All About Pocket Knives

Thanks Gents. Appreciate the compliments. Love that bone. I imagine some pocket wear will make it pop even more. Had to have the blade tang tig welded and reshaped to get the slop out. Nice and tight now.
Jerry

Anyone know if this knife is really from the 1940's like the seller claims? Looks too new to me and that Camillus Tang Stamp situation gets me confused so I can't tell.


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Thanks for any thoughts on the subject.

....that's the 1960-1976 tang stamp!!!!..... ..........

This sawcut bone Hammer Brand 2 blade jack Barlow!

Thats a gem Scott ::tu::in class allllllllll day had my Pal EO and a Kabar nut in pocket

Fabulous Pal Dogg, great blade and scales. EO too. Wow. That Barlow is a great one too Scott. Candy.

carrmillus wrote:....that's the 1960-1976 tang stamp!!!!..... ..........

I thought I caught a strong whiff of some ripe manure when I read the description. Rock on Carrmillus, you da man. How come they always error on the older side in their favor? Many knife sellers will give you a load of it. Like used car sales people. Thanks, I really appreciate tapping into the knowledge reservoir around here.

Right here, right now: Camillus.

I accidentally scored an upgrade to my VIC SAK Classic in a lot purchase from ebay....and I am now carrying the VIC SAK ORIGINAL MINICHAMP with 7 (not instruments..

Discussing what the difference is between Tidioute and Northfield with a fellow member. Usually, on the ones I own at least, the Northfields have more embellishments like long pull, big swedge, fluted bolsters, etc. This Tidioute has all of them. The only thing I could find on any Northfield I've seen that might not be on a Tidioute is a mirror polish finish. Don't have a mirror polish Tidioute, does anyone else? Is there a rule of thumb? What are the clear cut differences? Thanks for any insight.

Nice knives guys helping me at work with my Glen-air connectors was a Kent,Griptilian and Wave.

That's a beautiful sheepsfoot Barlow you have there Ivoryman, great jigging, reminds me of old Schrade

Way to put 'em to work Dog, I appreciate how you put your knives through their paces, even the oldies.

Thanx Mike

[quote="313 Mike"]That's a beautiful sheepsfoot Barlow you have there Ivoryman, great jigging, reminds me of old Schrade

Way to put 'em to work Dog, I appreciate how you put your knives through their paces, even the oldies. [/quote


Thanks Mike, love it because it looks old and is a sweet knife. Dogg that Kent is great.

Carrying my CASE 1974 Camp knife today....

Nice Scout Scott!

I too like seeing dogg make use of his knives in a big way.

These 2 today. Been sticking with same knives for days on end. Time to switch up.

CASE XX 6216
CASE XX USA 6292

Carry one or two bladed Jacks in many different patterns more often than not, as my preferred pattern. Followed by Stockman or Pens.

Mistake on pic description. Obviously a 6292 not a 9292.

Jerry

Man Mike my 92 is one of my favorites also but my 35 1/2 see's more pocket time.Scott how ya like that 6445?back to the .112. today.

'72 Cigar Jack, and tree trimmings. (62055, and Mountain Ash)

Nice Gents, lots of old Case EDC's and a Buck as well! OH

Here's more Bucks on youth deer day 317 & 307 ::ds::two kid were out and they passed on does but t'was a great day.

Jerry made me think swing guards. Northwoods acrylic.

Fantastic knives. ^^^^^^^^^^^
Back to a couple of old favorites.

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You motivated me to carry an EO today too Dave!

Imperial 1936 - 1952

Some great knives there guys!