All About Pocket Knives

313 Mike wrote:Great carries gents, Ivory the bone on that Case is phenomonal... the patina on the blades really makes that one handsome knife!
I am still carrying my same old yellow rose Jack, seems to find its.way into my pocket every day, and gets used for everything imaginable. Hasn't let me down yet.

Well I don't know if it's any better looking than that yellow bone. Speaking of great patina and a handsome knife. Wow, looks better every time you show it with that increasing color. Even the bone looks like it gets better looking with time. Man I like seeing that knife. Wish GEC would do another 66 2 blade run like that. I lke my 66 Stockman, but that one of yours gives me pattern envy. Thanks for the compliment and right back atcha.

This KENT!!

Stainless Steel & Stag:

geocash wrote:Stainless Steel & Stag:EDC245.jpg

Very nice pair of knives Geocash!

A canoe with stag handles....it doesn't get much better than that! Nice toothpick too.

I like that customized rope knife QS.

I have some of ORVET's work.

What is the small stokkman?

Gorgeous Knives, Fantastic Pictures Everyone!

Today's extra pocket passenger is my next favorite Camillus knife
after the 72, the Camillus 14.

Homer sweet Queen in the middle.
Quick Steel I like the rope knife, the buffalo horn, the Orvet stamp. Nice.
Jtx, great pair again.
FFF that's some good color in there.
Tim Britton handiwork accompanying me to the doc office and errands.

Milwaukee that I modified into a switchblade

Charlie that is a Buck I recently picked up. Wasn't expecting much out of it, but it has been performing very well. I am testing it versus my Ulster Stockman.

Switched out to my fave Northwoods Bear Lake. I love these because of the heat treat scale left on the blade, the stamp, the action, the size, the stag, the steel liners, the arrowhead shield. Nobody else gives the options Northwoods does, even other GECs don't give you. The sweet snap and tight lock up, the dead centering. And you can't get this particular pattern and options from any other knife maker or company. Zero. Not even GEC themselves. Nobody else is doing this pattern, this blade, this long pull and stamp on the blade. And I don't know of another company who sells knives that will increase in value like a Northwoods. Even this blue camel Presidential I threw in comes with blades you can't get on a regular GEC. Comes with a pocket slip and IMHO it's better looking and better covered and better color that the comparable GEC 54. And the blade pair. Nothing else like it.

Huckelberry and Bull Buster

Knice carries all ya'll!!

Been toting this 119 to the park daily.

Gone golfing.

Drop point from Johnny Stout with hidden pins and San Mai from Devin Thomas, along with a CSC Co-Op boys knife today

FIRST- Fantastic Knives and Teriffic Pictures Everybody!
SECOND- A Thank You to TripleF for influencing my extra carry choice today. I'm so used to pocket knives, I forgot I had a couple of fixed blades. So, joining my two normal carrys today, is this Buck 119. Thank you TripleF!

Sasquach wrote:

geocash wrote:Stainless Steel & Stag:EDC245.jpg

Very nice pair of knives Geocash!

A canoe with stag handles....it doesn't get much better than that! Nice toothpick too.

Thanks Charlie.

Two beauties Montanaman (but that's what I've learned to expect.)

One Whittler for me:

Today's backup.

Quick steel that knife is awesome, what kind is it?
It looks similar to the one i’m carrying today; the one that started my knife collecting problem.
Prov. Cut. Co.
Prov. R.I. U.S.A.
BARLOW

BFORSE, Glad you like it. Mine is a CATCO. I forced the patina.

I really like long pulls and and Barlows. I’ve been looking everywhere for a Camillus #10, but most of the time they are chewed up pretty bad.