All About Pocket Knives

And Grohmann even makes a slippie in that pattern. Mmmm, it's a beauty.

FYI....this locking blade folder is not a "slippie", by definition. Unless I misunderstand the terms?

That Grohmann is a good looking knife.

SteelMyHeart85420 wrote:FYI....this locking blade folder is not a "slippie", by definition. Unless I misunderstand the terms?

You're right of course. I miss-spoke.

I don't know much, just trying to share the little I do....and I agree, the Grohmann is a nice looking knife. I'm carrying my newly repaired (backspring) L.F.&C. Cattleman knife this weekend, thanks muskrat man!

Love the Grohman folder ::nod::130&20with a Leek clipped.

Thanks fellers. I had to get it all the way from Australia to get a decent price. Even after adding the shipping to Grant, then the shipping from him to me, it was cheaper than buying it from here in the States or especially from Canada.

Regarding the L F & C Cattle knife above, did they make all of their own knives or were some or even many, contract knives ? For this knife i am thinking of Winchester.
kj

Great looking unique piece Jerry, love that curve, and the blade spine, ergonomic handle etc. not to mention the cool wood and jimping, grind. Very cool LB. Like to try a Canadian specimen.

I don't know a great deal about L.F.&C., there's still a faint bit of Universal etched on the main blade, I assumed that was "their" marking. If someone has more info, feel free to educate me....

"Universal" is LF&C's trademark.
kj

These two today...

CASE XX 6216 Contract Knife and a CASE XX USA Pretty Bone 6292 (need to fix the knife pic description, say 9292). Great Jack carries.

Jerry

Ivoryman wrote:Great looking unique piece Jerry, love that curve, and the blade spine, ergonomic handle etc. not to mention the cool wood and jimping, grind. Very cool LB. Like to try a Canadian specimen.

That whole thing still astounds me. It is approximately 1700 miles from where I live to Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada where Grohmann knives are made. It just boggles my mind that the knife could travel approximately 20,000 miles, pass through God knows how many hands and two changes of currency but still cost significantly less than if it had came straight here from Canada.

Rube Goldberg shipping I guess. I found one through Optics Planet, says free shipping, so I ordered and wasn't charged extra. Straight from Canada, free shipping, but says 24 days to get it to me. I can wait. To be continued.

OHO knife gets the most use.
RFP and Watch pocket get the worry stones.
I'm thinking maybe the Stag 85P for RFP
And maybe Case Chestnut Peanut.

Ivoryman wrote:Rube Goldberg shipping I guess. I found one through Optics Planet, says free shipping, so I ordered and wasn't charged extra. Straight from Canada, free shipping, but says 24 days to get it to me. I can wait. To be continued.

Carrying this 8 dot Case 6235 1/2 or the last couple of days...great pattern, think I may stick with this one for a spell...

A fine choice, Mike

Does that one check ALL your boxes, Mike?

Got a big C. Lütters & Cie and a little Case 28 today.

Nice combo Ken!
...and yep Jerry, that one comes pretty darn close to checking all of my boxes. Pretty close....

Good choices guys back to work with a Benchmade and 12ot

Put on some miles today. Never had a need to cut anything. But did have some knice knives on me.

I must be the most boring guy on aapk because this knife is in my back pocket all day every day. You guys carry kinives that should be in the collectors case.

TDrop today. So sleek, light, sweet.