All About Pocket Knives

Nice!!!!

johnny twoshoes wrote:Lots of yard work today, so mini mellow yellow bumped the chestnut out of the pocket.

Thanks John.

Great Choice, Johnny!


~ Egde

ky greg wrote:Boker 493, SAK alox Officer and the Mutz canoe...guess it's overkill, but I like having them with me.

Nice trio Greg! Really like the Canoe ...

Like Gino sez, I always have at keast 2 on me - one classic, and a "one-hander" at a minimum … sometimes 3 …. or … … how my pockets do I have today … ?

Here is one I just picked up.
It is a reproduction of a late 17th century folding knife. It has been hand forged and has moose antler for handle scales.
This little baby is in my pocket everyday .

J

J, thats a wild looking knife. I like it! How big is it?

Very cool J!

It is 3 7/8" closed. The blade is just under 3" long.
She snaps nice and is razor sharp.
I went looking for it at a colonial market fair last weekend. I was fortunate to find it.
While at the fair, I got to meet a guy who had made a reproduction of a tiny 18th century folding knife. He let me hold the original That was sweet.

J

I like anything unusual and that is cool! Thanks for sharing it J.

Little pen knife I picked up in Budapest. Made by Tibor Szankovitz.

coachvu wrote:Little pen knife I picked up in Budapest. Made by Tibor Szankovitz.

love the patterns on the scales

Coach, neat looking knife. What are the inlays? Are they pearl or brass?

Today it is this QCCC (again, as it is a regular) - but a Queen Mountain Man slipjoint and a sublime stag Moose from GEC are pressing hard on its place - kind of tempted to carry all three

this one today, buy last August in your beautiful country (california)

Just added these two to the rotation

Nice knives guys! I would love any of them!

gino wrote:Nice knives guys! I would love any of them!

What Gino said!! John

I'm with you Guy's!!.....I like'm!!

I don't really have a favorite carry because I have so many possible carries. I change frequently, but this is what I am carring now. A sweet J. Primble, Germany. 3" closed.

Thats purdy,Joe. ..perfect size for the pocket.

Thanks johnnie, I posted more pictures on Miller Bros. John Primble thread.

Thanks for the info......I got a few I can post there.

Great looking Primble Joe. They are well made knives, I have a few. yours is very cool. ::envy::

Thanks gino,
I have owned it for a while and never realized what a nice knife it was untill I got looking closer at it the other day. It's always nice to find a sleeper. Or maybe I'm the sleeper. Any way, the knife is exposed for what it is now.

Would feel nekid without my SOG Twitch II, Case CV Canoe and now my shell handled Imperial Ireland Dog Leg Jack.

I know the feeling Dave. I have forgotten my EDC's before and just had to turn around and get them. I am glad someone else feels this way I was worried that I had issues! LOL!