again

Need a sturdy belt for all that steel. Sweet Cases, especially that stag hunter!

My totes are of the much more pedestrian variety today. An early '90's Case 6347HP and an old Belknap spearpoint Barlow that's been through the wars.

[Case XX 6383]

tested 5265
xx 6488 again

Need a sturdy belt for all that steel. Sweet Cases, especially that stag hunter!

My totes are of the much more pedestrian variety today. An early '90's Case 6347HP and an old Belknap spearpoint Barlow that's been through the wars.

love the look of the Barlow! it's like been there cut that

[Colonel26]

You have a real winner there, too, Tony.

Awesome looking knife Bomba. Camillus 82, and a Queen today.

Thanks, gents! That is a sweet Queen, semroc. I'm a big fan of Winterbottom bone.

Queen 32 Congress

Yours too, David.

Tony mine is China made, but they got some for about twice or three times the price of mine that may be made in the U.S.

The jigging on the bone definitely says Pacific rim, but that frame and master blade make me wonder if Utica, or another manufacturer, is sharing machines with or sending parts over to the Far East.

I went with a couple HOKs - an old Belknap Barlow and an even older Western States teardrop - today.

Every knife on this page is a real winner. But that Western States really trips my trigger. Hard to find them old WS especially in that condition.

[Case XX 6383]

case little valley NY jack knife
xx muskrat
5 dot delrin handled Congress I'm sharpening

[geocash]

A Canoe. My favorite. Henckels #1935 with 1095 & stag:

[doglegg]

Bones and stag, wonderful start to this page.