All About Pocket Knives

Yea the pump won't pump and the buckets got hole in it, sounds like a country song.

That's hilarious, great one Homer.
Back lost in the Northwoods again with heavy doses of fungi.

Biggie 'H' do they sell Yuengling beer down in your neck of the woods. I know I bought some in Paris TN weekend before last.

Jerry we do and I like it. But beer's kinda like pocket knives they are few and far between that I don't like.

Finally getting some better shots of multiple knives, seems before I would have 1 or more out of focus.

Looks great John. Some fine knives in those shots.

I like the leafy background. And you have a fine collection of knives there.

Nice pictures, John and some very desirable knives.

Great looking photos Guys!!!

I love all of the outdoor shots and I need to get back outside and shoot some pics specifically for this thread.

I have been shooting indoors for the canoe thread with the emphasis on showing knife detail rather than the artistic value of the entire scene. But these three shots turned out "purdy" enough that I thought they might do well here. What do ya think?

Nicely done Squash. Definitely good looking photos and knives.

Took a few impromptu snaps of the princess cozying up to some Queens...

Kniiiiiiiiiiiiiiice shots Charlie! especially that orange bone

Leaves and stag.

Great photos fellers

Yesterday's photos were all great. Thanks for posting them.

Buck lite among the asters and butterflies.

Good lookin' mouse muncher, Tony!!

Johnny & Ivoryman, a wonderful display of stag, great shots!

Bighomer, I'll bet that post won't smart-mouth you again! Good pic with colorful background.

I was out back doing some chores and took the opportunity to shoot a couple of pics outdoors for this thread.

Ulster Barlow, birch bark and fatwood!!!

great knife photography everyone!

Charlie, I usually use an axe, or a chainsaw when I cut trees, but to each their own.

Looking good fellas, fine photos!

Here's an old yeller Case in the Wisconsin woods

313 Mike wrote:Here's an old yeller Case in the Wisconsin woods

Yeller always hits the spot. Those woods look delightful, I'll bet nature hikes are amazing this time of year in WI.

Is that an 18 or an 047? I'm guessing the former but it's hard to judge the size.

Thanks Tony, and yes, the woods are very beautiful right now...almost like walking through a living painting.
That Case is a 3318, nice solid HOK.

Nice pictures Charlie (Squach). Do I see a great piece of polished malachite? Bob

mrwatch wrote:Nice pictures Charlie (Squach). Do I see a great piece of polished malachite? Bob

Thanks.

Indeed you do see a piece of malachite, Bob.