All About Pocket Knives

Thank you all, Greg, Colonel, John and Mark for your comments. I appreciate them. Between Bulldog and Boker I see a certain focus developing for me on German brands. Time will tell where this leads.

My first 66 addition to my stockman accumulation.
Actually it's my first multi blade GEC. Couple of minor cosmetic issues but it is already in my pocket and not going to be a tube queen.

Quick Steel wrote:Boker Old Tom Lockback, bone scales. 1984 41/8"; has a notably smooth action. Very fine F&F.
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QS I really like that Boker. That has a cool factor of 10. I like bokers too. Aw shoot, I like about every thing. But that is a really cool knife.





qs

New_Windsor_NY wrote:Today the mailbox produced another Camillus 14.
I know.......

Now you got me looking for one.

Great looking knives all over this page, especially that Old Tom and that Calf Roper Rotten. Love that stag. Great pattern too.

doglegg wrote:

New_Windsor_NY wrote:Today the mailbox produced another Camillus 14.
I know.......

Now you got me looking for one.

Floyd, it don't take much looking to find one in pretty decent condition for under $20.

Bear & Sons, Abalone Damascus Razor Trapper.

Looks like real Abalone. That stuff is just gorgeous. Really good looking knife Ken.

That's purty Ken!!
John

Thanks guys, it's my one and only abalone handles knife. I'd like to carry it today but I'm afraid of dropping it and damaging the handle. I'm not sure how tough this material is.

Here are three. Two are the new Dixie Stockmans from GEC, the bone and the stag. The last one is a Boker. I have a Boker just like it being rehandled by Muskrat Man w/ Ambyonia wood. I might do something to this one as well, can’t wait to see the finished product.
SSk

My first knife purchases since early June. The AAPK 2018 forum knife and the Blade Forums 2018 forum knife. The BF is 4" and the handles are elk antler.

danno, Your knives were certainly worth the wait. Very nice indeed.

Sharpnshinyknives wrote:Here are three. Two are the new Dixie Stockmans from GEC, the bone and the stag. The last one is a Boker. I have a Boker just like it being rehandled by Muskrat Man w/ Ambyonia wood. I might do something to this one as well, can’t wait to see the finished product.
SSk

Very nice! The Copperhead bone is really growing on me, maybe they'll still have some after the new year.

Here's a pretty well used little Robeson.

FRJ wrote:Here's a pretty well used little Robeson.

Fine lookin' little feller. I like it . . .

Christians Solingen. Some electritions patern.

Thank you, Chris.

Nice looking sturdy working mans knife, Eustace.

Eustace wrote:Christians Solingen. Some electritions patern.

Cool knife Eustace. A little different from the style around here, but practical.

Danno, love the bone on the #14, wow saw cut and those colors get me.
Sweet stripper blade Eustace. Like that.
FRJ that's some great color in the scales. Antler? Nice whatever it is.

This one is down at the post office; have to wait until Monday grrr but a good Christmas present from me to ....ummm... me.

Wow!! You were good to yourself this Christmas Tongueriver. Gotta be tough knowing its there at the post office and having to wait to have it in your hands,

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Very Nice Custom Ruana Santa was good to Santa

Thanks for the comments. Has anyone read the Ruana write-up in the new KNIFE magazine? It is well-done.

Yes very nicely done the 2 sons do a great job . It hasn't changed from what I remember on my visit there 8 years ago . Love Ruana