All About Pocket Knives

Blade fuzz wrote: ↑Sun Dec 01, 2019 2:18 am 33008178-64AB-4993-9562-F373B36E5A7C.jpeg

Glad to have you aboard Blade Fuzz!
That's an excellent pair.

Blade fuzz wrote: ↑Sun Dec 01, 2019 2:18 am 33008178-64AB-4993-9562-F373B36E5A7C.jpeg

Excellent debut dude. Keep ’em coming.

geocash wrote: ↑Sun Dec 01, 2019 2:56 am The more I see Tony & David carrying their Case Barlows, the more I wanna carry one.

1970 Case #62009 1/2 Barlow & 1971 Case 6332 Medium Stockman, both with CV & bone.

Wow Geocash!! Your barlow is also outstanding. Something about those old girls really jumps out to me!! Congratts!!

Blade fuzz wrote: ↑Sun Dec 01, 2019 2:18 am 33008178-64AB-4993-9562-F373B36E5A7C.jpeg

Hello Blade fuzz & Welcome to our humble home. Glad you could make it. Pull up a chair, sit back & enjoy all the good company. Nice lookin knives by the way.

Tom

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Great pictures! I was so occupied lookin at the food, I almost missed the knives. Looks like a good fishin spot.

Tom

geocash wrote: ↑Sun Dec 01, 2019 2:56 am The more I see Tony & David carrying their Case Barlows, the more I wanna carry one.

1970 Case #62009 1/2 Barlow & 1971 Case 6332 Medium Stockman, both with CV & bone.

Dang! Two more nice EDC's. If I tried to count em all on fingers & toes, I'd need 100 people!

Out feeding the pigs on a cold and sunny morning. This drop point from Johnny Stout on my side. Couple of sows are in heat, making the boars go crazy.

I'm toting this nice old schrade slenderino today.

Very nice Paul, love those slenderinos.

Buck 301 for the last weekend of firearm season

SW 891 and a Case Barlow

DM11 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2019 12:37 am SW 891 and a Case Barlow

Both very nice David!!!

Well I carried it to the dinner table, that counts right? I rehandled this old Imperial a week ago with Osage Orange and was finally able to get to my friends shop and belt sander. Spent last night and most of today on final hand sanding. The original celluloid had shrunk. I have everything to make a sheath just have to settle on a design and find time.

Boker medium lock back. OH

Pretty good steel in all these hoks.

Carrying this gem that Pasi Hurttila made for me. Very rarely does he forge damascus, and he uses a coal forge. Pasi also uses very few electric tools. One of the most comfortable handles of any knife.

Very nice Paul!!

Ibberson made Klein hawkbill (honestly, a great cold-weather knife--really great with gloves; the oversize handle and lock release helping), Benchmade Mini Griptillian, Leatherman PST (1996 dated).

royal0014 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2019 7:33 am double alox .. . ..

Nice combo! I'm currently toting a Pioneer in the farm coat as backup to what I regularly carry--best work knife there ever was. 111mm liners bend WAY too easily. Yet, I've dropped the Pioneer on hard concrete, and it barely grazed the handle.

I'm still carrying this beautiful and high quality 1950's schrade.

Epic knives everyone! Cutting twine with a Prov cut co. U.S.A., for today.

Been laid up with a bad back the last few days so haven't been toting much of anything. These two have been by the bedside to handle any necessary cutting. The irony of the Rooster being a doctor's knife is not lost on me.