All About Pocket Knives

Chris, geocash, QS some good looking pocket fillers there. Oh those bones.

Carrying this 6375 today. It was originally blue delrin, but I had it rehandled in blue bone.

Chestnut Bone CV Stockman

DM11 wrote:Cattle knife and a Bull Buster

Gorgeous cow knife. The bone is very... Schrade-y, I suppose.

Ivoryman wrote:Bomba, thanks, and cool AAPK Churchill. Great bones.

Thanks, I agree it's a cool and useful little knife. I think we got soooo lucky that GEC's #35 dovetailed with our forum knife order and I love this rust red almost as much as any bone GEC has done, with few exceptions (and most of them decidedly non-bovine).

royal0014 wrote:

The bones on that Catt are amazing. Do you know the approximate age of the knife?

Ratcliffe and Barlow in the pockets. Boker clipped to the RFP.

313 Mike wrote:Carrying this 6375 today. It was originally blue delrin, but I had it rehandled in blue bone.

It looks great in bone Mike.

Tsar Bomba wrote:The bones on that Catt are amazing. Do you know the approximate age of the knife?

Thank you. Actually, I've never took the time to research it ...
It is a rehandled knife. My photog skills never do it justice.

Thank you Greg and Tony.

Couple of Cases today.

This week these Schrades and Spydico helped me make ends meet

Every time I review the previous page I have to pause and admire each of those and that they are carry knives! They would probably be in my safe.

So many wonderful knives, and I throw in a little stray!
This was dumped with a bunch of junk by my son’s ex roommate. It’s a Henckel and it’s engraved on the back ‘C&S Installations 1989’.

I like it because the blade is big enough to do quite a lot. The whole knife is very thin, but thanks to being all metal, very sturdy. Thin is good because this is my everyday jeans knife. It hides away very nicely!

Got this German Scout knife strapped on....

Ann that little knife looks very practical for your situation. Scott I am looking forward to your opinion of that Linder.

Today it is a 1973 Case 6232 Jack that was mint when I got it,Starting to get a nice patina.

sgilliatt & doglegg, thanks.

TripleF wrote:Got this German Scout knife strapped on....

That's different, I've never seen the saw-back version before.

Scott, As doglegg said, you have a highly practical looking knife, especially of the saw teeth are effective. I've always like that style of German
lower guard.

ken98k wrote:

TripleF wrote:Got this German Scout knife strapped on....

That's different, I've never seen the saw-back version before.

Closer view...

Some Cyclops Iron works Stainless steel at the moment.

Ivoryman wrote:Some Cyclops Iron works Stainless steel at the moment.

I like that Wharnie Iman and did you carve the bead?

Just one knife for today, mostly for showin' off.

Tsar Bomba wrote:Just one knife for today, mostly for showin' off.

Man that's a good looking one BOMBA!!

One for me as well. Little damage on the mark side but a good cutter with full blades.