Knife Photography

[Sasquach]

Thanks again for the comments!

Still posting from the archive. It's a good thing I have such a big archive.

I love it! I love old pocket watches perfect for a pocket knife combo!

Thanks. The watch belonged to my Great Uncle who raised my father. It's an Illinois and dates back to the late 1800s. I'd like to find someone who works professionally on antique watches and get it cleaned and put in working condition.

[geocash]

Thank you Reverand, Quick Steel & Ivoryman. I'm quite a Bulldog fan. And a fan of bone like on your Ken Kutter, Ivoryman. And I appreciate everyone else posting, even if I don't say so specifically. Thank you.

Here are a 1971 Case #6322 Medium Stockman & a 1970 Case #6233 Small Premium Pen. And some Georgia Buckeyes.

[tvic]

Beautiful oldies there, Geocash!

[Waukonda]

Thank you Reverand, Quick Steel & Ivoryman. I'm quite a Bulldog fan. And a fan of bone like on your Ken Kutter, Ivoryman. And I appreciate everyone else posting, even if I don't say so specifically. Thank you.

Here are a 1971 Case #6322 Medium Stockman & a 1970 Case #6233 Small Premium Pen. And some Georgia Buckeyes.

Nice pic! You should be having some good luck if you are carrying around those Buckeyes.

[geocash]

Tim & Ike, thank you guys. I appreciate it.

[Dan In MI]

A beautiful Case duo, geocash!

[Ivoryman]

Thank you Reverand, Quick Steel & Ivoryman. I'm quite a Bulldog fan.

Here are a 1971 Case #6322 Medium Stockman & a 1970 Case #6233 Small Premium Pen. And some Georgia Buckeyes.

Gorgeous pair of vintage Case beauties there. Love that era and the buckeyes are cool too. Looks like a chestnut to me. Cool shot.

[tvic]

Cranberry bone Cheetah

[dlr110]

Cranberry bone Cheetah

I like those knives and that is a great photo setup Tim...

[Quick Steel]

Ditto what David R said. The photo sets off the beauty of the Case. Nicely done,Tim.

[geocash]

A beautiful Case duo, geocash!

Thank you, Dan.

Gorgeous pair of vintage Case beauties there. Love that era and the buckeyes are cool too. Looks like a chestnut to me. Cool shot.

Appreciate it, Ivoryman.

Regarding those Georgia Buckeyes (aka Painted Buckeyes), they do look a lot like Chestnuts, both the native, which is about extinct, & Chinese Chestnuts which are frequently grown as an alternative for their tasty Chestnuts. There are other species of imported Chestnuts & lots of hybrids being developed to replace the American Chestnuts, but I believe they all have a point on the nut opposite the scar. Buckeyes are smooth & round except for the scar. Buckeyes are also toxic to humans, so a good ID is important.

[Ivoryman]

Cranberry bone Cheetah

Fabulous pic, that is great background, and the bone is sweet. Like the cursive shield too.



Thanks for the info geocash. Did not know some were toxic either. Thanks.

[Sasquach]

That's a definite calendar shot of that Cheetah Tim!

Here's another one from my archive...

[doglegg]

That's a definite calendar shot of that Cheetah Tim!

Here's another one from my archive...

[Quick Steel]

That is an exceptionally nice autumn photo, Charlie.

[Ivoryman]

Another winner Squach. Excellent pic.

[Quick Steel]

Iman, those are gorgeous shots. I was really hit between the eyes with the composition of the first photo. Good stuff.

[dlr110]

Charlie and Iman I need to come take photo lessons from you guys, great jobs.

[CarMan]

Charlie and Iman I need to come take photo lessons from you guys, great jobs.

I’m in the same boat. I’m photographically challenged.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Cranberry bone Cheetah

Great shot T! What month is that from? ... And where can I order one (I assume it is coming out for 2024)?

[tvic]

Thanks for the kind comments, everyone!

Great pics and knives, Charlie and Iman!

Don’t know when I took that photo, TOPDOG. The Cheetah is a 2001.

[Ivoryman]

Took a few pics in different poses and light to see what looks best.

[doglegg]

I think the 2nd one down is my pick.

[tvic]

VERY nice, Iman!

[Ivoryman]