All About Pocket Knives

..wish I could post pictures!!!...today, I'm carrying one of my Camillus 1919-1941 rogers bone-3 3/8" closed Camillus sleeveboard whittlers!!!!... .........

and
Got some work to do to get the Jack up to my standards of sharp!

I gutta ask JPD Why did ya pull the studs of the Cyro???I love the Texas jack

Because the Cryo is a flipper. And I flip it.
Got the Texas Jack more to my liking sharp.

Great carries Gents!

My carries today. Little XX 62087 Jack (love that knife) and 78' pretty Bone Swing Guard.

Jerry

Great looking knives Jerry! :drool::

I have these two today

Nice Gino!
Is that your 710?

zp4ja wrote:

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

If only it were. That's a fine example of Camillus Delrin®. It's so good, it fools a lot of people.

It fooled me.
A closer look at the photo of the springs and thus the edges of the covers would have told me they were Delrin.
Still, a very nice knife.

FRJ wrote:A closer look at the photo of the springs and thus the edges of the covers would have told me they were Delrin.

The perfect place to tell the difference, especially when there's no heavy hafting on the handles. Good job Joe.

Nuthin currently. My Give a **** is gone!

zp4ja wrote:Great carries Gents!

My carries today. Little XX 62087 Jack (love that knife) and 78' pretty Bone Swing Guard.

Jerry

Fabulous vintage Case there Jerry, love seeing those, thanks.

I'll carry this CS today.
Thanks to Redtrout

I'm toting one of my favorite combinations. A Craftsman 9488 (Schrade 804) 4 split back whittler, and a SAK spartan. The spartan is becoming one of my favorites. If only it had the scissors.

I try to rotate around and carry something different almost every day. It would be every day if not for the few like this '72 Cigar Jack 62055 that feel so good in the hand and are the perfect size and good looks that for some reason possess something that sucks me in and makes me want to carry them for a few days or a week, before moving on. This one does that every time it comes up. Great steel too.

Nice carries fellas! Ivory, I have that same Case cigar jack for the same year, fantastic knife, mine is super stout. Today I am toting this full size red bone CV trapper. I've had it a few years now, and it takes a great edge and is gaining character nicely. Excuse the crappy pic, less than ideal conditions..

313 Mike wrote:Nice carries fellas! Ivory, I have that same Case cigar jack for the same year, fantastic knife, mine is super stout. Today I am toting this full size red bone CV trapper. I've had it a few years now, and it takes a great edge and is gaining character nicely. Excuse the crappy pic, less than ideal conditions..

I just love Trappers!
I read somewhere that Trappers are the #1 selling pattern.

ken98k wrote: I read somewhere that Trappers are the #1 selling pattern.

I would think. Trapper or Stockman.

Nice Trapper Mike, you know what I mean about the '72 Cigar Jack, great ones, and so is your Trapper. That reminds me of this Mini Trapper, sweet knives indeed, here's a 2002 oatmeal, molasses, honey, or something.

I like that oatmeal ::tu::Christy,Grip and a Wave

I ain't carrying anything but a cell phone. Chinese Schrade 33 Jack on my desk that plucks at my finger just peachy.

royal0014 wrote:This 'un has had pocket time, even after it drew blood

R-E-S-P-E-C-T

I like a canoe in my pocket, sometimes.....

Knice canoes bud!

Taking the 3 grandsons (used to be 2, just adopted a friend of theirs) on a mission at 08:30!

Getting ready....