All About Pocket Knives

Some stag in the pockets late into the night...

Couple Cases today.

Quick Steel wrote:Your M&G ebony is mightily handsome.

Thanks QS, I'll have this one for a long time I suspect.

doglegg wrote: Great knives all. Greg, I always enjoy your pouches.

Thanks doglegg, they are pretty simply made, not real fancy but not bad.

I ended my work week, friday & Saturday, with these two. Solid Camillus e/o jack and an osage #29. Not yet sure what I'll pocket for todays day of leisure, still waking up with my coffee beside me as I type this.

Greg that e/o jack is probably my 2nd favorite pattern. And that one looks awfully clean.

doglegg wrote:Greg that e/o jack is probably my 2nd favorite pattern. And that one looks awfully clean.

I agree doglegg, its an excellent pattern. I picked this one up a couple years ago on the bay for a song considering the shape it is in, pretty close to like new condition. Has amazingly crisp snap and solidly built.

This Lionsteel arrived in the mail, yesterday...just in time for National Knife Day. It and the Henry Sears for the week.

Sunknife, two fine knives. E/Os are always at or near the top of my favorites. In fact I am using one right now.

QS that looks like my Pal...Bucks for me this weekend 55 & 340 with a carpenters box::super_happy::

DocB I only have one Lion Steel but I think a lot of them. The old pocket worn bone there looks like it has earned a little respect as well.
QS that ole EO is eye candy at its best.
garddogg, those Bucks are the epitome of 'working knives;.

Quick Steel wrote:Sunknife, two fine knives. E/Os are always at or near the top of my favorites. In fact I am using one right now.

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Thanks QS, looks like you have a fine example too.

SideClip. Camillus 91 Congress and a BRK Essential

This one has had some pocket time lately. Birthday present from a family friend, makes it all the more special. But the half stops and the wharncliff blade send it over the top.

Ooooooooo! That is sure a Colonel!
Me wantie!!!

Thanks Willie

'14 #66 Ebony

Nice knife & shot there, Ivoryman.

SS & bone:

geo what is that top slender knife?

Sunday was a total washout so I chose a single knife with good oxidation resistance to ride on the LFP all day. I am risking Charlie's wrath by posting this Imposter-Eze.

royal0014 wrote:ain't the prettiest girl on the block ...
but she can still turn heads !

Chris, I like my lady a little plump and I like my knives a little boney.

Quick Steel wrote:geo what is that top slender knife?

Here's another side. It's a 2003 Case #62156SS Tuxedo with bone. I have a question, too. I almost always type in a description of each knife I post, then place the picture inline. I called this a 2002 instead of 2003 in the OP & you may have caught that. Sorry.
I post to show off, I admit. But I also post for the free peer review & occasionally get corrected when I'm wrong. I appreciate that. But a few times I've gotten an inquiry that makes me suspect that my comment wasn't displayed for some viewers. It may be that the device they're using doesn't display the comment or maybe they don't notice. Maybe it's me. Any thoughts, anyone?

Been carrying these lately on walks and use them to cut the occasional blackberry vines that are taking over trails this time of year. Went on a trail I haven't been on for weeks and had to cut many. These did the job and the vines are nasty, they bite back, can be thick. So after days of that I just took the Becker BK9 along and it cleared everything in 5 min. Destroyed them. Becker rocks.