All About Pocket Knives

Thanks thanks thanks Junebug for the specs and name, is that a mass produced, or special order or something? Doesn't look like the kind with antique bone covers or something like that.

VERY NICE INDEED, MEL

Ivoryman wrote:Thanks thanks thanks Junebug for the specs and name, is that a mass produced, or special order or something? Doesn't look like the kind with antique bone covers or something like that.

NO PROBLEM...........
YES THE "SAGE SERIES" IS MASS OR REGULAR PRODUCTION.....
THIS IS A SAGE #2 - CHRIS REEVES designed lock
THEY GO BY DESIGNER OF LOCK TYPES.......THEY ARE ON #4 NOW...AL MAR designed lock
LINK TO GOOD PICS & INFO:
http://www.spydiewiki.com/index.php?title=C123_Sage

HOPE THAT HELPS.....IF NOT LEMME KNOW!
<EDITED BY ME TO ADD>
P.S. I DONT UNDERSTAND THE LAST PART OF YER POST.....??????
Doesn't look like the kind with antique bone covers or something like that.

IF YER ASKING CAN YOU PUT ANTIQUE BONE ON IT?? = YEAH,IF YA HAVE EM MADE, THEN TAKE SCREWS OUT AND SCREW IT ON.

junebug wrote:VERY NICE INDEED, MEL

Ivoryman wrote:Thanks thanks thanks Junebug for the specs and name, is that a mass produced, or special order or something? Doesn't look like the kind with antique bone covers or something like that.

NO PROBLEM...........
YES THE "SAGE SERIES" IS MASS OR REGULAR PRODUCTION.....
THIS IS A SAGE #2 - CHRIS REEVES designed lock
THEY GO BY DESIGNER OF LOCK TYPES.......THEY ARE ON #4 NOW...AL MAR designed lock
LINK TO GOOD PICS & INFO:
http://www.spydiewiki.com/index.php?title=C123_Sage

HOPE THAT HELPS.....IF NOT LEMME KNOW!
<EDITED BY ME TO ADD>
P.S. I DONT UNDERSTAND THE LAST PART OF YER POST.....??????
Doesn't look like the kind with antique bone covers or something like that.

IF YER ASKING CAN YOU PUT ANTIQUE BONE ON IT?? = YEAH,IF YA HAVE EM MADE, THEN TAKE SCREWS OUT AND SCREW IT ON.

Got it, guess you can screw on different covers. But I wondered if they came with natural cover choices, or just tactical looking? Thanks again.

YES, IF YOU HAVE THEM MADE (aka AFTER MARKET) , YOU CAN INSTALL THEM (BONE,STAG,ETC) ON ANY ALL SCREW CONSTRUCTION KNIFE.

SPYDERCO DOES MAKE BONE ,WOOD,AND STAG HANDLED KNIVES ,YES.

BUT NOT THIS KNIFE/SERIES ...YET!!! NEXT ONE OUT COULD BE? OR A SPRINT RUN = aka LIMITED FACTORY RUN.
BY "TACTICAL LOOKING" , DO YOU MEAN THE TITANIUM METAL THEY ARE MADE OF IN MY PICTURE........NO, SAGE 2 = Ti
others = carbon fiber,g10,wood............ AS OF NOW, MAYBE NEXT ONE WILL BE BONE OR STAG?????
THEY MAKE EVERY ONE DIFFERENT
YOU WOULD HAVE TA ASK SAL GLESSER THAT ONE............

TODAYS......WELL YESTERDAY NOW.........TOTES!






PA - POW!!!

I once got to try out/handle a Sage Carbon Fiber S30V for a couple weeks.
ALWAYS wanted one of my own but never was able to get one.
I think the Ti handled frame lock version might even be more cool!

At this point in time I aren't carrying anything. There is a Chen 12C27 neck knife close to hand.

Nice Seahorse Dinadan, love that old looking saw cut bone.

We had to go out and kill a few rats.
These are with my whenever I drive my truck.

Speaking of killing rats, here's the ratting tools of the trade.

Just Plain Dave wrote:We had to go out and kill a few rats.
These are with my whenever I drive my truck.

!!! Work carry 1.jpg

NICE EDC GOODS, DAVE!!!

DO YOU STILL CARRY THAT ZT ??? (i forget model #,sorry) GOT A PIC IF SO???



HEHEHE, YER READY TA ROCK,IVORY

Yeah JB . Here's a shot of the ZT. But now that I've given the keys and edc goods to my sister so she can hit the grocery store in the AM. It's this what is in my pocket just now.
The steel ain't up to ZT standards but it's paper killer sharp. Kershaw Thermite

A buck 110 and a Richlands that was reworked by Glennbad.

Spydie on fishin' duty today...

Knice Mike! Hope she was put to use.

I carried my Kershaw Roughneck today......that knife was record sharp out of the box (or sheath - purchased at an estate sale).

You guys certainly don't make it easy for a newbie to the hobby to try and define/refine what to collect.
Some sweet knives!

Knice Knife Scott.I carried two of the OTs I got saturday

Steve Warden wrote:You guys certainly don't make it easy for a newbie to the hobby to try and define/refine what to collect.
Some sweet knives!

Welcome to the club Warden. I define what to collect as the knives I want and am willing to pay for. I refine that when I get more disposable funds. My two pennies.


Northfield 77 Barlow, Old Tan Saw Cut Bone, Wharncliffe.

Steve Warden wrote:You guys certainly don't make it easy for a newbie to the hobby to try and define/refine what to collect.
Some sweet knives!

Steve, half of the knives I collect I'd never seen or heard of until I joined here. It's an addiction I tell ya!

But seriously, I decided that I am not a collector. I'm an accumulator. I accumulate knives I like and I'll let my wife and sons worry about collector value when I'm gone.

Colonel26 wrote:

Steve Warden wrote:You guys certainly don't make it easy for a newbie to the hobby to try and define/refine what to collect.
Some sweet knives!

Steve, half of the knives I collect I'd never seen or heard of until I joined here. It's an addiction I tell ya!

But seriously, I decided that I am not a collector. I'm an accumulator. I accumulate knives I like and I'll let my wife and sons worry about collector value when I'm gone.

Halleluiah, and Amen!

Close up of the '75 Red Bone Half Whittler user in good light.

My newest hunk of wood......

Cleaned, polished, buffed, lubed, wiped down. Before pics of it on page 772. After below. Main edge was folded over, really trashed shape. Had to regrind and make a new edge, other than that just clean up and restore some shine. Friend said it was his granddad's, dated '45-55. Lots of hard miles on it but now it will shave hair effortlessly, lift any cap, turn a few screws and whatever.

Looks awesome.....what is it Ivory?

Many thanks TrippleF, Hammer Brand USA says the tang. The dating buffs gave me the date of 1945-55 five pages back, hat tip to them.