All About Pocket Knives

Those Tony Boses's are nice! love that wharncliffe

I've been looking for a new EDC - and eyeballing the Case's Standard Knife Co. cigar stockman with brown bone. Finally bought one a couple weeks ago and it went right in the pocket. I sure like this one, and they are cheap enough that it won't break the bank if I loose it.

I sure do like equal end knives! May have to see about affording one of those!

Nice! medium Stockman!

CV? or Stainless?

I like!!!!

Just in ! ! ! but almost too purty to go in my pocket with all the nuts, screws, washers, change and other junk. . . may have to get a little belt scabbard.

Any one of these, any day of the week, the Kershaw at bottom is my edc work knife, the Game Warden at top for outdoors fun.

Same old boring Imperial LFP:


And Camillus in RFP:


MAY change up later, but don't bet on it!

Added a larger knife for EDC, #23 at top, sheath is on the way for it. Fits right in with the other two!

IM

Very nice line up IM. How do you like the "lumberjack" blade on that 72?

WellJust Plain Dave ;those Imperial are the handest knives made in my book,here's a copy of my first scout knife (at least my Dad thought it was a scout knife)that I keep in my hunting and fishing jackets.Kamp King

vikingdog - I think the blade on the #72 is too cool, who doesn't like an extra fat LP spear?

IM

I have a Kamp King too, but this one with the real scales is just nicer!

The Kamp King feels clunky compared....

IMBand wrote:vikingdog - I think the blade on the #72 is too cool, who doesn't like an extra fat LP spear?

IM

Not I. I have one like it in primitive bone.

Personally I prefer a flat ground blade.

That blade is so sharpen worn it REALLY is fat!\

The mini clip on the other end gets most of the work from me.

I hereby take back something I said in error.

I do NOT have a Kamp King. What I have instead is a Sabre Ireland Camper's Knife. It is a semi shell handled knife with the shells held on by tabs inside the liners.

It is a BIG CLUNKY attempt at a Scout Knife:


It is 5/8" thick and when closed the can opener stands just over 1/4" proud.

Sabre Ireland. Well that would have fooled me. All the Sabre's I've seen were made in Japan. Ya learn something new every day around here.

too bad lousy picture,but here's a Sabre Ireland,kind of a lower end knife it is in the same cadigory with Imperial Ireland and Jowika Ireland

I like that clamp!

Gino;that micrometer was my Grandpa's patendMay 12 1896,made April 13 1897 by JT Slocomb Co.Providence R.I.USA what quality matches up with a digital micrometer.

Its awesome, I love old tools or just about anything old.

I do have one or two Imperial Ireland besides that Sabre. They seem to walk and talk and get sharp like the USA Imperials.....

The Sabre was CHEAP at a Flea Market....

Well it came today and went straight in my pocket. GEC 73 burnt stag
Thanks Monk ::super happy::

that is a pocketful gino...

Thanks gringo, I wanted one ever since I first saw it.

i gave away the gec i had...i miss it.
it was almost too nice to use.