All About Pocket Knives

Thank you Floyd and Skip.

thankgod4rkids wrote: ↑Thu Jul 09, 2020 9:35 pm Giving the CXXX anniversary 6318 a few days in the pocket.
Bill

Love that trapper Bill!

These 2 today.

This one is in my pocket today.The Spyderco Techno 2 is a stout little knife (3 1/2" closed).

A Queen #32ACSB Large Congress with D2 & bone: Raise your hand if you checked to see if this was posted by Steve.

Geo made me do it

thankgod4rkids wrote: ↑Fri Jul 10, 2020 12:25 am Lookin good Tsar! I fondled my antique bone Tribal lock this morning but didn't take it. One of my favorites as well !

For a big knife it is very pocketable. That warm antique bone is easy on the eyes, too. Cuts great and CF&CE's just as well.

Today's selection is jigged olive green bone.

Case Whittler & GEC Bull Nose

Cutting up cardboard boxes today, need the heavy artillery, a made in Italy-Maserin 440 stainless, olive wood, razor sharp.

Case and Kershaw today.

Had these with me today!!

I got this 94OT in the mail today. I cleaned it up and threw it in my pocket.

The cars also came in the mail, well some of them. They are promotional Matchbox cars from 1995-2002 for a car show in New Jersey. My favorite is the 1933 Ford Rat Rod; given how it is weathered. Despite being a simple model originally released in a 5-Pack, it has rust and Bondo detail on it, in addition to faded purple paint and primer. Some really got knackered in shipping, but this escaped damage. I did get a partial refund, luckily; and suggested how the (new) seller pack cars next time they sell some.

And, uh, does anyone else see the irony in that there is a "Corvettes Unlimited" print on both the yellow and rat rod '33 Fords?

Some real lookers being shown off!
3318HE from 1972

Another Jeffin beauty. Pics don't do it justice. Jeffin's Schrades rule the pocket lately. Best looking Old Timers around here.

Beauties IMan!

I've said it before how many times. And i'll say it again. Jeff does perth outstanding, to say the least.

Wonderful lineup Iman .

Wrapping up the impromptu Week Of My Case Bone Favorites with my favorite of all, 70s sawcut red bone. Call it chestnut, call it "pretty" bone, call it a cab: I love this style of Case bone more than any other style I own.

I carried these two several Fridays ago but the theme of the week called for an encore. Lennie and George again!

Tsar Bomba wrote: ↑Sun Jul 12, 2020 12:27 am Wrapping up the impromptu Week Of My Case Bone Favorites with my favorite of all, 70s sawcut red bone. Call it chestnut, call it "pretty" bone, call it a cab: I love this style of Case bone more than any other style I own.

I carried these two several Fridays ago but the theme of the week called for an encore. Lennie and George again!

NICE Tony!! Always enjoy seeing Lennie & George!

Well dressed pockets with those two

Tsar Bomba wrote: ↑Sun Jul 12, 2020 12:27 amCall it chestnut, call it "pretty" bone, call it a cab:

If'n ya call a cab for either of those, send them my way!
I'll pick up the fare ...

Lotta Great pieces of cutlery here gentlemen! I especially like the Jeffinn!

Carried the first 3 little fellers on thursday & friday. I'm noticing a change in my size preference.
These three little guys had me asking myself, "Where's the Beef?" Guess I need at least one medium sized knife in my pocket to feel satisfied.

Removed the Mikov from the mix & added in my Purina Kutmaster Custom & a larger Unstamped Stockman for the weekend. These sizes are becoming more & more appealing to me.