All About Pocket Knives

Nice long line, Jerry. Identify in what way?

kootenay joe wrote:I should have recognized the Swell End EO Jack as a #85 GEC, because, i just received my 2016 #85 with a saber ground spearpoint and smooth autumn gold bone, a Mike Latham SFO. It is a slim knife similar to the #99 "Wall Street", and i like a slim knife. Are all 85's like this ? (slim as opposed to thick).
kj

Thanks Scott, Kootenay Joe, all.
Only know about the 85 single blade. Double blade would have to be wider, heavier, not slim. Think if you want slim single blade is the way. Would be interesting to see the weight difference between the two.

FRJ wrote:Nice long line, Jerry. Identify in what way?

I don't see it in any of the Camillus catalogs I have access to. What model is it? Does it have a model number and if so, what is it? When were these made? Is it really a Camillus or is it a re-bladed Schrade? etc, etc All the standard questions about an unknown knife.

I love carrying this knife! It's a champ for every chore so far.

Cleaned the fuzz from my Imperial Scout and My Chestnut nut got washed so it's clean!

I packed this one to Sunday meetin'. It's a straight line stamp, 4 inch, black bone, German Eye. It's about one of my all time favorites.

Colonel26 wrote: It's about one of my all time favorites.

And rightly so.

Cases this weekend

EZ to carry these two all week: 25, 85, GEC.

Before too long I'll be loading up my pockets. None other than ZT0566BW will have top billing.
The support cast will include SAK Pioneer.
Two other spots aren't sure just now.

I just picked up this little beauty. I think this will be my go to EDC, amazing knife.

Chose this one

and
As the Wild card players!

........I like the looks of that 3 blade cattle knife, especially the bone!!.......... ................

Case Barlow with the appaloosa bone. Nice knife. Been in my pocket all day.
I got it trading with tony111. Thanks Tony!

I don't have 1 favorite and i can't decide to only carry 1 knife. Today i am outside cleaning up winter debris from the gardens and grounds around the house, up to the bush line. So, 4 pockets, 4 knives, all in need of more use. the saber grind on the EO Spearpoint does not show up in this picture; it's very distinct and dramatic in person.
kj

Case and a queen jack this week.

I FERGET HOW MANY AWESOME KNIVES GET CARRIED/POSTED IT THIS THREAD......GOOD ON YA'LL KRAZY KNIFE TOTEIN' WHACK JOBS!! !!!












































































BLURPLE
and RUGER "ON PATROL"

KJ, I see why you carry 4! all are nice, I couldn't make my mind up either! And ruger looks a little laid back, I don't think he gives a darn which one you carry. TERRY

This one is always with me on a belt holster. The Madison Barlow from Northwoods A great blade combo, spear and skinner, 4 inch frame.

Kootenay Joe, great bone on the Steve H and the 85 Bullet End.
Ken great bone on that Queen.
1890 great Appaloosa, also my favorite Lightning SS tang stamp of all time, the best in my book.
Bug great pair.
Steve, nice Northwoods.

Steve, I think that's the first Barlow that I ever saw that I could really get into. That's a real looker.

As always, knife knuts carry knice knives!

Junebug, good to see you popping in occasionally! OH

JoeDirt made this for me a couple years ago....
Cow horn, custom filework, wicked snap, single blade from a Camillus electricians knife, easy open!!

Hope you're doing well bud!!

Great horn Scott, have long wondered why we don't see more different shaded horn with all the cattle in this country. Love those, wish we saw more like those around.

Ivoryman wrote:have long wondered why we don't see more different shaded horn with all the cattle in this country.

The majority of the cattle in this country are polled at an early age (especially dairy cattle) so there isn't an abundance of horn that you would expect.