All About Pocket Knives

doglegg wrote:geocashe, you have lucky pockets!

Thanks doglegg, I try to be good to 'em.

BFORSE wrote:Definitely one of my favorites but it is not an EDC for me just because I don’t want to accidentally loose it or tear it up; that and it was a Father’s Day gift.

Press Button Knife Co., No. 510, Buisness Model

BFORSE, I'd carry that thing all the time, but people might wonder why I had one hand in my pocket all the time, too.

GEC 1095, Queen D2, Buck 420HC.

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Carrying my Waynorth Lamb Foot today. Have not had to sharpen it since i have had it, only needed touch up's on my portable strop that i put together for less than a dollar. Hope you all have a good day and keep the photo's coming. Some great knives that you people have.

geocash wrote:

BFORSE wrote:Definitely one of my favorites but it is not an EDC for me just because I don’t want to accidentally loose it or tear it up; that and it was a Father’s Day gift.

Press Button Knife Co., No. 510, Buisness Model

BFORSE, I'd carry that thing all the time, but people might wonder why I had one hand in my pocket all the time, too.

Yeah, like all my knives, it’s in a plastic sheath, in a pocket by itself, and I refrain from hanging upside down on the playground equipment.

BFORSE wrote: Yeah, like all my knives, it’s in a plastic sheath, in a pocket by itself, and I refrain from hanging upside down on the playground equipment.

That is a most beautiful knife.

FRJ wrote:

BFORSE wrote: Yeah, like all my knives, it’s in a plastic sheath, in a pocket by itself, and I refrain from hanging upside down on the playground equipment.

That is a most beautiful knife.

Thank you

geocash wrote:Thanks for the compliment on my whittler, Gregg. Pretty fine S&M you were toting yourself, no offense to the GEC you had with it.

Here's another whittler, from the 1990s, a Camillus #72 with carbon & bone along with a Camillus #72 Tuxedo with carbon & Delrin from the 1960s or '70s:

Surely you are not packin' that '90s very difficult to find bone handle Camillus 72 (and no, I'm not calling you Shirley).

Can't make up my mind between moo goo gai pan or kobe steak, oh heck what's wrong with both.

jerryd6818 wrote:

geocash wrote:Thanks for the compliment on my whittler, Gregg. Pretty fine S&M you were toting yourself, no offense to the GEC you had with it.

Here's another whittler, from the 1990s, a Camillus #72 with carbon & bone along with a Camillus #72 Tuxedo with carbon & Delrin from the 1960s or '70s:

Surely you are not packin' that '90s very difficult to find bone handle Camillus 72 (and no, I'm not calling you Shirley).

Jerry only one of us can lust after that knife at a time and I was first in line.

This one today! Little hard salami and asiago cheese and crackers.

loves me some schrades

doglegg wrote:

jerryd6818 wrote:

geocash wrote:Thanks for the compliment on my whittler, Gregg. Pretty fine S&M you were toting yourself, no offense to the GEC you had with it.

Here's another whittler, from the 1990s, a Camillus #72 with carbon & bone along with a Camillus #72 Tuxedo with carbon & Delrin from the 1960s or '70s:

Surely you are not packin' that '90s very difficult to find bone handle Camillus 72 (and no, I'm not calling you Shirley).

Jerry only one of us can lust after that knife at a time and I was first in line.

Carried these 2 at work today and wouldn't ya know it, nothing to cut or punch all day.

Gerber SFO NKCA club knife, GEC #81 Bull Moose.

sunknife wrote:Carried these 2 at work today and wouldn't ya know it, nothing to cut or punch all day.

The only thing that didn't make the day a total loss was being able to tote those two sweet lookin' knives!

Tim Britton Serpentine Wharn/pen BG-42

Gorgeous knives I-man and others, yawl are hitting it out of the park. I'm almost ashamed (not) to tote these old ladies with their wrinkles age spots and all.

Wow those are good lookin ladies Big H! I wonder what your wife would think if she found out...

A Bear MGC

bighomer wrote:Gorgeous knives I-man and others, yawl are hitting it out of the park. I'm almost ashamed (not) to tote these old ladies with their wrinkles age spots and all.

I really like that Barlow bighomer. I felt the same way this morning; why not carry something old?
Again not an EDC for me because of the potential of loss or damage, but one of my favorites and I don’t own any safe queens so this one came to work with me today.

Schrade Cut Co. 3-3/4 No. 7503 Safety Push Button

Homer that sawcut bone is a drooler. BForce, that Schrade works. Sweeeeeeeeeeeeet.
Ebony, Ivory, and Autumn Gold. Next to a crow feather where I found it.

Great work on the ivory and the ebony and autumn gold are great looking knives. Wonder if the crow misses the feather?

Really like that ebony, I-man.
Did you carve the hammerhead?