All About Pocket Knives

Nice variety of knives being shown fellas, I enjoy the pics.

As is typical of me I rotate my carry almost daily, today it is 2 single blade Schatt & Morgan knives.

Liking that clip blade, Greg.

72 & 82

Left one is my current carry. A 1960s (I think) electricians knife. It is temporarily replacing the Remington bullet knife on the right.

Great looking knives guys! Sadly, all i have been carrying is this simple Imperial Ireland Apex sodbuster for the last few days. Seller pics. But in all honestly it a perfect edc. Handle fits my large hand perfectly, feel is great. Blade is razor sharp factory edge. Doesn't look pretty but get's the job done. Now thinking about it, i'm going to go drop that pen in right now.
Willy

Pal Cut Co, somewhere mid twentieth century I think.

Man, I think I'm in good company if I can get this on p 1559.

A favorite Canoe, with 2 springs & it's still slim.

DM11 wrote:72 & 82

I like the looks of that composite handled knife.

Case Trapper

Tidioute 661317 Autumn leaf

A Solingen Boker.

317 &310 in pocket and sheath

ken98k wrote:

DM11 wrote:72 & 82

I like the looks of that composite handled knife.

Thank you Ken98k.


GEC 43 & 66

This 82 was the only slipjoint I carried all week long. Thanks to a rather unique blade combo for a full-sized stockman, I didn't really need any others. Which is good, because it's a big hulkin' pile of steel - heavier than my trusty and well-loved 81 Bull Moose. It was weird having an empty watch pocket, though...

I see this knife getting plenty of carry to the detriment of my 47s, 75s, 301s and 8OTs.

That's a sweet one, Tony.

There is some sweet steel in today's pockets boys!
Willy

Tsar Bomba wrote:This 82 was the only slipjoint I carried all week long. Thanks to a rather unique blade combo for a full-sized stockman, I didn't really need any others. Which is good, because it's a big hulkin' pile of steel - heavier than my trusty and well-loved 81 Bull Moose. It was weird having an empty watch pocket, though...

I see this knife getting plenty of carry to the detriment of my 47s, 75s, 301s and 8OTs.

Sweet knife Tony, love the charm of a wharn instead of sheepfoot and what looks like a drop point instead of a spey. Great bones. But you nailed it on heavy. Maybe a Possem Skinner two blade would be better weight wise. Like the blade combo. Nice one.

Tsar Bomba wrote:This 82 was the only slipjoint I carried all week long. Thanks to a rather unique blade combo for a full-sized stockman, I didn't really need any others. Which is good, because it's a big hulkin' pile of steel - heavier than my trusty and well-loved 81 Bull Moose. It was weird having an empty watch pocket, though...

I see this knife getting plenty of carry to the detriment of my 47s, 75s, 301s and 8OTs.

The 82 is a great knife for sure. One of GEC's best and one of the more unique stockmans around due to the secondary blades.

I soldier on with a Chinese SS knife and my 10 dot Case XX small stockman in the watch pocket.

Steve Warden wrote:Liking that clip blade, Greg.

Thanks Steve, its a regular in my carry rotation and has seen some use.
Carried another from that S&M heritage series yesterday, ebony with a single spear blade in the back pocket along with a saw cut bone Barlow in the watch pocket.

sunknife wrote:

Steve Warden wrote:Liking that clip blade, Greg.

Thanks Steve, its a regular in my carry rotation and has seen some use.
Carried another from that S&M heritage series yesterday, ebony with a single spear blade in the back pocket along with a saw cut bone Barlow in the watch pocket.

You carry some beautiful knives Greg!!

woodwalker wrote:

sunknife wrote:

Steve Warden wrote:Liking that clip blade, Greg.

Thanks Steve, its a regular in my carry rotation and has seen some use.
Carried another from that S&M heritage series yesterday, ebony with a single spear blade in the back pocket along with a saw cut bone Barlow in the watch pocket.

You carry some beautiful knives Greg!!

Thanks man, I appreciate it.

A favorite Canoe, with Amber Carved Stag Bone

Schrade

sunknife wrote:

Steve Warden wrote:Liking that clip blade, Greg.

Thanks Steve, its a regular in my carry rotation and has seen some use.
Carried another from that S&M heritage series yesterday, ebony with a single spear blade in the back pocket along with a saw cut bone Barlow in the watch pocket.

I see another fabulous looking bow there with some snake skin look peeking out. Fine one Sunknife. Gorgeous.