WHAT ARE YOU CARRYIN RIGHT NOW? WHAT IS YOUR FAV EDC?

[Quick Steel]

Jtx, I like the look of your Microtech.

[Quick Steel]

A Marbles Workman knife.

[Old Hunter]

Case Whittler yesterday and today. OH

[Old Hunter]

Dogg, nice pair of old Schrade's for the deer woods.

QS, that looks like one of the old Deluxe Scout Knives from ages past - always liked the look of them when I was young. OH

[Jtx]

Jtx, I like the look of your Microtech.

Thanks Quick Steel . It is a small, lightweight, automatic that is extremely sharp... I like it alot.

[Madmarco]

A Marbles Workman knife.

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WOW, is that knife ever busy! Nice Garry!

[garddogg56]

Thanx OH Out of the wood and back to work for four days so I went with these on this fine sunday.

[Ivoryman]

Leaves

[DM11]

Had a hankerin for Case knives toay.

[Old Hunter]

All golden oldies and quite nice David. Love an older Case knife. OH

[GSPTOPDOG]

Here is my carry for the day and maybe the entire weekend as there is much beer in the fridge to dispose of. A Craftsman 950756 and a 44500.

Cool cap lifter, GSP!

Thanks! I would have responded sooner but I was too busy drinking beer

[DM11]

All golden oldies and quite nice David. Love an older Case knife. OH

Thank you OH.

[cody6268]

IXL George Wostenholm Jack. Black imitation stag (synthetic, but appears to not have shrunken) handles, pinned shield, 3 5/8 long. Half stops on both blades, with really strong springs. I am thinking 1950s, but it could be older.

The lot that this came in was weird--you had an at least 130 year old knife, a probably 80-90 year old knife, and then this one. I suppose these three Wostenholms perhaps belonged to 3 generations.

[bighomer]

Some Sharps, lock back made in Taiwan, slip joints in the good ole USA.

[Quick Steel]

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[woodwalker]

Carrying a 6318 today. Just right in the pocket!

[1967redrider]

Happy Monday all! Carrying the Hinderer again today to start off the work week.

[Montanaman]

Carrying my Venator, from Shawn Hatcher, today. Awesome knife, one of my favorites. Paul Long sheath with Beaver tail inlay

[Madmarco]

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Both beautiful knives Garry! What are they? Why don't you ever post any info on your knives? Very nice to look at, but it'd also be nice to know something about them!

[Quick Steel]

Marco, I am lazy. Usually Info on the knife has been posted previously. If the brand is clear, I sort of figure interested parties will either know it or research it on their own. Also, many other posters don't regale us with data on their EDC. You may judge my reasoning as insufficient. But there it is such as it is.

The lower photo is a MAM. This is a very cheap knife made in Portugal which has the pleasant attribute of cutting like a scalpel.

[Madmarco]

Marco, I am lazy. Usually Info on the knife has been posted previously. If the brand is clear, I sort of figure interested parties will either know it or research it on their own. Also, many other posters don't regale us with data on their EDC. You may judge my reasoning as insufficient. But there it is such as it is.

The lower photo is a MAM. This is a very cheap knife made in Portugal which has the pleasant attribute of cutting like a scalpel.

No Garry, your reasoning is perfectly sound. I'm just not as knowledgeable regarding brands, uses, etc. as many folks are, that's why I ask. Your MAM might be inexpensive, but it's shape and cutting abilities are way cool! Thanks for your response!

[Ivoryman]

Slenderino someone said. Yup.

[cudgee]

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That is a lovely S&M.

[Quick Steel]

Thanks cudgee.

[DM11]

Case Barlow, Stockman and a GEC Trapper on the belt in a Horsewright sheath.