All About Pocket Knives

Tsar Bomba wrote:Beautiful Ulster, Chris, a fistful of knife judging by that #44 next to it.

Thank You TB ... but it's a 22, not a 44 ....

The Ulster is just a run-of-the-mill at 3-3/8ths long ... boned by our orvet

Frogs need smiles too

Camillus 72 today.

My work Boker had a small fall and the shield popped off.
I rather made a mess of putting it back on with superglue but what the heck it's a work knife.

Pair of Cases today

Carried an old Camillus jackknife today, still with me as I celebrate my Scottish ancestors this evening. OH

Not taking anything away from the toothpick, this Barlow leaves me thinking it is built to work & to last. Long after I'm gone some seller will say "bone handles are almost smooth but blades have great snap & no wobble."

Some speckled bone today. Mmmmmnnnn.

Tsar Bomba,

A Gerber Classic? What's the spring like on it?

geocash wrote:A Gerber Classic? What's the spring like on it?

Action's smooth, but next to no closing snap. Very much like another Gerber I carry from time to time:
The Classic takes a good edge and is exceedingly slim in pocket, however, so it has its upsides.

For the last week or 2.
Case Texas jack, CRKT m-16, and a Case G-10 trapper.

This is a Tiny Toothpick recently gifted to me by our good friend Gary Kennedy. I'd never thought I'd buy this pattern but much to my surprise I'm quite smitten. Nor have I had a single knife always in my pocket. But with Tiny I've resolved to carry it every day and make it a true Pocket-worn knife.

Oooh, what a beauty! That’s one of the prettiest little knives I’ve seen!

Benchmade to work and stag when I get home

S2K wrote:This is a Tiny Toothpick recently gifted to me by our good friend Gary Kennedy. I'd never thought I'd buy this pattern but much to my surprise I'm quite smitten. Nor have I had a single knife always in my pocket. But with Tiny I've resolved to carry it every day and make it a true Pocket-worn knife.

S2K,

A Tiny Toothpick hides in your pocket so it's always there. And I always find one useful, even though I usually tote something bigger, too.

Love the CASE barlow GEO!!!!

Past couple days I've carried this ANZA Cherokee (made and stamped for Cherokee in North Carolina).

zoogirl wrote:Oooh, what a beauty! That’s one of the prettiest little knives I’ve seen!

I completely agree! It was issued by case as part of a multi-pattern set in a display. Full sets are available online for about $800 or so.

Fully agree geocash. The Toothpick is in fact quite interesting. I think the curved backspring requires some skill to do properly. And the blade is usefully long in such a compact package.

S2K, Wonderful color. I'm thinking the covers are Kirinite is that right?