All About Pocket Knives

Took this one while blueberry picking last weekend.

Suhweeeeeeeeet!!


King of the mountain I call this one.....

Is it blueberry time in New Hampshire, Glenn? Fine photo of a fine knife.

Interesting photos of the abalone and Grandpa, Charlie. The black background does focus the eye on the subject.

Ivoryman - nice!

Scott - sweet!

Dinadan wrote:Is it blueberry time in New Hampshire, Glenn? Fine photo of a fine knife.

Thanks, it is actually getting late in the season, but still great picking to be had. We'll probably go back out this weekend for more.

glennbad wrote:

Dinadan wrote:Is it blueberry time in New Hampshire, Glenn? Fine photo of a fine knife.

Thanks, it is actually getting late in the season, but still great picking to be had. We'll probably go back out this weekend for more.

Blueberries get ripe a lot earlier down here. Our wild ones are very small indeed. I have sixteen bushes in my yard: they get ripe in May same as the wild ones.

New one for me. Tuna Valley carpenter whittler with buffalo horn.

1 more shot from today. Group shot of all 5 of my Tuna Valley's in buffalo horn. I call this one "Herd of Buffalo in my Garage"

Great sheep foot whittler and great shot with the nuts.
F'n Rooster sitting on a huge branch that fell in the yard.

Nice shot, makes me think it's Christmas time!

Nice knives, guys.
Nice photo, Rookie.

Rookie & Iman - ...

Rookie - love that shot of the garage herd... I find it almost on the edge of some futuristic theme

Rookie, that's a fine bunch of bison!
You should title that photo "Chock Full O' Nuts".

Ivoryman, I'm with Rookie......that pic has an aura of Christmas about it. Nice shot!

ROOKIE.....Winner, winner ......best shot goes to you!

Thanks guys, much appreciated. The only thing about it that bugs me is that the knives are upside down. I was laying this out with light coming from my open garage door, and the camera on a tripod just outside. And there was a big rain storm approaching, so I was strapped for time. The lighting wasn't working for me, so I ended up having to bring the camera inside and shoot towards the storm. In all the excitement, I forgot to rotate the knives to face the other way.

I think it still turned out pretty nice. But it's a pet-peeve of mine to have the tang's upside down in a photo.

Rookie, you obviously have the photo in digital format, rotate it 180 degrees using your photo manager and re-save it. See if that works. Just a thought.

I did try that, but with the perspective, it made it look like they were hanging off the ceiling.

This shot turned out pretty good......I was thinking about placing an arrowhead or a small dream catcher in the center.

Now that is an interesting layout. The Wheel of Pain!!!

CHRISTMAS tree in the back ground......CASE STAG COLLECTION....10DOT and Older

Lookin' good guys.

Charlie I love the layout on that group of knives.

Have aknife day you sure have some fantastic stag there.

on both pictures.

Sasquach wrote:This shot turned out pretty good......I was thinking about placing an arrowhead or a small dream catcher in the center.

....lay 'em out on a boat paddle.

royal0014 wrote:

Sasquach wrote:This shot turned out pretty good......I was thinking about placing an arrowhead or a small dream catcher in the center.

....lay 'em out on a boat paddle.

Kinda' like this?

Thanks to all you guys for the comments and advice!!!

have aknife day wrote:CHRISTMAS tree in the back ground......CASE STAG COLLECTION....10DOT and Older
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Stag-o-ramma-lamma-ding-dong!!!!!

That's a great shot of some even greater knives!!!

These aren't all as old as yours but there is a 10 dot (1970) and a no dots ('64 - '69) in there. This is an old shot that I took when I was just starting to photograph my collection.

Hey Sasquach Is Shamma-lamma-din-dong opening act for "BLIND MELLOW JELLY"?
I cant remember where i heard that??