All About Pocket Knives

jmh58 wrote:All GREAT carrys yinz are totin!!

Hey geo.. That is a real fine carry!!
John

Thanks, John. I appreciate that!

Tsar Bomba wrote:More of Dr. Lansky's fine work in my pocket. It arrived today and joined the TC and Benchmade immediately. Talk about an *improved* muskrat!

T - glad the newest "rat" is getting some use !

I just finished this one up last night - like the black/grey vibe (kinda reminds me of the old school Oakland Raiders colors) ...

That's a nice black rat! The mod is super useful, I don't know why nobody thought of putting a Wharnie on the 47 frame before...

Toted the mystery Russell Barlow (I think it's just a normal straight-line that was rehandled and buffed to oblivion at some point) along with Mac, my go-to 75 stockman. The Benchmade was clipped to the RFP but I imagine it's getting boring for forum regulars so I didn't snap a pic.

These two today.

These two have been with the last two days in the rain and snow,

Bob Crowder Outfitter in a Paul Long sheath

I'm sure you noticed that Montanaman just posted a folder, a fixed-blade & a sheath that are all awesome. The stag on the fixed-blade may even be just a little more than awesome. But, I was just going to post these two & I thought, heck, I might as well do it anyway.
I'm just guessing the Canoe was made in the 1980s & one feature it has that's a little uncommon, to me, is a halfstop on the master.

Just a couple of Camillus today, an old favorite 179 and a new favorite Remington baby bullet with a watch pocket lanyard.

Mighty fine pocket cutlery on this page.

Along with the ever present SAK Spartan and Spyderco Military is this CASE Back Pocket in CV.

Rolling out this old Crucible scout knife to pair with my 2018 AAPK #14.

Incredible Crucible bones Bomba. AAPK pretty sweet too. Made me want to carry some old pretty bones today too. Thanks.

Great bones and matching shields gentlemen. Great looking knives.

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I think the Voos has some pretty sweet bone!

I agree.

Schratcliff and a Rope knife

I believe this Boker dates from about 1953 to 1975.

geocash, those are some very fine looking vintage Bokers.

J1890 wrote:I think the Voos has some pretty sweet bone!
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Sweet indeed, good looking bones and good to see them J1890. Niiiiiiiiiiiiice.

Tony, I love the look of that Scout, & Ivoryman, I like the one you posted right below it, too. (There are lot of knives, well, really most knives, that I can't identify but the good thing about that is I don't immediately type it into the vendor search field & you know what happens then.)
J1890, that Voos bone is sweet, really sweet. I'd be afraid it might give me diabetes.
Quick Steel, thanks. I showed the best side of the Boker USA Barlow & if you can magnify it you may see pitting in the bolster, partially hidden by a shadow. I did a lot of polishing on the bolsters but the blades were full & in pretty good condition. This might be a good argument for nickel-silver bolsters rather than steel.

Great looking bones on this page. No bone for me today. Toting one of my favorites. Case Loomfixer.

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Very nice

72 & 804

Fabulous bones DM, love the color. And the patina and age. Very cool looking elderly statesmen like.