All About Pocket Knives

Geocash, I really like that pair, very nice....ausgezeuchnet!

Beautiful knives everyone. Really like that 34OT. Imperial today.

Couple Westerns today.

I sharpened and carried this honest old Ulster today.

Beautiful bone on that, Joe!!!

Thanks Doc.
Odd, it looks redder than it actually is.
Good old packer.

I like that one, Joe. Really nice!

bighomer wrote: ↑Wed Nov 06, 2019 12:43 am Knice Dogg good looking knives.Enjoyed visisting your beautiful state, ate me some fine seafood while there, just wish I could stayed longer.

She's is a great state BUT
we're losing her slow but sure flatlander have taken over southern Maine and it's spreading

Thank you, Steve.

Great carries again guys .
Sadly ain't packing any knives (or even guitar picks) today (sorry excuse explaned below …. basically first cup dinner in the wrong place . Hey don't blame me! Have to explain my heresy ….)
First day of dealing with cold …. . So when I managed to finally wake up (nothing new, but stuffy nose and sore throat this time), ate usual breakfast dinner, sat around a bit unplugging nose. Decide to pick up guitar and play for awhile (no use sitting around sick, feeling sorry for self), practiced some amazing grace, knocking on heavens door, ain't know sunshine, blackbird, dust in the wind, here comes the sun, ect. (funny my song choices, isn't it …. ). Magically I felt much better after 3/4 hour stumin' and pickin' away. Funny how music makes everything feel much better, doesn't it . Then I pull out camera and snap about 20 pics of some blackbirds foolin' around on the driveway. They put on quite a show for me, got some great pics (first, for me anyway ). Other then that, been working on pc all afternoon, email, wot blitz, guitar classifieds, surveys, ect. All the while, forgot I wasn't carrying any knives (or picks) …. .

Sorry about that chief!

doglegg wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2019 5:29 pm I think I have bragged on both of those before but there is nothing wrong with complimenting a couple of old friends. Those two are looking good MM.

Thanks doglegg, always appreciate the kind words.

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

FRJ wrote: ↑Fri Nov 01, 2019 12:00 am I had this old Challenge jack with me today. 3 1/2" closed.

Couple of beauties for sure! I have a stag Rounder too, love that knife!

These two helping out this morning,

I'm on this again.

Chris, Kris and Paul, some fine carries there.

doglegg wrote: ↑Thu Nov 07, 2019 4:21 pm Chris, Kris and Paul, some fine carries there.

Ditto, The same, Me too, I agree. And that's just a few of my personalities speaking there.

Very nice knives everyone. Hammer mop today.

Cripple Creek -

Either a Chief Anderson single blade stag dog leg or a Nutmeg State bone barlow

Regards.

Camillus 72 and a Camco Barlow.

Hey guys, love the pics! Such a great mix of nice knives.

Great looking MOP!

Beautiful Nutmeg & dog leg! Wouldn't mind having one like that dog leg with stag. What a sweetie!

Does the 72 have derlin or bone handles? Like that pattern.

Today's carry is my 98 GEC Cattle Knife, finally got a good belt sheath for it.
This GEC 29 has taken up permanent residence in my pocket.

These two work so well for me that it is difficult to move on to other knives.

Waukonda wrote: ↑Wed Nov 06, 2019 6:27 pm Geocash, I really like that pair, very nice....ausgezeuchnet!

Dankeschon, dude.

2007 Case #6347SS Large Stockman with SS & bone & 1998 Queen Cutlery Tuxedo with carbon & MOP

Today I'm carrying a buck 307 with polished edges that I recently put on it.

Those polished edges look sweet Knifeslinger. I gotta try that. Colonial Ranger, and tiny Imperial. This ranger is probably the sharpest knife I own.

9-dot hair-popping HOK for Old Friends Friday.