All About Pocket Knives

This morning I had the Wadsworth in my pocket, but my mail carrier just delivered this tortoise celluloid Remington, so I actually have them both with me now. They are very similar in design and size, with the Remington's blades ever so slightly shorter, and the tortoise scales thicker than the french ivory of the Wadsworth.

Fine lookin tortoise Remington Doug!

My EDC
Boker 7474 king cutter

That is one suhweeeeeet knife Outlaw

Thank ya

I am gonna stick with this for a while I think, I already beat it up a bit.

I can see why you'd stick with that one, Gino. Those scales are gorgeous!

Gino, I don't blame you one bit. Just a beautiful handle and so much more.

Very nice Gino, awesome color

Tim

The scales & the swedge.....Fantastic knife,Gino.

Thanks guys

Sliced sausage to brown in the cast iron skillet for breakfast this morning with the Ben Hogan. Since I am at home today, with jeans on, I can afford to slip the big guy into the RF pocket to accompany the Peanut in the watch pocket.

Nice Doug!

BOY Doug nice pair Got to get me some GEC

Sweet ones Doug!

Nice pic too.

This weeks EDC at work an original Leatherman and a CRKT M-16 flipper.

Workin the Shapleigh DE Barlow today.

Now you fellas are just too nice, thanks.

Nice couple of knives there Doug! Can't stare enough at that TB BP, Gino! Singin, you have got to stop teasing me with that Shapleigh jack, it's a thing of beauty. Here's one I picked up today. It's a Silver Stag, made in the USA, elk antler stick handle, and D-2 steel blade. I've never owned a Silver Stag before but a friend was selling some of his knives and gave me this one at a very reasonable price. Does anyone here have experience with these knives? I'll take it out in the field and let you guys know how it performs.

Charlie...I have never owned one....but by the looks of yours,I sure would like too!!

Nice looking knife Charlie, I'll bet it turns out to be a great skinner.

Gino, that TB backpocket is beautiful.
The scales are something else and after seeing that pattern first hand, I know you got a great one.

John, glad to hear your still packing your's around.
I bet it's ready for rabbit season already.

These two.

Even though they just arrived yesterday, the already feel like familiar companions. The little stockman is just slightly over 2.75", and the Camillus is a little over 3.5"

Doug, those are both great knives.
I love seeing those old bone scales still intact after so many years of use.