All About Pocket Knives

I do believe the saying.. "There aint a dog in the Bunch" applies to all here!!! Fantastic one and all yinz are posting!!

Chris.. That Queen is King!!! John

Tsar Bomba wrote:

Montanaman wrote:Chilly start at 38F, had to stoke both fires, this Boker is with me this morning

Is that the first factory knife you've toted since being on AAPK? That's a fine-looking Boker, I can see why it fits with your tastes.

Thanks,I have a few Bokers and a Cripple Creek, not many though. Really impressed with the quality of the knives for sale in the AAPK store.

Two Bokers today, stag and flamed Chestnut

Sweet antlers on the Boker Mman, is that factory or aftermarket?

Ivoryman wrote:Sweet antlers on the Boker Mman, is that factory or aftermarket?

Thanks, factory stag, nice on both sides and thin. It is a very well made knife, double row teeth on the saw.

Hi, All;
This knife, has become my FAV EDC. Since most of my time now, at 87, is spent at home, this relatively inexpensive Razor knife, has become my most used knife. this extremely versatile knife, holds replaceable blades, locks open, clips onto your belt, or holds a note, and preforms almost any kind of cut needed. It's sure hard to find a more versatile, or efficient knife at any price. My 2¢ worth on the matter at the present time.

Sut Tatersaul

I was in Fayetteville on business for a couple of days so I decided to fish one of the lakes on Fort Bragg early this morning. Water was pretty low and too warm for any action but I did carry and use two Buck Knives. OH
Good to see you Sut, sure can’t argue with your reasoning.

2 old ones today.
a red ideal usa, peanut
and a hibbard spencer bartlet, scout knife

Buffalo Jack

There are some very nice knives on this page.

I carried this nice four blade Robeson congress today. 3 1/2" closed.

Tote'n this old ragged shrinky dinky handled jr cattle knife that I saved from the rust bucket..

Sut Tatersaul wrote:Hi, All;
This knife, has become my FAV EDC. Since most of my time now, at 87, is spent at home, this relatively inexpensive Razor knife, has become my most used knife. this extremely versatile knife, holds replaceable blades, locks open, clips onto your belt, or holds a note, and preforms almost any kind of cut needed. It's sure hard to find a more versatile, or efficient knife at any price. My 2¢ worth on the matter at the present time.

Sut Tatersaul

Amen Sut, I've got one just like it.

Ancient Barlow .... the genuine article .... not one of the modern reproductions.
Derek

doglegg wrote:

Sut Tatersaul wrote:Hi, All;
This knife, has become my FAV EDC. Since most of my time now, at 87, is spent at home, this relatively inexpensive Razor knife, has become my most used knife. this extremely versatile knife, holds replaceable blades, locks open, clips onto your belt, or holds a note, and preforms almost any kind of cut needed. It's sure hard to find a more versatile, or efficient knife at any price. My 2¢ worth on the matter at the present time.

Sut Tatersaul

Amen Sut, I've got one just like it.

It's a great idea and I've been waffling about getting one for several years. Bout time to get off the pot and bring one home.

I carried this for quite a while. Always sharp but sometimes a mite too sharp for what I had to do.

Back to some STAG

I spend Friday's with my daughter, soon to be daughters! These two are with me today,

Gentlemens Bowie from my friend and ABS Master Smith, Russ Andrews. W2 core with Russ's tight, chatoyant ladder pattern, damascus Sam Browne stud; Wharncliffe trapper from Mike Zscherny with Doug Ponzio damascus. Doug puts a ton of work into his damascus, check him out on IG.
Hope everyone has a great weekend!

The Damascus on the trapper is amazing.

FRJ wrote:There are some very nice knives on this page.

I carried this nice four blade Robeson congress today. 3 1/2" closed.

Sweet bones, cool old knife.
Homer great pic on the last page, you too Brumbly.
Mman the trapper's beautiful, what's the back side look like? Cool Damascus too, never seen that pattern, the sheen looks different, great Damascus.
Royal, love the Orvet, great bones.
Great shots all. Deflowering a queen today sort of. Enjoy before it's too late.

Dale always does outstanding work as evidenced in that Ulster.
Two beautiful ones Montanaman. That trapper is unbelievable. Gorgeous Damascus. And how soon on the daughters? Got to be there when both my boys were born and apart from coming to know the Lord that is the most amazing experience in my life. Happy for you and your sweet wife.

You seem a little blue today Ivoryman. Enjoy making friends.

Been happy with this ol' gal in my pocket this morning: Treefarmer

Philip, is she the Queen for the day?

She’s a beauty IM
Back to my Viper today

Ivoryman wrote:

FRJ wrote:There are some very nice knives on this page.

I carried this nice four blade Robeson congress today. 3 1/2" closed.

Sweet bones, cool old knife.
Homer great pic on the last page, you too Brumbly.
Mman the trapper's beautiful, what's the back side look like? Cool Damascus too, never seen that pattern, the sheen looks different, great Damascus.
Royal, love the Orvet, great bones.
Great shots all. Deflowering a queen today sort of. Enjoy before it's too late.

Ivoryman:That's a beautiful picture and knife! I'd love to own one like that.
Carrying the Camillus 23 today.

The most used of my FAV EDC is the knife that I carry in the house, and on the rural one acre of land that we live on. My wife, and I only go to town, once a week to have breakfast with a group of friends, then to the grocery & pharmacy, for supplies, and then back home. The only exception to that habit, is to attend Doctor's appointments. I find myself using this sturdy, all metal, and versatile knife most of the time. It uses , and holds spare replaceable blades, belt clip/note holder, and a lock open, feature. For the price this folding knife, is hard to beat.
Sut Tatersaul download/file.php?mode=view&id=357015

That is a very nice looking folder you have there, treefarmer.

Sut Tatersaul, that looks like a convenient and sharp tool.