All About Pocket Knives

Absolutely fantastic Q that Osage pops, Cudggee that is some fine oak. x10

A Boker.

This is a fixed blade kit knife from Coldland Co. of Canada. Full tang Damascus steel, brass bolster. It didn't come with any scales so I made the handle out of Ironwood.

Mo' ,'' termite food ''.

A few mo' for. '' yew''.

Hard to beat a good lookin Oak handle. Nice grain for sure Cudgee!!

Some mighty fine wood on show!

Here's some beech and olivewood.

Dan In MI wrote: ↑Thu Apr 27, 2023 3:29 am Some mighty fine wood on show!

Here's some beech and olivewood.

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Nice Dan! I especially like that one with the sheep's foot.

Thanks, Tom! The MAM Filmam is a neat little friction folder, made in Portugal, and pretty good for only.$6.

Some super nice ones here knife7knut, David and Dan.

Here’s a Rosewood.

Speaking of super nice ones Tim, your rosewood Craftsman is looking outstanding.

tvic wrote: ↑Fri Apr 28, 2023 2:12 pm Some super nice ones here knife7knut, David and Dan.

Here’s a Rosewood.

Beautiful little knife. In my opinion Rosewood is the most under rated wood for knife scales. Has so much character that develops over time.

Thanks, Tim, and your Craftsman is a real beauty, too!

Thanks, guys!

Loved surfing through this thread. Sooooooooooo many cool pieces with beautiful wood. Inspired me to get a few out to take a pic or two and check oil and lube. Wood is such a cool material.

Quince wood on the Moki
Curly green maple on the Case
Ebony on the GEC 66
Bocote on the GEC 83 LB
Ironwood on the Northwoods
Osage on the 65 Hogan Horse apple

Super fine set of knives there, Iman! Great pics, too!

I'm kinda partial towood, especially ebony. Here's a Saynor, Sheffield, "Half-hawk". O'.

tvic wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 1:39 pm Super fine set of knives there, Iman! Great pics, too!

Thanks tvic, left this one out because it had to be dug out. Glad you like, thanks again.

Ridgegrass, love that knife, the hawkbill isn't as huge as most and the Ebony looks great. How about the age? Great piece, great shot.


87 Beavertail PPP from the OKCA show in April. I love these knives. English Jack. A liiiiiiiiiiitttle big in the pockets of the cargo shorts, but for using it's perfect.

Wood

zed6309 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 7:13 pm Wood
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I hope you have neither termites nor beavers, not to mention woodpeckers in your neighborhood! Pretty useful lot.

Some old wood.

I-man: Hard to say on the age. The name has been around since 1840 and according to BL they're still around. I don't think it's real old. I don't know when ebony was stopped. It's still available but the price is probably prohibitive for commercial knife applications . I've been carrying the little half hawk. The curved blade gives plenty of purchase. J.O'.

Ridgegrass wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 10:06 pm I-man: Hard to say on the age. The name has been around since 1840 and according to BL they're still around. I don't think it's real old. I don't know when ebony was stopped. It's still available but the price is probably prohibitive for commercial knife applications . I've been carrying the little half hawk. The curved blade gives plenty of purchase. J.O'.

Thanks for the info, appreciate it. Great looking knife.

Tidioute Pony Jack Cocobolo

Very knice Iman.