All About Pocket Knives

Great bomb, great target!

I figure this officially cements Scott as the Coffee Guy on AAPK. He's gonna have to wake up and fire up the pot as a matter of duty now.

jerryd6818 wrote:One of a kind for the man who founded the "First Cup Diner" thread. It needed doing.

You guys are just too cool.

Well done Jerry. Great bomb !

Well, Scott is the author of the most posted in thread on AAPK. I thought he deserved some recognition.

OMG apon arrival home from hunting camp I have a package from Mesa Co resident Jim B.... A Buck with a little Veterans Day flavor that I will have clipped in my pocket while I serve breakfast Saturday at the Legion post Thank you Jim

Great bomb, great bomber and a great bomb-ee

Knice hit Jim B!!!

Good deal! Gdogg, you gonna' weld your initials on that pretty Buck?
Treefarmer

garddogg56 wrote:OMG apon arrival home from hunting camp I have a package from Mesa Co resident Jim B.... A Buck with a little Veterans Day flavor that I will have clipped in my pocket while I serve breakfast Saturday at the Legion post Thank you Jim

You're very assuming. I'll bet you also believe you know who sent the Buck cap to you. You also got that one wrong. That's okay. You're still a great guy.

No sir I don't

Gdogg have you got a mystery bomber ?

I firmly believe I do Phil seems he gut me with the great Buck hat and this ID is killing me

I should have seen this one coming the other day when Jerryd was overly interested in my coffee drinking habits. I guess this makes me and Scott VIP members at the FCD! Jerryd thank you brother. It's one I 'll cherish always!

They don't offer a 20 oz Greg so you'll just have to settle for a 16 oz. Enjoy.

Well done Jerryd. Great target too !

philco wrote:Well done Jerryd. Great target too !

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I'll second that!!

AAPK is a target rich environment. If I only had the $$$$$.

Before yesterday's mission I stopped at one of the kids home to pick him up (lives right down the road from my blood grandsons) and he gave me
these 2 presents!

A bird call (emergency whistle) which I blew on and saw a bird flying in front and said, "See ......it works!" They were amazed, but later
knew I was kidding....LOL
And this nifty tiny arrowhead in a glass jar with cork top!!

I was, and still am, very, very honored and thankful!!

That young lad is very thoughtful. He fits right in to your crew and will grow up to be a fine young man.

I recently received this very cool Case 6375 from a bomber who shall remain nameless....love the bone and the shield, the knife is tip top all around, and very much appreciated

Beauty knife Mike!! Well done nameless bomber,,,,great target too!!

Well this bomber has a name and it's that rascal Scott. He posted this no name Jack as one of his pick ups and I inquired about it since the Jack knives are one of my favorite patterns. He says, "It's yours" and I got it in yesterday's mail. I really like this mysterious feller a LOT. Black synthetic handles from the '40s - '50s - '60s, the good kind that doesn't shrink. Full blades that have great snap and no wobble but have no markings of any kind, anywhere.

THANK YOU SCOTT.

Possible identifying marks:
Anyone recognize the jigging?
Visible bolster pin on the top end but not on the cap end.
Rocker pin isn't visible.
Three handle pins but one is in an odd location.
Following Scotts trademark of going the extra mile there were several pads of Post-It notes and a small China made figural in the shape of a hand grenade. Cool.

Very nice, Jerry.
Somehow reminds me of an early Imperial.
Isn't that the rocker pin down south there?

FRJ wrote:Very nice, Jerry.
Somehow reminds me of an early Imperial.
Isn't that the rocker pin down south there?

Thanks Joe. I suppose it could be an Imperial. I compared the jigging to an old Imperial Loom Fixer I have and it's not the same. The jigging on this knife appears to mimic Rogers Bone. And that is not the Rocker pin, it's located in the wrong place and it's too slender.