All About Pocket Knives

Old Hunter wrote:Nice knives gents - I see we have Canal Street, Great Eastern, and Case on display - all the current big names in fine quality American cutlery. I'm going retro for the weekend with a Schrade USA 34OT medium Stockman. Hope you gents all have a great Fourth of July weekend! OH

Ps Somebody needs to pocket a Buck so we don't leave that great American knife out, maybe I'll drop this in my watch pocket!!

I'll TELL ya OH IF i WAS HAVING A HARD USE KNIFEDAY THOSE TWO OF YOURS WOULD BE MY FIRST CHOICE but I'm kicking back with the intent that Mitch suggest around the fire and beach :lol:OH nearby in the truck incase I hit a deer with the Ram

I've been totin the gunstock from Philco for over a week now.

Dogg, I see you are well prepared with that big Buck, but I hope you don't hit a deer - last one I hit cost $2000.00 to fix the front of the truck. Ken, that is a magnificent Gunstock! OH

MOKI & BM

Old Hunter wrote:Dogg, I see you are well prepared with that big Buck, but I hope you don't hit a deer - last one I hit cost $2000.00 to fix the front of the truck. Ken, that is a magnificent Gunstock! OH

I here ya OH my last one was a Moose

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garddogg56 wrote:

Old Hunter wrote:Dogg, I see you are well prepared with that big Buck, but I hope you don't hit a deer - last one I hit cost $2000.00 to fix the front of the truck. Ken, that is a magnificent Gunstock! OH

I here ya OH my last one was a Moose

......several years ago, I had a '96 mercury wagon..first deer I hit with it cost me a parking light, one airbag and a wash job!!....hit another about a year later and it cost me a windshield,2 airbags and 2 parking lights. I thought about taking it to the body shop and having "deerslayer" painted on the hood and 2 small deer on the door like the WW2 fighter pilots!!!..... ..........

garddogg56 wrote:4TH O'July weekend up ta camp with a camp knives ahhhhhh!and a 749L

5-9-10-Jack and a duce on the cut

15-2
15-4
A run of three makes 7 and he makes 8

he'd be the right Jack,U got it Jerry.Happy Birthday America

Happy July 4th everybody.

Yesterday I was talking to a young co-worker who said "that's when we won our independence from the south right?".
O.K.

Today I'm slipping the Camillus Stockman in one side and wearing a Western 66 for some yard work

Nice carries dog & Harold
Too bad about the truck we just hit deer around here

My 73 and usual BM today

Earlier it was
and
But after sweating pretty seriously and showering. This
Needed some sharpening work!

And an Enlan EL01 (looks a lot like a Hinderer if you squint)

Happy Birthday USA!!!!!!!

Happy 4th everyone!

As in any other day, always carry USA made. 1975' and 76' today.

Producer, pretty sad stuff. Amazing how many citizens enjoy living in our fine country but don't care in the least about the history behind it.

Jerry

Very sad indeed! Happy 4th guys!

Kick'en back on the fourth without a fifth

Very nice Case knives on this page, guys.

Ya they are Joe Happy 4th

Awesome knives as usual Jerry!

Great carry's Dave

This ancient Boy Scout from an older friend is posted on page 741 as it came to me. He said it was given to him used in 1956 or '57 and was a hand me down. Others have said it's from the '80s. That's a 30 year gap for everyone to fill in as they please, I have no opinion on the date, but there were many decades worth of spooge in and on it that it's now freed from. First couple pics are of it before cleaning, sharpening, Ballistoling. Bit less crud going on now. Bit better looking. Sharper than *#!~.

According to Official Scout Blades by Ed Holbrook, that knife (With the black handle) was produced by Imperial from c.1973-1979.

Those Imperial blades do sharpen up quite nicely.

Thanks dogg, Joe and Gino!

Nice scouts dogg and Ivoryman!

Jerry

Nice knives everyone.
Taking the good ole Camillus slim stockman again.
I have been carrying it a lot lately.

Even though I have a couple of Schrade 61OTs which I love, I find that this particular #69 Camillus is a favorite. It's the oldest of the three #69's I have and has some file work still evident.
Just a neat old knife that slices great and is easy to carry.
Thanks for looking, Harold

Producer wrote:Nice knives everyone.
Taking the good ole Camillus slim stockman again.
I have been carrying it a lot lately.

Even though I have a couple of Schrade 61OTs which I love, I find that this particular #69 Camillus is a favorite. It's the oldest of the three #69's I have and has some file work still evident.
Just a neat old knife that slices great and is easy to carry.
Thanks for looking, Harold

I can see why you like it Harold. Some beautiful bone on that knife.

Regards, Jerry

A very nice knife in every way. Premium liners and bolsters, gorgeous covers and a very pleasing patina. Hard to beat.