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

[geocash]

Bulldog Brand Long Horn Toothoick & Schrade-Walden #890 Premium Stock Knife, both with carbon & bone:

[Quick Steel]

Two fine looking knives. Liking the stag on the BD.

[DM11]

Queen Stockman and a Case Rope knife.

[WillyCamaro]

Boat load of awesome carries fellers!
Todays weekly shopping trip loadout... everything I need to get me through the day .
Willy
P.S. I love your yeller case jack Gary . I carry one myself, nowhere near as nice as yours (but being a 10 dot makes some up for it ). If you ever want to sell/trade let me know!

[TPK]

Boat load of awesome carries fellers!
Todays weekly shopping trip loadout... everything I need to get me through the day .
Willy
P.S. I love your yeller case jack Gary . I carry one myself, nowhere near as nice as yours (but being a 10 dot makes some up for it ). If you ever want to sell/trade let me know!

Beautiful Case Willy! Looks awesome!
Ol nosy wants to know..., what that is on the left?

[Tony_Wood]

Pockets full of these today...

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Just one today.

[J1890]

Just one today.


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That has got to be one of my favorite knives to see. Man that’s sweet!!

[Quick Steel]

This is a Marble's barlow.

[New_Windsor_NY]

This Camillus 64 sees a tour of duty today.

[woodwalker]

Carrying this 72 variation all this week. I love this knife .

[New_Windsor_NY]

Carrying this 72 variation all this week. I love this knife .

Kevin, that knife lks strangely familiar.

[jmh58]

This is a Marble's barlow.



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Garry.. Those handles are glowing!!! What is the material??
John

[woodwalker]

Carrying this 72 variation all this week. I love this knife .

Kevin, that knife lks strangely familiar.

Thanks skip. I took my fingernail and whatever it was came off easily around the shield. I don't think it was glue. It came off too easily. I then wiped it down with rubbing alcohol and it looks good now. The shield sits flush with the handle. I value your knowledge of these. I sure would like to know who made it and approximate date range. But I probably will never know. Oh well she is well built and I just dig her. Thanks skip!

[New_Windsor_NY]

Carrying this 72 variation all this week. I love this knife .

Kevin, that knife lks strangely familiar.

Thanks skip. I took my fingernail and whatever it was came off easily around the shield. I don't think it was glue. It came off too easily. I then wiped it down with rubbing alcohol and it looks good now. The shield sits flush with the handle. I value your knowledge of these. I sure would like to know who made it and approximate date range. But I probably will never know. Oh well she is well built and I just dig her. Thanks skip!

You're welcome. It lks good! I have NO extensive knowledge regarding knives. I'm just going by my experience with my knives. You should be safe in saying that your knife was made by Camillus or Schrade. Date range?, I'll go out on a limb and GUESS 1950's - 1960's???? More than likely I'm wrong. You should post your question in the Schrade forum. Maybe someone there has the answers that you seek.

[WillyCamaro]

Boat load of awesome carries fellers!
Todays weekly shopping trip loadout... everything I need to get me through the day .
Willy
P.S. I love your yeller case jack Gary . I carry one myself, nowhere near as nice as yours (but being a 10 dot makes some up for it ). If you ever want to sell/trade let me know!

Beautiful Case Willy! Looks awesome!
Ol nosy wants to know..., what that is on the left?

No problem Tom, i'm bit of a nosy myself . It's my mobile med transportation system... in other words, pill bottle .
Willy

[Nev52]

Case russlock on my belt. Uncle Henry 897 in my pocket.

[TPK]

Tony you got a pocket Full-a-Treasures! Cool pen!

Paul..., Sweet!

Gary that's a real looker!

Skip, nice shield on that Camillus! And what is that left blade called?

Kevin, that's a real beauty! I can see why you like it!

Willy..., "Say No to Drugs!" Cool little contraption! Nosy says Thanks!

New52, great selections! Maryland!

[woodwalker]

Kevin, that knife lks strangely familiar.

Thanks skip. I took my fingernail and whatever it was came off easily around the shield. I don't think it was glue. It came off too easily. I then wiped it down with rubbing alcohol and it looks good now. The shield sits flush with the handle. I value your knowledge of these. I sure would like to know who made it and approximate date range. But I probably will never know. Oh well she is well built and I just dig her. Thanks skip!

You're welcome. It lks good! I have NO extensive knowledge regarding knives. I'm just going by my experience with my knives. You should be safe in saying that your knife was made by Camillus or Schrade. Date range?, I'll go out on a limb and GUESS 1950's - 1960's???? More than likely I'm wrong. You should post your question in the Schrade forum. Maybe someone there has the answers that you seek.

Thanks Skip. On lunch at work at the moment but I will try the Schrade forum tonight after work. Have a good day.

[woodwalker]

Tony you got a pocket Full-a-Treasures! Cool pen!

Paul..., Sweet!

Gary that's a real looker!

Skip, nice shield on that Camillus! And what is that left blade called?

Kevin, that's a real beauty! I can see why you like it!

Willy..., "Say No to Drugs!" Cool little contraption! Nosy says Thanks!

New52, great selections! Maryland!

Thank you Tom!

[New_Windsor_NY]

Skip, nice shield on that Camillus! And what is that left blade called?

Thank you Tom. The tool on the left is referred to as a punch or awl.

[TPK]

Skip, nice shield on that Camillus! And what is that left blade called?

Thank you Tom. The tool on the left is referred to as a punch or awl.

Ok, I never saw one that looked like that one before! It's unique!
How do you catch a unique rabbit? Unique up on him!

[KnifeSlinger#81]

That has got to be one of my favorite knives to see. Man that’s sweet!!

Thank you.

I have a few of these. One of my favorite patterns, and I'm really ate up with them.

[DM11]

Moose and a Stockman

[joeradza]

Rough Ryder wharncliffe workman