All About Pocket Knives

Couple GEC's today.

2 very different takes on the concept of bone stag...

Hi ho, hi ho, it's home from work we go. Me and Sword Brand, carried, used, satisfied.

Great shot of a really good-looking knife, Ivoryman.

Saturday, morning at least

Kool pic of some fine knives there geocash!!! John

Big Blue today. May just be the most beautiful chunk of bone in the stable.

Enjoying my Model 20 from AKI member, Tom Overeynder. CPM D2 hardened to 61, Sambar stag and 18k gold pins and shield.

S2K wrote:Big Blue today. May just be the most beautiful chunk of bone in the stable.

I agree

geocash, S2k, Mman, beauties all around. Love blue camel S2k. And Northwoods. Nice one.

S2K that blue camel bone is a knockout.

SW and a GEC

I've been carrying this Benchmade every day since I bought it new in the mid-late 1990's.
It has never let me down. The clip fell off, but I like it better without it.

Great looking knives guys

Same as usual here
Did pick up a new edc side arm though

I carried these two case knives today, plus my Lloyd as usual.

Carried the gunstockman on a rare one-knife day. Despite that, I still didn't manage to get a good pic (the ones I took were woefully out of focus when I finally had time to post here). Here's one from earlier in the year.

Eureka

Thanks for the nod guys. Beautiful day of pictures today.

Kris, the 20 is outstanding. The USS book piques my interest. Can you tell us about it? Was it a PR piece, internal document, or....?

N_W_NY, that Benchmade of yours is remarkable. A modern version of an old slippie rich with patina

I don't usually carry three knives but it's deer season here so...……

Beautiful group Philco, love those Canal St. covers. Looks like some sweet bone stag. Only a wise old buck will have stag that might outclass your rich colors. Mmmmmmmmnnnnnnnnnnnnn.

philco wrote:I don't usually carry three knives but it's deer season here so...……

Those look really good together! Great carry.

S2K wrote:
Kris, the 20 is outstanding. The USS book piques my interest. Can you tell us about it?

Thank you, the book was written by J.M. Camp and C.B. Francis and published by Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp. copyright 1940, this particular book is an older fifth edition, third impression. I think it is still available in an 11 edition. It is a wealth of information, albeit some outdated.

The pants I'm wearing to keep warm have pockets that won't hold anything sitting down.
So the stuff sitting on the desk will have to do.
Among them are a CAMCO little Jack and a few fixed blades.

For the morning, at least...