All About Pocket Knives

92, 62
Spear, Wharn, coping, pen

Thasnks LA.

Looking good, gentlemen!

#26 Queen, '67 GTO

Studies and Observations Group (S.O.G.) auto today. I like the way it opens and locks open or closed, interesting design. Super sharp D2 right out of the box.

That is a formidable looking knife, redryder. I think it is part of SOG's newer style.

Thanks, QS. This is the compact version, so the blade is under 3".

My EDCs today are:
On the left my back pocket knife. I made it probably 12 to 14 years ago one of my first efforts with a Jantz blank.

On the right top to bottom:
Remington Jack
Taylor's Eye Witness Lambs foot Jack
Columbia River Knife & Tool model # M16-04Z.


Ivoryman - you always got great taste so I'm not surprised, those look good!

Garry,
I don't know what that Abalone knife is there but I'll tell you what if I dropped it in the water when I was fishing I would probably be looking in the belly of the fish I got to see if they had swallowed it! Love the colors in iridescent of that handle. It would make an awesome bass bait, (no joke)!!

Bull Moose and a Oregon Trapper

Little Boker 9023 again today. This one has been my go to for last few weeks.

Good looking auto RR what steel is the blade? I went with a Remington.

Knice carries fellas!!

Since it was on my "WANTED" list.....I'm carrying it as we speak!

A Schrade, a gift from Dale's workshop a couple of Christmases ago.

Excellent choices, gents!

ZT 0350TS in S30V that I did some mods to. If you need a knife that's easy to keep hold of, this is the one. Would work perfectly in adverse conditions while wearing gloves, quite a handful.

English Whittler & Angus Jack

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Love the Northwoods. Other is a beauty scout too.

Old GPO issued Joseph Rodgers pruner today

Got this Buck made by Master Koji Hara in Seki Japan yesterday and carrying it today. Love this little knife.

That's some beautiful burl!

Beautiful knives everyone! I love to scroll through and enjoy all the pictures here!

I'm still totin these 4.

Congratulations Mark on your beautiful Koji Hara. Its a stunner.

Dale, your idea of my abalone and bass fishing is not quite what I forsee as the destiny of my knife. I do see I should probably be sure to oversee any bass fishermen when they draw near my collection.

Thanks Steve and Garry, I love the wood handles on this. The burl they used had a lot of character.

2 Brothers in Valdez for a few days.