All About Pocket Knives

For camp this week...

Couple of Cases

Hard working knives for a hard working man. Yea right a hard days work would kill me dead'er than a door nail. old Schrade did a yeoman's job of scraping some paint and glue off of the bosses little birdbath.

Carried the checkered olive wood handled knife while doing some yard work this morning. Easy one handed opening on this knife and locks tight too.
Went to work at lunch time and took this Imperial USA and the Boker Magnum scout with black rosewood handles. Also both solid knives.

TL-29 and a Grip to start the workweek

Two stag 1970s' CASE...

CASE 1970' 10 Dot 5375

CASE 1976' 4 For 5111-1/2 LSSP with custom filework and blade etch removed.

Jerry

Nothing new to see here. 40-64 47 pen

Ivoryman wrote:Nothing new to see here.

Nothing wrong with that for sure. Nice 06247.

Thanks zp4ja, coming from someone who just posted such sweet vintage stag Case material, wow, appreciate it. And your pair is tasty.

Ivoryman wrote:Thanks zp4ja, coming from someone who just posted such sweet vintage stag Case material, wow, appreciate it. And your pair is tasty.

Thanks for the compliments iman.

Stainless & Delrin for a wet day. This Yello-Jaket lacks the blade etch. I believe the Toothpick was made by Bear & Son sometime since late 2017.

Mater peeling/ slicing son of a gun.

This Ulster Stockman has pretty much taken over all my daily knife tasks. I want to try out a recent More Maker Stockman, but it might have to0 much weight.

Today, besides my normal SOG & Benchmade carrys, I decided to let this pair of BOKER U.S.A.'s do some pocket traveling.
The 3 blade is an 8313 and the 2 blade is an 8348.

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For the last year or so, I've carried this 'Oldtimer'. It's an extra heavy built, hobby style knife, with wood carving, and straight blades. The blades are, black, carbon steel, the scales are sawed bone, the bolsters are German silver, and the liners are brass. There isn't a country of birth, marked on it. I hope hope that it's made in the USA. My memory is 'shot', and I can't remember where i got it. I do remember paying $20.00 for it. It's as well made, and useful, as any knife that I own. Thanks for letting me share it with you.

Sut Tatersaul

Can't seem to leave this one sit. Been giving it a ride for the last couple weeks. EC Simmons Keen Kutter Pen. Just disappears in the pocket!

These two.

Buck 110LT "Shield" SFO for Silver Knights Blades. CPM-154 blade steel. This is the first time I've used the sheath with it, and I've had the Shield since they came out in November. Most of the time, I pocket carried it, but if I did use a sheath, it was either the leather one that came with my '74-80, or the black nylon one that came with my standard 2016 110.
2013 Leatherman Super Tool 300. It's not exactly correct. I had to have the pliers replaced after loaning it to a dimwit in 2016. Don't even know how it was possible, given I've abused this tool badly, and the worst I did with it was twist the smallest slotted screwdriver, which I hammered back straight, and ultimately, replaced by Leatherman when they put in the new pliers.

Sut Tatersaul wrote:download/file.php?mode=view&id=404040
For the last year or so, I've carried this 'Oldtimer'. It's an extra heavy built, hobby style knife, with wood carving, and straight blades. The blades are, black, carbon steel, the scales are sawed bone, the bolsters are German silver, and the liners are brass. There isn't a country of birth, marked on it. I hope hope that it's made in the USA. My memory is 'shot', and I can't remember where i got it. I do remember paying $20.00 for it. It's as well made, and useful, as any knife that I own. Thanks for letting me share it with you.

Sut Tatersaul

Really interesting knife Sut!!!
I am a CASE only guy but personally never have seen one posted here like that. Hopefully someone more knowledgeable here chimes in.

Jerry

Voos

GEC #74 & RR canoe

Nice Ulster, Quick Steel & those are some cool old Bokers, New Windsor. I like that Voos, too, Ivoryman, & your #74, Greg.

A couple of #12s:

Beautiful bone on both of yours. Some new, some old, but great looking pair geocash. Thanks for the comment too.

I am carrying a sweet Queen Small Coke Bottle #56S
Not too big, not too small. Love the clip blade shape on most Queens. I believe it's a 1990 manufacturing date on the tang. I also love the Queen Wormgroove bone 3 blade whittler with the #48 clip blade. Awesome knife!

Today, along with my two regular EDC's, I'm carrying this Camillus 91 Congress.

Here's a true story for all you Wharncliffe lovers out there. Usually don't need more than whatever I decide to carry for a day based on what I plan on doing. Also don't usually switch out the day's carry. But while carrying the Voos Spear I needed to score some sheet plastic and the Spear didn't cut it. Had the Case close by, tried the Clip for the better tip and that didn't really do it very well either. Had to go to the house for this Northfield Barlow Wharn, and that was the ticket. GEC saved the day. Old Wharncliffe does it again and the Barlow gets to ride again.