All About Pocket Knives

Rookie, that is a great collection of Tuna Valley knives! Beautiful handles on those knives.

That is a wonderful collection of knives. Wish you could post more often.

Hot days like today I wish there was some ice to play with .

Cool pic JHM, as you can guess, I love knife pics in the woods! The trees and moss make for a nice backdrop.

Hungarian, I know what you mean. I'm not one of the guys who complains for 9 months wishing it was hot summer time. If it is over 75, I'm whining about wishing it would snow!

Thank You rookie!!

I can tell by your pics!!! You put on the "Ritz" with your pics!!! John

...accidental shot. Knife fell over while I was setting up the pic, then I thought, hmmm...interesting angle.

I like it Mike!

Great backdrops Rookie, Jmh, Mad Hungarian. Excellent shots on this page.
Not much for backdrop but I liked the way this one laid on the bed. And the more I use and carry this Moki Glory, the more I love it. Only gets better with time.

Excellent photos fellas..... and some killer knives too.

Here fishy, fishy!

jmh78, those are especially fine photos. And that first one is beautifully arranged.

Thanks Garry.. Did that while sitting in my driveway looking at my dandelion covered yard!! John

Ivoryman wrote:Great backdrops Rookie, Jmh, Mad Hungarian. Excellent shots on this page.
Not much for backdrop but I liked the way this one laid on the bed. And the more I use and carry this Moki Glory, the more I love it. Only gets better with time.

Thank You IM.. Some times it works out!!! John

Case Honey Bone yellow and Robin's egg blue.

That Case is a beauty Ivoryman. I've been eyeing that same pattern in the honey bone and missed out on a couple that went up for auction on the bay in recent months. Nice taste in knives you have there.

Got a snapshot of my most recent pickup, a Camillus perched on a wet timber after a rainstorm.

Forgot to add this photo too, a GEC # 74 that came out after the rainstorm as well.

Rookie wrote:part 2, a few more

Hey Rookie , I really enjoyed your tour of Tuna Valley. I especially like the bone on the Gunstock jack. Thanks for sharing. Steve

Wonderful knife photos Ivoryman and Sunfish

bladebuddy wrote:Hey Rookie , I really enjoyed your tour of Tuna Valley. I especially like the bone on the Gunstock jack. Thanks for sharing. Steve

Thanks Steve. That gunstock is actually a smooth surface mammoth ivory bark. It's pretty unique, usually the ivory is more cream colored or has flecks of grey or blue, there aren't many that have reds/oranges in them like that.

Love the wet wood shots.sunknife....really accentuates the earthy tones in the bone covers!

Ditto what Mike said. The wet look is a wonderful enhancement.

Out in the field again...