All About Pocket Knives

Lakota Lil' Hawk Knife in Original Sheath Moki Japan.

GSP, Your knife looks to be a well designed and solid piece of work. The leather pouch exhibits similar quality.

SW Stockman and a Case Barlow

Beautiful knives everybody!

Most of the weekend LF&C and Benchmade

I am very happy with the Lakota Lil' Hawk Knife. It is a solid knife, very strong. I am a great fan of "Seki City" made Japanese knives, almost always excellent steel and quality construction.

Another 6318

Western 657 and 822

Steve Warden wrote: ↑Mon Mar 09, 2020 11:35 am Another 6318
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Looking good Steve!

Thanks Tom.
Not overly impressed with the photo, but oh, well.
There'll be other chances.

Steve Warden wrote: ↑Mon Mar 09, 2020 5:24 pm Thanks Tom.
Not overly impressed with the photo, but oh, well.
There'll be other chances.

The blue in the 18 picked up the blue on the cars and made them pop!! I LIKE it!!!
John

jmh58 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 09, 2020 8:49 pm

Steve Warden wrote: ↑Mon Mar 09, 2020 5:24 pm Thanks Tom.
Not overly impressed with the photo, but oh, well.
There'll be other chances.

The blue in the 18 picked up the blue on the cars and made them pop!! I LIKE it!!!
John

Thank you, John

Trace was showing off his beautiful collection of all the Case Pocket Worn colors the other day. I was inspired to show off my only PW, a red 6347. In 2004 Pontiac made an attempt to bring back the GTO. The horsepower was there (I did test drive a 2005 and it certainly had the get up and go!), but, in my opinion, they failed miserably with the body style. Hood scoops were added in 2006, but to no avail. Poor sales still prevented a come back, thus making 2006 the last year.
Shown is the 2005 model.

Texas jack built by Tony Bose in my pocket this morning. Picked up this old GS knife from the AAPK store for my daughters fifth birthday next month. Oiled the joints and put an edge on it for her, decent snap still left.
Have a great day folks!

Kris.. T. Bose jack is my "Grail" knife.. Then again.. Any T. Bose knife!!! Very NICE!!!
John

My back up today is a Camillus Stockman.

A Boker Tree Brand #6006 Medium Congress, I believe, with carbon & bone & a 1946 to '50 Camillus #33 Easy Open Jack with carbon & bone. Can anybody tell me why some Congress patterns require the master blade(s) be opened with the left thumb nail rather than the right?

Carrying my little Boker USA today.

woodwalker wrote: ↑Tue Mar 10, 2020 11:52 pm Carrying my little Boker USA today.

Very nice looking knife Kevin. Really like the handles.

Some oily creek bone today.

New_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Wed Mar 11, 2020 12:15 am

woodwalker wrote: ↑Tue Mar 10, 2020 11:52 pm Carrying my little Boker USA today.

Very nice looking knife Kevin. Really like the handles.

Thank you skip. Your Boker stockman was very nice as well.

Old and new and both impressive. I think I'm partial to the old bones though. But that oily creek bone is pretty awesome. And that wrench shield really sets the one off.

Some days I just have to triple up.
Schatt Morgan ebony, 1965-69 stainless and GEC Dixie.

The more widely I rotate my edc the more I find myself returning to having at least one of these in my pocket.

Rotten wrote: ↑Wed Mar 11, 2020 3:24 pm Some days I just have to triple up.
Schatt Morgan ebony, 1965-69 stainless and GEC Dixie.

The more widely I rotate my edc the more I find myself returning to having at least one of these in my pocket.

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Nice pocketful, Trace.

I've got another Congress that just looks left-handed, to me. A Voss Cutlery Co Hen & Rooster with carbon & stag:

jmh58 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 10, 2020 2:34 pm Kris.. T. Bose jack is my "Grail" knife.. Then again.. Any T. Bose knife!!! Very NICE!!!
John

Thanks John, much appreciated, it is a grail of mine too.

Nice congress, geocash

These two work well. Sad to hear about the Co-Op, but looking forward to Eric's knives.