All About Pocket Knives

NYKC Jacknife and a Angus Jack

Benchmade and Buck

I bet Tom really likes that Buck.


Cattaraugus Scout caplifter today on my coffee walk.

Heading up to sisters new lake front for a house warming party and sum ice fishing(drinking) these Camillus ought to do da trick

Great Eastern Cutlery jigged bone whittler with a punch and 2 blades. GEC pattern # 291319. 1095 carbon steel with nickel silver bolsters and pinned Tidioute shield. Brass liners & pins. Easily takes and keeps a keen edge with an Arkansas whetstone and mineral oil. A real workhorse and a top quality American knife. USA made in 2019 in Titusville, PA. This is a 3 spring whittler as opposed to the usual split back 2 spring variety. More weight but more room in the cavity for all the blades. A very useful knife for what ever happens to come up in the course of a day.

garddogg56 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 12, 2022 3:17 pm Heading up to sisters new lake front for a house warming party and sum ice fishing(drinking) these Camillus ought to do da trick

Nice, gard! I can send you a caplifter.


Very nice, rwmoss.

Jtx wrote: ↑Fri Feb 11, 2022 10:57 pm Benchmade and Buck

Lee.. That BUCK is KOOL!! Never saw a Purina one!!!
John

1967redrider wrote: ↑Sat Feb 12, 2022 2:46 pm I bet Tom really likes that Buck.


Cattaraugus Scout caplifter today on my coffee walk.

KOOL!!
John

1967redrider wrote: ↑Sat Feb 12, 2022 3:43 pm

garddogg56 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 12, 2022 3:17 pm Heading up to sisters new lake front for a house warming party and sum ice fishing(drinking) these Camillus ought to do da trick

Nice, gard! I can send you a caplifter.


Very nice, rwmoss.

Bottles RR bottles the only way to

jmh58 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 12, 2022 3:47 pm

1967redrider wrote: ↑Sat Feb 12, 2022 2:46 pm I bet Tom really likes that Buck.


Cattaraugus Scout caplifter today on my coffee walk.

KOOL!!
John

Thanks, John.

Couple lockers today

Jtx wrote: ↑Fri Feb 11, 2022 10:57 pm Benchmade and Buck

John your right...,
I like that Buck!

rwmoss1 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 12, 2022 3:27 pm Great Eastern Cutlery jigged bone whittler with a punch and 2 blades. GEC pattern # 291319. 1095 carbon steel with nickel silver bolsters and pinned Tidioute shield. Brass liners & pins. Easily takes and keeps a keen edge with an Arkansas whetstone and mineral oil. A real workhorse and a top quality American knife. USA made in 2019 in Titusville, PA. This is a 3 spring whittler as opposed to the usual split back 2 spring variety. More weight but more room in the cavity for all the blades. A very useful knife for what ever happens to come up in the course of a day.

Very nice looking whittler!

Nice looking knives gentlemen!

Real fine pair Garry!! Is the bottom pic of a copperhead??
John

Thanks John. You are correct; it is a Copperhead.

Great looking knives around this place!!!

Here's my Saturday.....

Case Stockman and a Cattaraugus Barlow

Nice ones! Hey Ivory, glad to see you putting that 85 to use, beautiful knife

TPK wrote: ↑Sat Feb 12, 2022 6:12 pm

rwmoss1 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 12, 2022 3:27 pm Great Eastern Cutlery jigged bone whittler with a punch and 2 blades. GEC pattern # 291319. 1095 carbon steel with nickel silver bolsters and pinned Tidioute shield. Brass liners & pins. Easily takes and keeps a keen edge with an Arkansas whetstone and mineral oil. A real workhorse and a top quality American knife. USA made in 2019 in Titusville, PA. This is a 3 spring whittler as opposed to the usual split back 2 spring variety. More weight but more room in the cavity for all the blades. A very useful knife for what ever happens to come up in the course of a day.

Very nice looking whittler!

Thanks, Tom.

I Love this thread but I don't change my EDC's as often as most of Y'all do. Usually I change them on the weekends as I just did this morning. It's a real joy picking out which knives I'll be carrying over the next week or so.(If I'm too busy on the weekends I sometimes carry my EDC's two weeks in a row.)

Wanted to mention two of them that I have chosen for this week. Just because.

First off, a NOS "2007 Collectors Edition Buck Creek Doctor's Knife". It's 3 3/4" in length & has stag handles.
This is actually the only knife I have with stag handles because they normally get bid up higher than I wish to pay for them here. Even if they are used knives, they get bid up pretty high. This one has been in my showcase for probably a year or more where it should be but today I decided I needed at least one EDC with stag & sense I only had one in the "Arms-Room" it was easy to figure out which one that would be. So as of today, it's joining my EDC rotation. I guess I wanted to "mention it" because I'm proud of it.

And second off, I wanted to mention my Schrade LB-1. I have been carrying this one in my watch pocket for I guess three or four weeks now and I've kinda fallen in love with the little feller. I use it every day for one or the other small task. Meaning the rest of my EDC's are just being carried around more than they are getting used. It's a perfect fit for the watch pocket and still big enough to get most of the stuff done that I need to do. It also got a 5 min. LANSKY work out this morning.
I guess my "Perfect" EDC might be a custom LB-1 with stag. But then I'd be so stoked about it that it would probably never get out of the "Arms-Room".

Other EDC's for this week include:

a "Solingen" no name single blade
a Böker two blade Pen Knife
and last but not least, a Case Peanut
(plus my little SAK that is not pictured)
(and my RR key chain knife)
(and my cutter knife for work)
(so altogether

Thanks for looking friends!

Tom.. How are you liking that Lansky crock sticks set-up?? What grit are the rods??
Kool carry's by the way too!!!
John

Syracuse Knife Co. to round out caplifter week. 70° yesterday, blowing snow today.

Benchmade Mini-Freek