All About Pocket Knives

Here's one I just picked up recently. I had one already, but I wanted to carry it. So here's the replacement for its spot in the collection. #53 furtaker in jigged wenge wood.

Heres yesterdays GEC pick ups!

Nice haul,Bill___outstanding chunk of stag on that Moose !!!!!_________ I EDC,one of the Ivory Bone Eurekas & really like the blade combo*** especially the "coping blade"" _______________congrats on some nice finds !!!__Monk

Very nice looking stag on those two! nice looking eureka as well, the bone compliments that pattern quite nicely.

Thanks guys!

Yall got some fine knives I picked up another 42 ,needed one for edc

Nice 42 Robert, good looking stag.

I agree !!!!! ____That's some outstanding stag on that one !!!!___Congrats !!!!

This one I picked up last week, I was lucky to get it, had a little help... #73 scout in cocobolo wood. She's something else...

Sweet #42 Robert! Did you go to the Lexington show this past weekend? Fantastic grain pattern on the #73 Ryan! The best Cocobolo handles I've seen, IMO...

Thanks caddy man, I appreciate it! she's definitely a beaut!
Glad to have been able to get it.

That Cocobolo is______WOW !!!!!!!_______________AWESOME !!!!! ___________congrats,Ryan on that beauty !!!!

Thanks monk! the back-side is something else as well! they sure did a good job of pairing the sides up. awesome!

Thanks guys

Ryan that is a nice one

caddyman I didn't get a chance to go to this years,it is a nice show from what I seen last year,planning on being there at the next one April 2014

When I saw it for the first time I fell in love (which I do much to often these days....) - the Northwoods Burnside Jack!
After missing the UPS guy twice I was able to lay my hands on it today. Usually I am not much into sabreground blades but this one appealed to me at once due to it´s rugged looks.

Capt. Farrel wrote:When I saw it for the first time I fell in love (which I do much to often these days....) - the Northwoods Burnside Jack!
After missing the UPS guy twice I was able to lay my hands on it today. Usually I am not much into sabreground blades but this one appealed to me at once due to it´s rugged looks.

That's a good looking knife you got there, congrats!

""New Release"" Wharncliff--Cocobolo Wood,#72 Lockback

Good looking wharnie you got there. Beautiful grains on that cocobolo wood.

Wood-Guy wrote:

Capt. Farrel wrote:When I saw it for the first time I fell in love (which I do much to often these days....) - the Northwoods Burnside Jack!
After missing the UPS guy twice I was able to lay my hands on it today. Usually I am not much into sabreground blades but this one appealed to me at once due to it´s rugged looks.

That's a good looking knife you got there, congrats!

Thank you Ryan! It didn´t come cheap but I had to have it. The stag is even more gnarly on the other side.

Am I addicted? No, I can stop anytime....

Ben Hogan "Fools Gold" (I love this term.... )



The Templar knife. This seems to be one of GEC´s step children but it grew on me.



...and one of the greatest ever: The TC Barlow!



Now I NEED the spear point bladed version of it, but try as I might I wasn´t able to find one for sale.....

Quite the variety, congrats.

Yes, so many pattern and handle materials and so less money! Thank you Ryan!

No doubt about the money. that's why I just stick to wood.

Found these two Jacks and a Furtaker Trapper, from the 2010 runs, __ Yellow Rose & Pumpkin Patch ___ like the size & colors___ some XXtra thick stag on the Furtaker**

Quite a nice variety from the 2010 runs Monk. it's hard to beat some of the older stuff...