All About Pocket Knives

Super nice! Great photography, too!

Rookie wrote: ↑Tue Sep 28, 2021 12:36 am My latest Tuna Valley

Man 'Oh man... that is some good looking stag!!! What a beautiful knife and an excellent photo

Ivoryman wrote: ↑Tue Sep 28, 2021 4:44 pm thumbnail_20200630_101543.jpgthumbnail_20201108_121048.jpgthumbnail_20210113_130625.jpg

I-Man, I can't make out the maker on the top knife, but I have a Sheffield the has a tang stamp "oil the joints" so I reckon' it is from Jolly 'ol England, very nice! The others are beauties as well a very sweet wharncliff Case and again excellent photos!

Thanks dlr,
Thanks tvic,
Thanks Marco,
Thanks Rookie,
Thanks GSP, it's an IXL George Wostenholm. Yup, "oil the joints" Sheffield. The Case is a Mini Copperhead, you probably know. Thanks again all.

Some beautiful photography from Pookie and Iman!!!!!!

Shot this on on our walk this evening.

WOW.....amazing knife photos!! Great job.

I submit this one....

Charlie, Scott, knice knives and photo's.

Buck 119.
John

Para 3

jmh58 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 29, 2021 4:04 pm 10336FA5-4838-49AF-897C-E7745050BD01.jpeg

Buck 119.
John

doglegg wrote: ↑Wed Sep 29, 2021 4:07 pm

jmh58 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 29, 2021 4:04 pm 10336FA5-4838-49AF-897C-E7745050BD01.jpeg

Buck 119.
John

Than You Floyd..
John

GREAT calendar shots ONE and ALL !!! SUPER pics yinz are shooting!!
John

Great looking pictures & knives everyone!

Rookie wrote: ↑Tue Sep 28, 2021 12:36 am My latest Tuna Valley

Outstanding!

II’m down by the lake today I brought these three knives with me the first view is nice but the second view is better because the light is better and then my puuko knife and homemade Kydex dangler sheath. The Leek is my EDC. The Camillus 72 is a gift from Reverend and part of my rotation. The puuko comes along when I plan on going off trail like today.


Randy

Outstanding knives and pics everyone!

Knives and pics lovely.

Wow!!! Great shots everyone!!!

Just back from the evening walk...

Sasquach wrote: ↑Wed Sep 29, 2021 10:13 pm Wow!!! Great shots everyone!!!

Just back from the evening walk...

Antique smooth bone - just looked like it needed wood for a background.

#goldpan wrote: ↑Wed Sep 29, 2021 7:35 pm II’m down by the lake today I brought these three knives with me the first view is nice but the second view is better because the light is better and then my puuko knife and homemade Kydex dangler sheath.

Randy

Down by the lake rocks the photgraph. Eeeeeexxxelllllent. Love how you caught the water color and shadows coming at you. Good stick up poses too.

Sasquach wrote: ↑Wed Sep 29, 2021 10:13 pm
Just back from the evening walk...

Squach, that's a great pile shot too.

tvic wrote: ↑Wed Sep 29, 2021 10:49 pm Antique smooth bone - just looked like it needed wood for a background.

Wood pile works tvic, great colors for that knife, good pose too.

jtx, nice one.

jmh, great looking rotted stump shot. I like those natural woodland decay shots.

Great fungus shot FFF, you know I like those too.

A page full of knice shots all.

Some great pictures posted today!

Here we go again!!! Out walking the dog at night and this 'lill guy was coming across the path. I have seen several tarantulas lately, maybe it has been a result of all the rain this past summer recored rain fall (OH NO!! Climate CHANGE !!! I think the folder there has almost a 4" blade.

It is mating season for Tarantulas. The males are out, especially at night looking for females in their burrows. If he is not careful and quick, the female will kill the male after mating.
kj

GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Thu Sep 30, 2021 4:32 am Here we go again!!! Out walking the dog at night and this 'lill guy was coming across the path. I have seen several tarantulas lately, maybe it has been a result of all the rain this past summer recored rain fall (OH NO!! Climate CHANGE !!! I think the folder there has almost a 4" blade.

When I was a kid we would catch those guys in an old one gallon jar (along with horny toads, lizards, scorpions, and just about anything else that would fit through the mouth of the jar. ) and feed 'em moths and crickets. Looking back we were probably just killing them because I don't remember any lasting very long. The desert offered almost unlimited opportunities for a boy to catch some kind of critter, my Grandma used to shake me down before she'd let me in the house!