All About Pocket Knives

Great pic Charlie!!

Must be nice to have tomatoes to pick. It had been so damned hot down here all summer, all of ours fried.

I had to go back to my pet rock to get some pics a while ago. LOL

That's a beauty, Willie.
Do you know the history of "Stacy"?
I couldn't find it in Goins.

FRJ wrote:That's a beauty, Willie.
Do you know the history of "Stacy"?
I couldn't find it in Goins.

London Cutler. Established 1780 went outof business circa 1920, they made corkscrews as well. That's all I know.

It's a sweet little knife, tight as a drum and snaps like a bear trap. It's headed for a new home I've sure enjoyed it and I'm gonna miss it. Oh well.

Wullie love them old ones like that. great detail in the picture too

Ohhh Yeah, it's a who new world when you have nature on your side.
Great pic by the way, I really enjoy that shot, reminds me of good times camping with my family.


Here's a new pic.

Excellent work again there Wosey and J2S!!

IM

Owd Wullie wrote:Great pic Charlie!!

Must be nice to have tomatoes to pick. It had been so damned hot down here all summer, all of ours fried.

Thanks Wullie
I've got a couple friends in Texas that are having a pretty rough time between the draught and the fires.
Sure hope things improve for you folks soon.

Maters, peppers, and some green beans for pickling are about all I plant any more.
Just put up a dozen jars of beans and peppers a couple weeks ago. Mmm Can't wait for em to ferment.

Tried a couple more pix yesterday after getting a little mor advice from a member via pm.
Still not great, but I'll keep trying.


Thanks again.
Charlie

Knice, knice pics.....WJ, JTS and MDH!!

First try at black and white..........

Knice IMBand

Awesome pics,Guys!!

This one I took....is kinda plain..but I like it.

Personal fav of mine.....

Schrade 236

here is a few pics i tried been looking through this thread and getting some ideas

I like this picture of this Kingston. Thanks.

Joe, there is something very attractive about that pic, not sure what it is though.
Beautiful.

perfect bad example.

My burl wood Browning....

Kershaw Baby Boa and cigar

Cool pic,Scott!!

The two nicest knives I own are Randall's.

This first one, a #1 Combat Knife, was presented to me by the Officers and Soldiers of the unit I commanded during OIF in 2003 upon our redeployment home and to ARNG status. This is my first Randall; I am very proud to own this knife - my name and unit are engraved in the blade and of course I will not part with it.




This one I bought from a buddy who deals in Randall's sometime last year (I have forgotten what model number it is). I wanted a deer skinning knife that was exactly perfect, after looking through the 30 or so Randall's he owned I picked this one - I am hoping to skin my first deer with it this coming Saturday morning (opening day of muzzleloader in NC).

Both knives are STUNNING, but hey, they're Randall's, but that #1 Combat is just SO over the top.

I agree with TJ....both are awesome!!

Nice knives Col.
Thanks for your service!