All About Pocket Knives

Last 2 days. The camera on my Kindle Fire is garbage compared to the one on my phone...

Wood on Wednesday. How about that?
I believe the Boker is Rosewood & it was made around 1978 to 1984.
The S&M was made around 2012 to 2018.

geocash wrote:Wood on Wednesday. How about that?
I believe the Boker is Rosewood & it was made around 1978 to 1984.
The S&M was made around 2012 to 2018.


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I like the wood on both of those.

Thanks, doglegg.

The last few days I've been messing with the few modern style knives that I still have. They are kind of fun to play with but I don't think they are quite as useful or appealing as a regular old style pocket knife.

stockman wrote:Old D-E found at flea market Sat. will be one I carry. East to sharpen. HOK

Harold

That sure is a nice old HOK!

Added the Backpocket to my usual edc.

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:That's quite a knife Kris.

Ivoryman wrote:
Sweet bones on that TJ MMan,

Thanks fellas, IM the bone is Remington bone, people have argued that(imagine that), so Tony tends to call it "old bone".

These two today, old Coon and an integral from Salem Straub in a Paul Long sheath with shark inlay.

Kinda hate for these to be on the same page as Kris's knives, but I'm tote'n sum ole shells today, that carbon steel shor do take an edge.

This 53047. Got it used from Steve Pfeiffer a couple months ago, in the state you see it here. It was sharp when I got it, but needed some work on the edges which I’m gradually straightening out as needed.

Ken

MM, that blade makes me dizzy when I look at it, also makes me a little envious. Beautiful.
BH, you need a blue one to add to the mix. You said they are sharp, then they must be knives. I don't buy the cover, I buy the book.
MMMmmmmmm Ken, those covers! Like my sweet Carol, better with age.

Just a 72 today. it was all I needed.

Carried my old Case 6366 Green Bone today.

royal0014 wrote:Tony, that Lionsteel is a knice piece of cutlery .....
but I think I like the 'ol Blue Grass better !

Absolutely! Takes a wonderful edge as I learned Monday morning. And I fished it out of the bay for a song.

A 'yote, a granddaddy, and a hunter for Wooden Wednesday.

woodwalker wrote:Carried my old Case 6366 Green Bone today.

A 66 is a rare knife. I like it. I have a gently used TESTED example. Don't see them often or at all.
Carry in good health.
Regards, Jerry

zp4ja wrote:

woodwalker wrote:Carried my old Case 6366 Green Bone today.

A 66 is a rare knife. I like it. I have a gently used TESTED example. Don't see them often or at all.
Carry in good health.
Regards, Jerry

Thanks Jerry. The blades on mine are used up with one blade broken but the covers are in great shape. Appreciate your comments.

geocash wrote:EDC172.jpg

Very nice Geocash. You have clean gorgeous knives that you show. Appreciate seeing them!

woodwalker wrote:

geocash wrote:EDC172.jpg

Very nice Geocash. You have clean gorgeous knives that you show. Appreciate seeing them!

Many thanks, woodwalker. I've held onto a few knives for 40 or 50 years, & took pretty good care of them, but I've acquired most in the last few years, once I found AAPK. I take even better care of them now that I know more & I no longer have a lot for any of them to do other than be carried, admired & shared. It's good to know someone else is enjoying them, too.

Montanaman wrote:

Ivoryman wrote:
Sweet bones on that TJ MMan,

Thanks fellas, IM the bone is Remington bone, people have argued that(imagine that), so Tony tends to call it "old bone".

These two today, old Coon and an integral

Thanks, I hear you, good bone and good observation. Nailed the shot, the knife, the bones, the drift. Thanks.

Barlow and a 11031

royal0014 wrote:'lil bit of wood and a 'lil bit of bone tonight.

Good morning. I like that bone!

I believe Queen made this toothpick, around '84 or '85: