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

[Steamboat Willie]

You guys are packing some SWEET looking traditionals this week!


For me today is my (nearly) ever present Buck 110 and my GEC #86. The 86 is quickly becoming a favorite, so I’ve decided I need a second one so I can have one for show and one for go!

[Dan In MI]

The 86 is quickly becoming a favorite, so I’ve decided I need a second one so I can have one for show and one for go!

I have been known to do the same!

[Quick Steel]

[geocash]

Two older than I am. A Camillus Cattle Knife c. 1930s to mid 1940s, & a #33 Easy Open Jack c. 1946 to 1950, both with carbon & bone:

[TPK]

Beautiful Knives Gentlemen!

I-Man those are both sweet looking knives!

I made an untypical midweek switch today.

I love this Stockman. It's stamped only with Stainless Steel. It has a long pull, swedge, half stops and beautiful bones IMO!
Of course I love my Purina stockman also!
And the Coast Jack knife is a pretty cool one too!
And the SAK is always with me.
Two "Pockets-Fulla-Joy"!

Thanks for looking friends!

[TPK]

Two older than I am. A Camillus Cattle Knife c. 1930s to mid 1940s, & a #33 Easy Open Jack c. 1946 to 1950, both with carbon & bone:

Super selection!

[Dan In MI]

And the Coast Jack knife is a pretty cool one too!

Yes, indeed. It looks quite a lot like an Old Timer with black covers and a different name on the shield. Did Schrade manufacture it under contract?

[Papa Bones]

Some good looking blades everyone is pocketing today. I'm just beating around today, so carrying a Sitvien clip flipper in black, and a Denim Blue Lord & Field Micarta single blade.

[doglegg]

Two older than I am. A Camillus Cattle Knife c. 1930s to mid 1940s, & a #33 Easy Open Jack c. 1946 to 1950, both with carbon & bone:

geocash, those are my kind of knives. Wonderful!!!!

[Ivoryman]

Two older than I am. A Camillus Cattle Knife c. 1930s to mid 1940s, & a #33 Easy Open Jack c. 1946 to 1950, both with carbon & bone:

Beautiful pair. Vintage fabulous.

Beautiful Knives Gentlemen!

I-Man those are both sweet looking knives!

I made an untypical midweek switch today.

I love this Stockman. It's stamped only with Stainless Steel. It has a long pull, swedge, half stops and beautiful bones IMO!
Of course I love my Purina stockman also!
And the Coast Jack knife is a pretty cool one too!
And the SAK is always with me.
Two "Pockets-Fulla-Joy"!

Thanks for looking friends!

Thanks TPK. Great group yourself, that is a fine looking stockman. Can't believe there isn't more on the stamp. Great looker.

You guys are packing some SWEET looking traditionals this week!


For me today is my (nearly) ever present Buck 110 and my GEC #86. The 86 is quickly becoming a favorite, so I’ve decided I need a second one so I can have one for show and one for go!

Can see why. Love that sucker wood 86. Beauuuuuuteeeeeeeeeeefuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuul. Hope you get another beauty and good luck finding the covers you like. Score another coup.


Thanks DM11 and QuickSteel. Appreciate it both of ya.

[DM11]

Couple Schrade Walden today

[geocash]

Two older than I am. A Camillus Cattle Knife c. 1930s to mid 1940s, & a #33 Easy Open Jack c. 1946 to 1950, both with carbon & bone:

Super selection!

Thanks again, Tom, & I'll tell you again, I like the looks of your Stockman.

[geocash]

Two older than I am. A Camillus Cattle Knife c. 1930s to mid 1940s, & a #33 Easy Open Jack c. 1946 to 1950, both with carbon & bone:

geocash, those are my kind of knives. Wonderful!!!!

Two older than I am. A Camillus Cattle Knife c. 1930s to mid 1940s, & a #33 Easy Open Jack c. 1946 to 1950, both with carbon & bone:

Beautiful pair. Vintage fabulous.

Thank you doglegg & Ivoryman.

[Dan In MI]

Couple Schrade Walden today

The Jack is really sweet. Looks like it has been both extensively used and well cared for.

[GSPTOPDOG]

A custom hand forged fixed blade and a rigger's knife.

[Papa Bones]

Couple Schrade Walden today

Very nice David!!

A custom hand forged fixed blade and a rigger's knife.

That fixed blade looks like it could get the job done.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Couple Schrade Walden today

A custom hand forged fixed blade and a rigger's knife.

That fixed blade looks like it could get the job done.

Thanks Smitty, I drew out the design and had it made by a smith I know and bought it without handles and I just put a para-cord wrap on the handle as it is one of my "hard-use" knives and no need to be "purtty"

[GSPTOPDOG]

Couple Schrade Walden today

Great looking scales!!!

[GSPTOPDOG]

Beautiful Knives Gentlemen!

I-Man those are both sweet looking knives!

I made an untypical midweek switch today.

I love this Stockman. It's stamped only with Stainless Steel. It has a long pull, swedge, half stops and beautiful bones IMO!
Of course I love my Purina stockman also!
And the Coast Jack knife is a pretty cool one too!
And the SAK is always with me.
Two "Pockets-Fulla-Joy"!

Thanks for looking friends!

Very nice!!! I had a Purina stockman and I traded it off a while back...

[TPK]

And the Coast Jack knife is a pretty cool one too!

Yes, indeed. It looks quite a lot like an Old Timer with black covers and a different name on the shield. Did Schrade manufacture it under contract?

Thanks Dan! Good question. I have see Cost knives stamped with Taiwan, Ireland and a couple of other places I can't remember. So your guess is as good as any.

Wait! Why don't I just look at the stamp? (Senior Moment)

Here ya go. Ireland Didn't Imperial belong to Schrade? They produced in Ireland for a while. Might very well be an Imperial/Schrade production.

COAST PORT. USA ( for Portland )is stamped on the front of the main blade & IRELAND on the back of it.

[TPK]

Two older than I am. A Camillus Cattle Knife c. 1930s to mid 1940s, & a #33 Easy Open Jack c. 1946 to 1950, both with carbon & bone:

Super selection!

Thanks again, Tom, & I'll tell you again, I like the looks of your Stockman.

Thanks geo! I appreciate it!

[TPK]

Beautiful Knives Gentlemen!

I-Man those are both sweet looking knives!

I made an untypical midweek switch today.

I love this Stockman. It's stamped only with Stainless Steel. It has a long pull, swedge, half stops and beautiful bones IMO!
Of course I love my Purina stockman also!
And the Coast Jack knife is a pretty cool one too!
And the SAK is always with me.
Two "Pockets-Fulla-Joy"!

Thanks for looking friends!

Very nice!!! I had a Purina stockman and I traded it off a while back...

Thanks Buddy! You do know, you need another Purina?

[TPK]

Some good looking blades everyone is pocketing today. I'm just beating around today, so carrying a Sitvien clip flipper in black, and a Denim Blue Lord & Field Micarta single blade.

I like those Smitty!

[TPK]

Two older than I am. A Camillus Cattle Knife c. 1930s to mid 1940s, & a #33 Easy Open Jack c. 1946 to 1950, both with carbon & bone:

Beautiful pair. Vintage fabulous.

Beautiful Knives Gentlemen!
I-Man those are both sweet looking knives!
I made an untypical midweek switch today.
I love this Stockman. It's stamped only with Stainless Steel. It has a long pull, swedge, half stops and beautiful bones IMO!
Of course I love my Purina stockman also!
And the Coast Jack knife is a pretty cool one too!
And the SAK is always with me.
Two "Pockets-Fulla-Joy"!
Thanks for looking friends!

Thanks TPK. Great group yourself, that is a fine looking stockman. Can't believe there isn't more on the stamp. Great looker.

You guys are packing some SWEET looking traditionals this week!

For me today is my (nearly) ever present Buck 110 and my GEC #86. The 86 is quickly becoming a favorite, so I’ve decided I need a second one so I can have one for show and one for go!

Can see why. Love that sucker wood 86. Beauuuuuuteeeeeeeeeeefuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuul. Hope you get another beauty and good luck finding the covers you like. Score another coup.
Thanks DM11 and QuickSteel. Appreciate it both of ya.

Thanks for the compliment I-Man!

[DM11]

Thank you Dan, Smitty and GSPTOPDOG.