All About Pocket Knives

A couple with Winchester trademarks, made in the USA: #3902 Whittler with carbon & bone, made in 1990 & #W 20 19021 Workman Series Toothpick with SS & Delrin. I suspect Queen made the Whittler. No clue who made the Toothpick.

Case 6383 again today.

Hard working knives for a hard working man.

DM11 wrote:Case 6383 again today.

David, I’d carry that one again & again & again, if you know what I mean.

geocash wrote:A couple with Winchester trademarks, made in the USA: #3902 Whittler with carbon & bone, made in 1990 & #W 20 19021 Workman Series Toothpick with SS & Delrin. I suspect Queen made the Whittler. No clue who made the Toothpick.

Classy looking pair geo.

DM11 wrote:Case 6383 again today.

Nice whittler David and sized just right for pocket carry.

FRJ wrote:I had this nice old Robeson with me today.

I love the character in that knife Joe, good bones.

This GEC 56 with micarta handles is a great user knife with a thinly ground main blade that takes a keen edge with minimal sharpening effort. The Schrade stockman with white bone is a recent pick up, china made I suspect but I have no complaints about the smooth blade action and snap.

Beautiful knives everyone. My other colonial ranger today.

Thanks Greg.

Thank you Geocash and Greg.

Couple Camillus today. A 50 and a 72.

DM11 wrote:Thank you Geocash and Greg.

Couple Camillus today. A 50 and a 72.

Dang, love that 50! Been looking for one for a while. Is it delrin or bone?

Rotten wrote:

DM11 wrote:Thank you Geocash and Greg.

Couple Camillus today. A 50 and a 72.

Dang, love that 50! Been looking for one for a while. Is it delrin or bone?

Thank you. This one is delrin. I have a bone also. I'll try try to remember to carry it and get a pic of it.

Teardrop and a Cryo for today

sunknife wrote:

geocash wrote:A couple with Winchester trademarks, made in the USA: #3902 Whittler with carbon & bone, made in 1990 & #W 20 19021 Workman Series Toothpick with SS & Delrin. I suspect Queen made the Whittler. No clue who made the Toothpick.

Classy looking pair geo.
Thanks Greg.


A Copperlock that my father had, a 2003 Case #61549SS with SS & bone, & one of my usual toothpicks, a 2015 Case #610096CV with CV & bone:

For the working hours to day tried and true.

WOW, Garry...the red bone is suh-lick bro!!!

Today's park carry!!

Today I’m carrying a knife that was given to me, this past weekend, by my wife’s great aunt, that in turn belonged to her late husband. Not my favorite pattern, but it is versatile. I just wish I had the stories to go along with it.

Schrade Walden N.Y. U.S.A. 835Y

GEC 66 and a Camillus 50

DM11 wrote:GEC 66 and a Camillus 50

Ironwood 66? Wish I'd have picked one up.
That Camillus 50 is awesome! Thanks for posting both of your 50's.

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Nice 81. Where did you find it?

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:

Rotten wrote:20190925_074240.jpg

Nice 81. Where did you find it?

Honestly I picked it up off the auction site and paid the aftermarket premium in a bidding war at the end, but it was worth it. I just wish I had known about GEC when they were making them, maybe someday I'll run across another one, or they'll do another run. I am having a hard time carrying it and only did so today to show a friend, by far the jewel in my little GEC collection.

Rotten wrote:

DM11 wrote:GEC 66 and a Camillus 50

Ironwood 66? Wish I'd have picked one up.
That Camillus 50 is awesome! Thanks for posting both of your 50's.

Yes sir it is.

BFORSE wrote:Today I’m carrying a knife that was given to me, this past weekend, by my wife’s great aunt, that in turn belonged to her late husband. Not my favorite pattern, but it is versatile. I just wish I had the stories to go along with it.

Schrade Walden N.Y. U.S.A. 835Y

Once one BFORSE!! Always nice to have a knife someone gifts you because they think you might like it and because they care for you enough to gift it to you. Carry it with pride. Cool ole yeller knife!!