All About Pocket Knives

royal0014 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2019 6:14 am ol' junk Northfield leapt into my pocket this evening
wasn't inna mood to argue . . . .

And we all feel so sorry for you. We really do. You poor soul! I'm so lucky I don't own one of those!

Outstanding pictures roseandthistlecustom!!! Looks like a nice "Fishin' Hole" there by that bridge.
Great looking knives as well!

Where are those pictures from If you don't mind me asking?

TPK wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2019 8:24 am

royal0014 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2019 6:14 am ol' junk Northfield leapt into my pocket this evening
wasn't inna mood to argue . . . .

And we all feel so sorry for you. We really do. You poor soul! I'm so lucky I don't own one of those!

TPK,
Thanks for the compliment. That's Heceta Head on the Oregon coast, just a bit north of Florence.

roseandthistlecustom wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2019 4:02 pm TPK,
Thanks for the compliment. That's Heceta Head on the Oregon coast, just a bit north of Florence.

Beautiful place! Thanks for sharing!

Case Stockman and a GEC Ramfoot

Nice pair David Bucks while chasing Bucks 301 and 118 inverted

I agree whole heartedly with Tom. Some lovely country you got there . On my bucket list of places I want to visit one day.
In other news …. still carrying me case pocketworn and queen Winterbottom stockmans. They live up the "FAV EDC" for sure.
Yesterdays pics and todays.

roseandthistlecustom wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2019 6:54 am 20191102_185126-1008x756.jpg20191102_184341-756x830.jpg20191102_185750-756x756.jpg20191102_172835-1008x756.jpg20191102_184210-677x644.jpg

Beautiful country, looks very much like parts of New Zealand.

Tsar Bomba wrote: ↑Sat Nov 02, 2019 9:11 pm

geocash wrote: ↑Sat Nov 02, 2019 2:02 am Tony, just keep your mouth shut & I'll be impressed with both your Voos knives.

doglegg wrote: ↑Sat Nov 02, 2019 2:26 am Tony that Voss doesn't have a bad side.

Thanks, gents. I like to think that the "customizations" have become pocket-worn and ingrained into the knife's history. It has seen its share of work and still snaps hard, holds a keen edge, and gets the job done.

joeradza wrote: ↑Sat Nov 02, 2019 3:36 pm Jerry Halfrich prototype Rounder.

That is a real beauty, Joe!

Today the only things I plan on trapping are some sammies with this Schatt & Morgan gunstock trapper.

Fantastic looking gunstock.

Thanks, cudgee!

My old workhorse carbon 6375 Mac filled the LFP today.

Queen Cutlery #63 Railsplitter & #112 1/2 Medium Toothpick, both with D2 & bone

Abilene again.

Queen Stockman and a Case Barlow.

For me it's always a Ganzo automatic.

Todays loadout ….

Great knives everyone. This little Colonial was pretty gross when I got it. Cleaned up nice. No wobble, great snap and half stops.

Like that Colonial Bokers for me today

Knice Dogg good looking knives.Enjoyed visisting your beautiful state, ate me some fine seafood while there, just wish I could stayed longer.

Just a Barlow today.

You all have pulled out the big guns this week.

My kingdom for pinned shields on real workin' knives. Another Boker needs a reglue after a hard day of cutting down boxes and making paper strips for labels.

Geezers with equally old knives - I feel right at home here!

A Kentucky Colonel carrying a Yankee Colonial - that's an inclusive combination.
An Electrician carrying Boker's - electrifying knives Dogg!
David, your Case Barlow has beautifully colored bone handles.
Nice knives Tony - Boker's (and some others) should come with little tubes of epoxy for future shield reattachment - at least you found it.
OH

Ps Been carrying this Schrade 34OT last few days.

Boker Tree Brand #200 Canoe with 1095 & rosewood made around 1978 to '84 & 1979 Kissing Cranes #2739XVIII Whittler with carbon & bone