All About Pocket Knives

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Still giving the Rough Rider a trial, so far so good, holding up real good. This is the second month of carrying it. Terry

This is my"work" knife I carry when I'm dressed up. Pretty nice for a 70 year old knife if you ask me, I'd have to pay a good amount to get something new with this quality.

A Craftsman which received the Orvet touch.

Kingston73 wrote:This is my"work" knife I carry when I'm dressed up. Pretty nice for a 70 year old knife if you ask me, I'd have to pay a good amount to get something new with this quality.
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Fabulous bones on that Kingston, delicious caramels. Mmmmmmnnnnnnnnnnnn. Sweet knife all around. Love that era.

geocash wrote:Just 'cause

You're the first person I've seen carrying one of the mid. '90s black bone handled Camillus 72s. That particular edition just doesn't show up very often. Scarce knife.

These two today.

terryl308 wrote:Still giving the Rough Rider a trial, so far so good, holding up real good. This is the second month of carrying it. Terry

I've been considering one of those.

jerryd6818 wrote:

geocash wrote:Just 'cause

You're the first person I've seen carrying one of the mid. '90s black bone handled Camillus 72s. That particular edition just doesn't show up very often. Scarce knife.

Jerry,

I just didn't know any better when I got it. I kept seeing & reading here, on AAPK, about the 72 & its clones & started looking. I thought if I was going to get just one then I wanted bone & I sent one back because it wasn't bone, as advertised. Then I bought this one, significantly cheaper, before I realized what is out there & what I'd lucked up on.

(Kingston73,
I suppose I'd have to pay a good amount to get something that old with that quality, too. If I could find one. I hope you show a few more shots of it.)

(And QS, it's knives like that that appeal to my Barlow tastes.)

GEC Calf Pen

DM11 wrote:These two today.

I love the dark mellow ironwood covers on that 66 David.

I carried the two below yesterday. Leaving the house soon and need to select todays combo.

WOW!! Seems yinz are all on a roll!! Some really FINE sharpness yinz are toting!!
Greg.. Nice lineup!! Cant go wrong with an L.T. !!
John

geocash wrote:

jerryd6818 wrote:

geocash wrote:Just 'cause

You're the first person I've seen carrying one of the mid. '90s black bone handled Camillus 72s. That particular edition just doesn't show up very often. Scarce knife.

Jerry,

I just didn't know any better when I got it. I kept seeing & reading here, on AAPK, about the 72 & its clones & started looking. I thought if I was going to get just one then I wanted bone & I sent one back because it wasn't bone, as advertised. Then I bought this one, significantly cheaper, before I realized what is out there & what I'd lucked up on.

Well congratulations. It's definitely a winner!!!

sunknife wrote:

DM11 wrote:These two today.

I love the dark mellow ironwood covers on that 66 David.

I carried the two below yesterday. Leaving the house soon and need to select todays combo.

Tell me about the fixed blade Greg. Looks wicked awesome!

TripleF wrote:

sunknife wrote:

DM11 wrote:Looks wicked awesome!

You sure you ain't paht New Englandah?
Maybe some Boston Blue Blood?

Steve Warden wrote:

TripleF wrote:

sunknife wrote:

You sure you ain't paht New Englandah?
Maybe some Boston Blue Blood?

No suh! From Rochestuh, NY.....LOL

Nice!

Been out in the cold rain moving some trailers around so they can deliver our new propane tank Saturday. You’d think I’d have the good sense to have done it a few days ago when it was warm and dry, oh well.

I’ve been toting this little ol toenail in my “overhauls” pocket. Same model as me, 1976. I fear it might have held up better than me.

Knice TOE Wade!!

Just discovered this wharnclifffe money clip CRKT KISS PECK....oh you know I love it!!

Today I have my Craftsman. I really like the Stockman. I picked it up last month at the swap meet $5

These two today.

sunknife wrote:

DM11 wrote:These two today.

I love the dark mellow ironwood covers on that 66 David.

Thank you.


Calf Roper and a 38 Special.

TripleF wrote:

sunknife wrote:

DM11 wrote:These two today.[/quote

Tell me about the fixed blade Greg. Looks wicked awesome!

It is wicked awesome IMHO Scott. Its a LT Wright Frontier First model, 5.5" OAL with a flat grind blade of A2 tool steel. I've been taking it along on my hunts this year, I only wish I could collect the venison to put it to the test.