All About Pocket Knives

Yes Willy American. But I don't know the manufacturer.

Quick Steel wrote: ↑Sun Apr 05, 2020 3:50 pm P1030484 (3).JPG

Great choices.

If that mess knife is like the one I had, hot butter and spam was about all it would cut, and you had to really bear down on the spam. tote'n these today.

Todays carry.

royal0014 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 06, 2020 6:29 am Buck'n the trend tonight

I like your Voos especially.

Schatt & Morgan (Queen) Swell Center with 1095 & ebony & a swell center Ulster Jack with carbon & ebony:

Oh ya QS now those are carries

Blue Monday.
But a knife in the pocket is sure to make for a better day!

geocash, In addition to admiring your fine knife selection for today, I also admire the finely bound books in your book case.

Quick Steel wrote: ↑Mon Apr 06, 2020 1:22 pm geocash, In addition to admiring your fine knife selection for today, I also admire the finely bound books in your book case.

Thanks QS. Like “modern” knives seem to be taking the place of knives with carbon steel, bone, antler & woods, leather books have pretty well been abandoned for electronic devices. I have a good relationship with a smartphone, laptop & even an old PC but I appreciate fine books like I do traditional pocketknives. And revolvers with leather holsters vs. semi-autos with synthetic holsters.

Need to do a little yard work, these should suffice.

This old Southington dog leg has kept me company for the last few days.

I just gut a text that we have to start wearing a face-mask in the shipyard tomorrow that ought to be fun while welding ::facepalm::carried a 35 1/2,stryker and a 66-1 this weekend while scouting for turkey.

..3 1/4" sleeveboard, rogers bone,Camillus whittler, 1914-1941!!!!............ ..............

Camillus 80

Whoa David, a fancy one you have there. A very well dressed 72. Excellent!

Thank you Floyd.

Same as yesterday.

Couple big ol 10 dot whittlers