All About Pocket Knives

A quick sharpen, some Quick Release and a wipe of Formby's and this little beauty is in my pocket. Thanks bkazz5!

Thank you Tsar Bomba. What matters most to me are the last 3 letters on the tang.
U.S.A.

philco wrote:Classy knife I-man.

Gdogg what's that rifle in your photo ?

You have good taste Philco, thanks a bunch. And have to tell you I'm carrying it and loving it and have been testing a few blades out on every day chores to see how they perform against each other. Reviews to come. But that Camillus Sword Brand is stellar, better than a lot of knives I've paid twice as much for, excellent balance, stout, solid, good blade length, the blade is thin and takes a wicked edge and easily cuts everything I throw at it. And if that wasn't good enough, beautiful bones. Better than expected. 1940s were @#$%! good knife years. I have a few from in there and they all rock. Thanks again.

Here is one I recently found and have been carrying a lot, 1958-1960 Queen Steel Slim Trapper, 440C blade, Delrin handle, (nice jig though). Sharp as a tack and snappy as ever, I carry it in a belt sheath. Surprisingly this showed up at a local thrift store and I got it fer CHEAP, (love it when that happens!).

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Today my secondary carry knife is this SOG.

A little moo goo gai pan would go good on a cold winters day.

Knice carries fellas!!

Not my favorite EDC, by any means.
Simply one of many that I carry on occasion.

Carrying it today.
Anyone recognize this one, or have one?

Artesian Cutlery Waistline in the rrp.. As it is most days that I don't have a belt knife instead!!! John

I bought this Al Mar as a collectible but have found it such a pleasure to use that it instantly became a favorite EDC. However, some will find it a bit too heavy for frequent carry.

These two today.

David, you're carrying some real knives today!
Treefarmer

Camillus for today

Baykeeper wrote:Here is one I recently found and have been carrying a lot, 1958-1960 Queen Steel Slim Trapper, 440C blade, Delrin handle, (nice jig though). Sharp as a tack and snappy as ever, I carry it in a belt sheath. Surprisingly this showed up at a local thrift store and I got it fer CHEAP, (love it when that happens!).

Bay keeper that's a fine old queen!!

treefarmer wrote:David, you're carrying some real knives today!
Treefarmer

Thank you treefarmer.

Decided to go with this GEC stag today

Carrying my gentlemens Bowie from ABS Master Smith, and my friend, Russ Andrews.

Very beautiful. The copper trim on the ferrule is a fine touch as is the hamon.

Quick Steel wrote:Very beautiful. The copper trim on the ferrule is a fine touch as is the hamon.

Thank you, the spacers are titanium, anodized. Russ prefers to use a ferrule instead of spacers, but he made it this way for me. W2 core.

Kris.. You do own, show, use some beautiful knives!!!

Gino.. Nice stag on thatun!!!

T.. Is that an 18 in that pile?? Oil sucker rod wood?? John

jmh58 wrote:Kris.. You do own, show, use some beautiful knives!!!

Thank you, much appreciated. I keep this one sharp by stropping on CBN on bridle leather, nasty sharp.

Couple pics for those with interest,

Montanaman wrote:

jmh58 wrote:Kris.. You do own, show, use some beautiful knives!!!

Thank you, much appreciated. I keep this one sharp by stropping on CBN on bridle leather, nasty sharp.

Couple pics for those with interest,

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Very, very, nice!!!

I went with this one today.