All About Pocket Knives

Carrying my Camillus WW2 Navy Utility knife today. 4 line stamp. Rogers bone.

Don't usually carry a Congress, but this Bulldog is just my size.

I've had some combination of these with me every day since Monday. Mostly all 3. Just the ever-useful 47 today.

Kind of late but carried these two today.

Up early feeding the hogs, this trapper from ABS Master Smith, and my friend, Jon Christensen is in my pocket. Jon's own mosaic damascus and 4500 year old bog oak
Have a great Sunday folks!

Have my Lloyd with me today!

Montanaman wrote:Thank for the kind words folks! I will have to figure out this multi quote. Great day on the refuge, even got stuck in a bison herd, as a rancher was moving his herd.

Great knives folks!

Tony_Wood, here is a open pic

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These two are with me often on the homestead, Johnny Stout Drop Point with some damascus that Devin Thomas made for me, with a CruForge V core, cocobolo burl handles with hidden pins, along with a Ploppert stockman in some nice, amber stag

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Have a great Saturday!

Wow!! Great Knives

DM11 wrote:Kind of late but carried these two today.

Really like the punch!!

Jdub wrote: Wow!! Great Knives

Thanks, nice Lloyd too! John makes a fine knife, knows his handle material, and is a nice guy. Don Hanson carries a Lloyd.

Montanaman wrote:

Jdub wrote: Wow!! Great Knives

Thanks, nice Lloyd too! John makes a fine knife, knows his handle material, and is a nice guy. Don Hanson carries a Lloyd.

Thanks, I really like his knives.

Picked up this old C.K camp knife this morning among many other old pocket knives,it's now cleaned oiled and sharpened and in my pocket

Same GEC 48 this weekend

These two this fine Sunday.

Stockman and a Trapper

The parade of customs and NWs has me a little self-conscious about my meager totes.

Gave the camel bone 43 a break today so I pocketed an ebony Churchill and an old Rogers bone Voos from Churchill's time.

Beautiful morning here, this 1967 Puma original Bowie and Boker Jagdmesser are with me. Both in nice stag,
Enjoy your Monday folks

Montanaman, you may have to slow down on your post. Some time I have just begun to regain my faculties when you post again, and I am having to change shirts more often because of the drool. The old adage of buying the best available is something you see to have latched on to. Great knives.

doglegg wrote:Montanaman, you may have to slow down on your post. Some time I have just begun to regain my faculties when you post again, and I am having to change shirts more often because of the drool. The old adage of buying the best available is something you see to have latched on to. Great knives.

Thanks doglegg, I appreciate that. Each their own, I carry and use customs most of the time and do not own many factory knives, but I really enjoy seeing what everyone carries and sharing my own. Thanks again for the kind comments.

I guess you could say I'm on a camillus kick at the moment, so I decided to tote this 67 today (while one of the dogs is wanting for attention).

Montanaman wrote:Beautiful morning here, this 1967 Puma original Bowie and Boker Jagdmesser are with me. Both in nice stag,

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Enjoy your Monday folks

Montanaman you have some might fine knives, thanks for posting 'em.

Before I sell this rascal tonight.......I'm gonna carry 'er. Western steel takes such a wicked edge!!

Liking this 15 boy's knife more and more because it's so thin and light. Also noticed this is the first GEC I've had where the label is not hand written by Christine Tucker. End of an era I guess.

I have two of those boys knives and man are they nice. You really have to hold one to know how great they are, you just can’t get it from the pics. I am loving all these GEC knives. I watch the the ebay auctions like a hawk on these and can never get a great deal on one. They bring top dollar all the time. Love em.
Check out this Viper knife I picked up last week on ebay. I was the only one who bid on this and got it at the starting price, I actually feel bad about paying too little for this knife. But that happened to me several times when I first started selling on eBay. This knife is really nice, has beautiful lines and opens so smoothly and locks up tight. The fit and finish is reall top notch. I have admired these in the A.G. Russell catalog for years. Couldn’t pass on this one.

Ivoryman wrote:Liking this 15 boy's knife more and more because it's so thin and light. Also noticed this is the first GEC I've had where the label is not hand written by Christine Tucker. End of an era I guess.

Iman they started doing that on the last run of 71's. Unfortunately that's the way it seems to be from now on. I thought the hand written label was a nice touch. I can't blame them for it though, that's a lot to write for one person.

Moose and Trapper

Canoe,whatever and switch blade ought to take care of business today.