All About Pocket Knives

Schrade USA (ST-1 and 34OT) and Remington (Camillus) lightweight lockback.

Both of these knives, obtained in early January, are cleaning themselves up from regular carry and use. OH

Chris & Old Hunter, that's a couple of real nice pairs.

Comfortably traditional geocashe. Both very clean as well.

Well.. Since its been raining for a while and is supposed to continue.. I think this is an appropriate carry today!!
John

Both patriotic and also tongue in cheek. Knice knife.

Thank You Floyd..

Hey geo.. Tell me more about that Barlow.. That is a fine one!!
John

Y’all are packing some real winners. I carried a CASE Bonestag canoe yesterday. Today this litttle ol Camillus 78 is riding along. These Camillus Sword Brands with the Indian Stag are some of my favorite Camillus knives. Especially the 78 and 89.

Calf Roper & Mudbug

These three for about a week now.

Montanaman wrote:Out in a snowstorm getting the sows in the barn before a week of dropping temps, drop point by Bob Loveless helping out.

Lignum Vitae handles
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Well.. Since its been raining for a while and is supposed to continue.. I think this is an appropriate carry today!!
John

I can get behind that knife, nice selection John.

DM11 wrote:Calf Roper & Mudbug

There it is again, pics of your IW calf roper are what inspired me to get one myself David. Carried my newly acquired 66 today as well.

Thank You Greg...
John

Thank you Greg. That's a fine pair you have today!

GEC Calf Pen

doglegg wrote:Comfortably traditional geocashe. Both very clean as well.

Thanks, doglegg. The Camillus is virtually new & whoever has had the Cattaraugus took pretty good care of it.

jmh58 wrote:Thank You Floyd..

Hey geo.. Tell me more about that Barlow.. That is a fine one!!
John

John,

Thanks. I hope you can read the Cattaraugus stamp. I got inspired after reading about Cattaraugus on AAPK & decided to see for myself & being somewhat fond of Barlows this is what I came up with. And I'm glad I did. Whoever has had it before me has taken pretty good care of it. The springs are strong & blades are tight. If you know more than that about it then you know more than me & I'd like to hear it.

My story on the Camillus is similar. I kept reading on here about the #72 & all its clones. It took me a while to find bone but I think I really lucked up on this one.

Hey geo.. I don't have any thing to add.. Just I like that BARLOW!!! Nice Score!!
John

TripleF wrote:GEC Calf Pen

Great shot of that pile of fruit, love the red grapes and they turn my blades blue. Taste great, less filling.
At the crossroads of the creatures who passed by and left tracks.

Iman.. Neat shot!! Plethora of prints!!
John

Snow not only covers but also reveals. No hint of that much activity on grass but on snow we get the whole story. Great shot Iman.

Calf Roper and Possum

Tear drop and a Leak for today