All About Pocket Knives

pocketed something old today, Camillus bone e/o jack along with the osage moose.

sunknife wrote:pocketed something old today, Camillus bone e/o jack along with the osage moose.

I like my Camillus but I like your Camillus better:

Great looking knives guys.

In addition to the ever present Spyderco Military and SAK Spartan, I’m toting this Canal Street Chestnut stockman.

Barlow & Bull

geocash wrote:

sunknife wrote:pocketed something old today, Camillus bone e/o jack along with the osage moose.

I like my Camillus but I like your Camillus better:

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Thanks geocash, you have a bunch of killer knives yourself.

Colonel26 wrote:Great looking knives guys.

In addition to the ever present Spyderco Military and SAK Spartan, I’m toting this Canal Street Chestnut stockman.

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Thats a very good looking stockman Colonel, the chestnut has a nice glow.

sunknife wrote:

geocash wrote:

sunknife wrote:pocketed something old today, Camillus bone e/o jack along with the osage moose.

I like my Camillus but I like your Camillus better:

EDC97.jpg

Thanks geocash, you have a bunch of killer knives yourself.

Colonel26 wrote:Great looking knives guys.

In addition to the ever present Spyderco Military and SAK Spartan, I’m toting this Canal Street Chestnut stockman.

43A313B7-DB00-438C-B909-DF7281D1A476.jpeg

Thats a very good looking stockman Colonel, the chestnut has a nice glow.

Thank you. The back story is that the wood cane from an old barn in Logan Co. Kentucky, right down the road from me. It was a tobacco barn so there’s no telling the minerals and such that the wood was exposed to for those 100 or so years. The grain does show some interesting colors when the light hits it just right.

Too often on this thread I'm staring at some beauties and don't know the brand, pattern or scale material.
How about at least "Camillus, canoe, delrin" , "Case, senator, bone", and anything extra so that knumb knuts like me knows what I'm looking at.

Edgewise wrote:Too often on this thread I'm staring at some beauties and don't know the brand, pattern or scale material.
How about at least "Camillus, canoe, delrin" , "Case, senator, bone", and anything extra so that knumb knuts like me knows what I'm looking at.

That's a request I've made before in this and other "Show us your ______" threads with little luck at getting the info tagged along in the post with the knife. Best thing to do, if there's a particular knife you're liking and admiring, is make a post such as, "Hey Edgewise. Sweet looking knife there. Tell me a little more about it." Folks will appreciate the compliment and interest and more often than not tell you everything you want to know about the knife.

Edgewise
I hear you. Steve's right, but I would like to know more about what I see, too, without showing my ignorance all the time.

Got yourself a couple of beautiful knives there, geo.
And I appreciate the info under the photo

Thanks, Steve. Maybe I'll remember.

Rough Rider, bone, Canoe.

Steve Warden wrote:Got yourself a couple of beautiful knives there, geo.
And I appreciate the info under the photo

OK, I get the picture! And no problem, I'm happy to flaunt my ignorance.

Been carrying this GEC Calf Pen knife for a while....trying to complete a thorough review.

Buffalo and Mudbug

FFF, would love to see your review
GEC Tidioute 661317 amber jigged bone Stockman/Calf Roper

Mixing 'em up daily as is the norm for me, here's a twofer.
Friday carry was the LT Wright stag Frontier First fixed blade along with a GEC Churchill cougar clawed bone jack.
Today was a Maserin olive wood handled Hunter model along with a Schatt & Morgan elk antler handled #69.

Really liking that Churchill, Greg

Thanks Steve. The Churchill is hard to leave outta the pocket, if I could only have one edc folder I believe a Churchill might be the one.

Don't have a Churchill but they always strike me as a practical knife. And good looking.

Ivoryman wrote:FFF, would love to see your review
GEC Tidioute 661317 amber jigged bone Stockman/Calf Roper

Good choice Iman. I bought more than a few 66's from the last run.

Canoe & a little toothpick

geocash wrote:Edgewise
I hear you. Steve's right, but I would like to know more about what I see, too, without showing my ignorance all the time.

Which of the Barlow and toothpick are you carrying right now and which one is your fav edc?

doglegg wrote:Don't have a Churchill but they always strike me as a practical knife. And good looking.

Ditto. It's like the sum of all pocket knives in one knife, if you know what I mean.
And yet still not a common pattern.

Spending the day with a Real estate agent looking at year round camps pocket a 5318 and LCR for the tour