All About Pocket Knives

GEC 66.

I got this old Sears I bought at a yard sale that has a broken main blade. There's just something about it I like. I will probably try to make the blade into something to carve with.

nice looking knife doug, will make a fine whittler

Did the clip break in that shape or has it been smoothed up a bit? You almost have a Warncliffe blade as it is. I've got an old Case Moose that is a mighty fine knife with a re-profiled blade like that.
Treefarmer

Camillus 72 and a Schrade Walden 294.

Thanx Dave and John the 12ot did most of the work today.i really like that 294

Forced myself to swap out the LFP knife. Trapper by Queen/S&M, lockback by Buck, sleeveboard by R. Klaas.

treefarmer wrote:Did the clip break in that shape or has it been smoothed up a bit? You almost have a Warncliffe blade as it is. I've got an old Case Moose that is a mighty fine knife with a re-profiled blade like that.
Treefarmer

No I smoothed it with a file. I have to tweak it a little bit to my liking. It holds a great edge.
Nothing like giving a broken knife new life

It sure will Richard Thanks!

Montanaman wrote:Great looking knives!

Ken Coats swayback and a Canal Street hunter, both in Paua

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Out of the park again Mman, wow that's great color, beautiful knives, hat, scales, mmmmm. That Coats is sweet.

Back to my 48 today

Ivoryman wrote:

Montanaman wrote:Great looking knives!

Ken Coats swayback and a Canal Street hunter, both in Paua

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Out of the park again Mman, wow that's great color, beautiful knives, hat, scales, mmmmm. That Coats is sweet.

Thanks, much appreciated. I furnished the paua for the swayback, I don't think Ken has made another one like it.

These two today, Loveless design drop point from Beretta and a wharncliffe that ABS J.S. Bruce Barnett, Australia, made for me. Bruce's starburst mosaic damascus, sheoak lace scales.The Beretta is the closest to an original Loveless drop point that I have found, made by Hattori, of course.

Beautiful knives montanaman! I love the damascus on the Swayback.
Here's what I'm carrying to day a new Camillus 23 thanks to Knifeslinger for helping me out.

Great ones Mman,
Doug that looks a lot like a Northwoods Indian River Jack plus the pen blade. Wonder if knives like that gave Derrick Bohn the idea. Cool knife for sure. Looks new too, can't beat that. Tidioute today.

Ivoryman wrote:Great ones Mman,
Doug that looks a lot like a Northwoods Indian River Jack plus the pen blade. Wonder if knives like that gave Derrick Bohn the idea. Cool knife for sure. Looks new too, can't beat that. Tidioute today.

Brand new right out of the box . It's pretty plain to look at but great blade on it.

Tote'n these today.

I'm toting a good 'ol knife today.

Doug it's uncluttered, understated elegance equal end. Like it.
Homer how you liking the Wharnwhittler? Hope so Great bone on the one on top.
Slinger that's some great jigging and bone and patina. Great shots everyone.

These two today.

Iman so far so good even slice a mater with it.

I forgot how much I like using (and CF&CE) the little Klaas sleeveboard, so I had to carry it again today. Stuck a Churchill in my LFP for backup.

Gerber 400 LST is my favorite next to my Case canoe !

2 wives,6 children and a hernia.

Old school Pal, new school GEC.

Wicked carries fellas!!

Can't stop carrying this Kershaw Zing (I need to get another)....reviewing the Faultline, and traded up to a 7 layer VIC SAK (with pliers and pen).

Taking my daughter to the hot springs today, slip this one in my pocket

Johnny Stout Baron, Arne Mason slip
Have a great Friday folks