All About Pocket Knives

Anybody know what time it is. Thats right it's break time.

It definitely is break time!! Enjoy!!!

Here's a pic I pulled from my archives. A fellow collector didn't believe that Camillus, as well as Schrade, made a sharpfinger pattern.

A couple of RR's setting on a ole Hoosier cabinet, the scales on these look like they were made from a armadilla road kill.

Love the way this one turned out. 6.5375 in a pumpkin patch today.

313 Mike wrote:Love the way this one turned out. 6.5375 in a pumpkin patch today.

Recently found a stainless version of that knife. Looks like yours is CV? That one's next on my hit-list. Great photo!

Queen #9120

It's that time again fellers, hope y'all have had a great day. I'm tired. Speaking of C V check out this ole can /bottle opener I bet some of the ole timers remember the champagne of bottle beer.

Tsar Bomba wrote:

313 Mike wrote:Love the way this one turned out. 6.5375 in a pumpkin patch today.

Recently found a stainless version of that knife. Looks like yours is CV? That one's next on my hit-list. Great photo!

Thank you sir. Nice pics being posted all around!
Yes indeed that is a CV 6.5375...one of my most carried and favorite knives. The bonestag really ages nicely, mine has gained considerable pocket wear over the years, the handles have mellowed out quite a bit. My avatar is an older pic of the same knife.

Absolutely amazing Mike!!! mmmmm....mmmmmmm!

A couple of ol' friends hangin' out at the back fence....

Some more ol' friends...

S & M

Just cleaned and oiled after use last week so I thought I'd snap a pic....

Great pics men. Scott you got that ol Hick lookin' fine!

Trick or treat.

Happy Halloween.

Wish I could trick-or-treat in your neighborhood, Ivoryman.

Good one, very good indeed.

When it absolutely, positively has to be cut, opened, or screwed right now......

Nice composition Squach, and that knife looks pristine! No idea Camillus made a USMC demo knife especially that late in their run... I have the old Kingston(?) "U S MARINE CORPS" stamp -- when I carry it I look for people with SAKs and tell them "better the US Marines than the Swiss Army!" The Camillus is my favorite demo knife besides maybe Queen, all solid and sturdy builds and even my heavily used ones are rock solid working knives. My EDC MIL-K is a 2003 Camillus, appears to have vanished along with my Imperial (I think I'm missing a box in an obvious place ) but once I find it I think I'm going to carry it for a while.

Tsar Bomba wrote:Nice composition Squach, and that knife looks pristine! No idea Camillus made a USMC demo knife especially that late in their run... I have the old Kingston(?) "U S MARINE CORPS" stamp -- when I carry it I look for people with SAKs and tell them "better the US Marines than the Swiss Army!" The Camillus is my favorite demo knife besides maybe Queen, all solid and sturdy builds and even my heavily used ones are rock solid working knives. My EDC MIL-K is a 2003 Camillus, appears to have vanished along with my Imperial (I think I'm missing a box in an obvious place ) but once I find it I think I'm going to carry it for a while.

The USMC demo knife in my picture is unused to the best of my knowledge. It is in the same condition as when it was given to me by a friend who has since departed this world. My US marked Army issue version is a 1973, also made by Camillus, it's well used and lives in my utility (bug out) bag. I've had the Army issue demo ever since it was issued to me while I was wearing O.D. Green. When my Army issue finally (if ever) fails I'll cycle the USMC into it's place.

06247 from '65 -'69ish in leaves and stone.

Knice photos

Very Fine looking Case Stock knife.
kj

Good lookin' Case Oldie, Ivoryman!!!

Here's a Buck on the bricks and leaves....