All About Pocket Knives

Some pics from this weekend's camo trip.

Thanks doglegg. More great shots zed, very well done. Got the Monday blues I guess, will have to do.

Zed, Very neat how that narly old tree provided a perfect frame for your knife.

Nice photos with weathered organic backgrounds, Zed and Ivoryman . I like the blossoms falling photo best on this page.

Thanks Dinadan.
Three days in a row with this Tidioute 78. Splitting rotten logs. Great color in the wood.

Ivoryman wrote:Thanks Dinadan.
Three days in a row with this Tidioute 78. Splitting rotten logs. Great color in the wood.

Isn't it amazing the beauty we can't see. Who would imagine such color inside rotten logs. I have found the same thing. How gracious of the Creator to give us eyes then to surround us with beauty. "Out of the ground the LORD God caused to grow every tree that is pleasing to the sight..." Gen 2:9 Good job with finding it and adding the great looking knife.

The photo above by Ivoryman is seriously cool! I had picked up a piece of a hollow tree that came down over the winter (early March) when neighbors started cutting it up. I was attracted by what the inside looked like.

WOW!! The Hits just keep on rolling!! Congrats gents to all yinz fine pics!! John

jmh58 wrote:WOW!! The Hits just keep on rolling!! Congrats gents to all yinz fine pics!! John

DITTO

Really interesting pictures of some very interesting knives. You did good Sasquach.

From this mornings' walk...

Sasquach wrote:From this mornings' walk...

What is that knife brand? Is it an old one? Good shot.

Thanks guys

doglegg wrote:

Sasquach wrote:From this mornings' walk...

What is that knife brand? Is it an old one? Good shot.

I'm not Squach but that's a Colonial cigar jack. If I had to guess the vintage I'd put it in the 1950s-60s range.

Charlie, got any closer info?

Tsar Bomba wrote:

doglegg wrote:

Sasquach wrote:From this mornings' walk...

What is that knife brand? Is it an old one? Good shot.

I'm not Squach but that's a Colonial cigar jack. If I had to guess the vintage I'd put it in the 1950s-60s range.

Charlie, got any closer info?

It is indeed a Colonial, Prov. USA cigar jack. I believe you are also correct on the era, most likely the '60s. I found it at a flea market a few years ago. It had seen a lot of use but was still a good EDC.

Sasquach wrote:The photo above by Ivoryman is seriously cool! I had picked up a piece of a hollow tree that came down over the winter (early March) when neighbors started cutting it up. I was attracted by what the inside looked like.

Thanks Squach, that's a good one of rotted log yourself. Hard to beat Mother Nature's backdrops.

zed6309 wrote:20180510_154730-02.jpeg

Very cool.
I saw your color version of this pic.
I do like the B&W a bit more.
Nicely done!

Steve Warden wrote:

zed6309 wrote:20180510_154730-02.jpeg

Very cool.
I saw your color version of this pic.
I do like the B&W a bit more.
Nicely done!

Thanks Steve

Late walk today...

. The buck looks at home.

I like the shots of knives in nature Squatch!

Thank you gentlemen! I have just been taking the camera along when I walk the dog and whatever knife I'm carrying gets its picture taken a couple of times. When I get home I check out the photos I took and if there is one I like.....it gets posted here. I get some good shots of a goofy dog too!

Well, me and my poochie pal went for our daily walk shortly after my last post and here are the photos of the day.

GEC 66 stockman in ebony.