All About Pocket Knives

geocash wrote:Ivoryman, the little Case Toothpick is 2016.

This Canoe has been rehandled. I thank Muskrat Man for that.

Boy, I screwed that up. Ivoryman, the little Case Toothpick with stag from yesterday was made in 2008, not 2016. The one with red bone today was made in 2015, not 2016, & is CV instead of SS. The model of the Henckels Canoe that Muskrat Man rehandled in bone is #HK-12-9. Sorry. I can't think of a good excuse.

This RR is a bit heavy; don't carry it often. But it is kind of fun to use the super wide blade.

Still this as my main knife for the foreseeable future.

Whittler today.

These 2 yesterday & today.
A.G. Russell rucarta handled sowbelly & a stag handled Rough Rider whittler.

DM11 wrote:Whittler today.

love the bone on that one David

Eat your hearts out.

Thanks geocash, very attractive knife. As are ALL the knives on the page men, fabulous show, Homer that has history and charm written all over it. Relic status. Bomba, DM11, love those babies, Sunknife dig the swell center. Honored to merely add to the parade.

bighomer wrote:Eat your hearts out.

Good to see you posting again big homer.

my market find, ulster dogleg bone jack.

I reckon Camillus made the Barlow somtime & Queen made the Toothpick around '84 or '85, maybe

Robeson in smooth burgundy bone (on Queen's #69 frame) and a Case doc.

Threw an old Camco Barlow in the mix today.

I reckon these have done the job for someone through the years, they ought to do the job today.

Kutmaster and Robeson

Tsar, the burgundy bone looks deep and rich.

Almost make me wish I had a twist of Rough Country to cut a chaw off of.

Tony_Wood wrote:I reckon these have done the job for someone through the years, they ought to do the job today.

Kutmaster and Robeson

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Very nice pair of oldies Tony. Is that Robeson a 2 blade pen?

I went with what is likely my most often carried knife today, paired it with a small RR orange bone stockman.

Tony_Wood wrote:I reckon these have done the job for someone through the years, they ought to do the job today.

Kutmaster and Robeson

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Very nice TW!!

Leak and a Teardrop for today

72 & Mudbug

Both of these were made around 2007 to 2018. Looks like this Barlow has thicker blades than the single-blade version.

geocash wrote:Both of these were made around 2007 to 2018.
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Looks like this Barlow has thicker blades than the single-blade version.
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I'll try to correct myself, again. The Barlow & Toothpick both have the DFC stamp so they would not be older than 2012.

Tony Wood wrote:
Kutmaster and Robeson

Can't quit looking at those bones, so much going on in there. Excellent pair. Oh maaaaaaaaaaaaan.

Eureka Jack, from Gunstock Jack, one of the top ten faves of all time. '13, Spear and coping, Molasses bone with some funky jigging. Tidioute.