All About Pocket Knives

Scott, that is not helping my camping cravings at all!
Geocash, I finally got my own Walden, which has taken up residence in my purse. Great, ain’t they?! As close as I’ve come to my childhood knife.
Nice showings all around, gentlemen!

sunknife wrote:

TripleF wrote:Been carrying this the past few weeks....

Nice pic Scott

Thanks Greg!!

doglegg wrote:

TripleF wrote:Been carrying this the past few weeks....

Scott, you are getting good with fire shots.
geocashe, that bare head stands out.

Thanks Floyd!

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:

TripleF wrote:Been carrying this the past few weeks....

Great photo Scott.

geocash wrote:EDC229.jpg

Good choice of knife.

Thanks Paul!!

Attending my granddaughter's 9th birthday celebration later this morning, prepared to open gift packages if called upon.

Occupying a vacant pocket today, this Queen Steel #9.

doglegg wrote:

TripleF wrote:Been carrying this the past few weeks....

Scott, you are getting good with fire shots.
geocashe, that bare head stands out.

Thanks doglegg. I like the barehead, partly because it's different than the rest of what I have & partly because I like all that bone, but it seems like without the bolster the bone is more likely to suffer when, not if, I drop it. I'll be careful.

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:

geocash wrote:EDC229.jpg

Good choice of knife.

Thanks Paul.

zoogirl wrote:
Geocash, I finally got my own Walden, which has taken up residence in my purse. Great, ain’t they?! As close as I’ve come to my childhood knife.

I love it but I never had anything that nice when I was a kid & I don't think I've seen a picture of yours.

I hit "submit" again when I should have hit "review", probably several times. Anyway, I guess ya'll know the Case is a 1978 & not a 1078. I don't have any that old.

1972 06247

ALL of these knives are stunning. So many knives, so little money.......

New_Windsor_NY wrote:ALL of these knives are stunning. So many knives, so little money.......

You and me both. I only have two purchases planned for July; a Buck 110LT (standard) and a Buck 112LT. That and/or the Slim Select variants of those. Those together should cost under $50.

Ivoryman wrote:1972 06247

I suspect several people have searched for a 06247 lately only to learn that one like that isn't easy to find.

Camillus 70 Cattle knife and a 91 Congress.

Carried this to our annual 4th of July party.

There you go!
I still don’t know for sure what my old knife was. I think there scales were bone, a very dark reddish brown. It may have said premier stock on the tang. It wasn’t too big, about the size of this one. I remember the blades being a clip, spey and very small pen. The only reason I had it is that I borrowed it off my dad so often, he finally stopped asking for it back!

geocash wrote:

zoogirl wrote:
Geocash, I finally got my own Walden, which has taken up residence in my purse. Great, ain’t they?! As close as I’ve come to my childhood knife.

I love it but I never had anything that nice when I was a kid & I don't think I've seen a picture of yours.

Man I like that Imperial Royal what year is she?? 6333 and a Leak for me this weekend

Today, helping to gather pocket lint, is this John Primble Belknap.

Every one on the page is interesting, and good looking. Great shows all, just trying to keep it going.
06247PEN '40-64.

Ivoryman, you keep showing those beautiful Case knives with those gorgeous handles. STOP IT!!

Pay no never mind to New_Windsor_NY, I-man.
You just keep on a-goin' with those Case beauties!

My inexpensive Buck Stockman continues to serve well.

royal0014 wrote:Finally had a chance to take a picture of this ol' Imperial.
Been in my pocket over a week now ....

Chris, I keep going back and looking at that Imperial. Sweet knife.

Man that is one sweet lookin' Imperial!
Can't wait to get me grubby little hands on a couple for my collection.
I if can remember correctly garddogg, Imperial stopped using rogers bone in the 60's. Tang stamp looks like the 50's. Correct me if i am wrong guys.