All About Pocket Knives

Hey TJ,my bad,its a bone handled Moore Maker Swell Center Trapper. Pics don't do it justice,has a thin brass liner just inside the the pill crusher end and some nice light tan mottling to the bone that doesn't show up very well on the photo..... I love the elegant style of the clip blade.

JWS wrote:That is one elegant looking piece of work.
Glad I got to see it.

J.W.

Thank you JW,elegant is a great description,I'm real pleased with it.

Johnnie, is that a toothpick?

Yes Sir,it is. .....its GEC's version....its 4 inches in the closed position....nice and hefty.

Got another early Xmas Day surprise!! ...My Parents brought this one in for me from an estate sale....its a 1995 Buck 503 Yellowhorse custom.
Its my first and only Yellowhorse.

Wow!! Johnnie. I've always drooled over the Yellowhorse pieces, both in knives and Zippos. You are one lucky guy. Congrats.

Thanks TJ....I really love it!!

Yeah Sweet nife JR! ::ENVY:: I guess this means you will have to make room for it and trade some of those OLD knives you have? WINK,WINK!!! LOL!
Great lookin knife brother!!!

Johnnie I'll give those two thumbs up!

Phil

Very cool Johnnie! So is everything I've heard about their toothpicks true? How great they are and not your average Tooth? Stag BABY!

Well, I left the house this morning at 4:30 am and was in the mountains of the Cumberland by sun up. You know, round where Sargent York grew up! Got to the Parker's show right after the doors opened at 9am and went to lookin round. Not near as much as 2 years ago but still a huge selection of all kinds of Pocket Joy! I found this guy that had some decent prices on FRs so I began to talk with him and we had good fun knife story swappin and then I pulled the trigger on this Fight'n Rooster Hard Times STAG! He had $48 on it, I asked if he would do $40, he said after a minute,,,YES! This is a little hard to find in this condition so I was very pleased.

Then I went over and GAWKED at all the Case Classics I couldn't afford. Jim Parker's private collection was there and they were beeeuuutiiiful. To see all those CCs not a scratch anywhere and with the COAs, MAN, I was in heaven boys! Then had to grab a copy of PA's new book about GEC.

Bought it and this knife from the GEC folks. Been wantin this one ever since I saw GunStock Jack's Little Carver. Cocobolo wood handles. 1 of 50 built, such a well built knife to be only 3' in length. Well, that's my trip and it was fast I know but I don't play around when it comes to the hunt.

Singin, Both very nice! The GEC is especially Gorgeous, but then again the Fightin Rooster Speaks for itself too. Is that a pinched bolster on the Carver or just the pic? I do like the looks of that Cocobola Wood.

Here is the one I've been longin for awhile. Wish it wasn't cleaned but I'm ok with it. Not the tightest ship on the Sea as one can see with the blade riding just a bit high but I like just the same....

That's a beauty there bone! I sold a Hubertus a few years ago and wish I still owned it, they're just coool! I wouldn't worry bout that high blade, don't bother me. Yes they are pinched.

Thanks Fella's!! ...I guess I was nicer than I thought this year.. or at least Old Saint Nick sure thinks so!!

Sweet knife,Bonehead. ....I have a J.A.Henckels like that and it also rides a bit high.

Thanks Johnnie,

This guy is a bit loose, both side to side and on the opening as expected for for a knife like this. Its cool though, I wouldn't fix for anything. I like em worn... Its been a long wait, and although not "mint" so to say it was tough enough afford this one

Thanks Again

Well She's a BEAUTY and hard one to come by. ...definitely a keeper....thanks for showing her.

My 1st sampler

Earl...thats a nice one to start out with...good choice.

Hey Earl, you have started it now, bet you can't just buy one. That's a great one to start with.

Thank you johnnie,haven't stopped play'n with it since I got

Hey Perry, if ya get tired of looking at that Fight'n Rooster, let me know. Very nice knives everyone !

Thanks Perry,you be right I'm eye ball'n a couple more.......and maybe one to re-handle in some firey pearl or black lip.................or maybe abalone,and that is your fault sir .... still can't get past the pic of your abalone sampler

Well, I'm glad I could help somewhat with your addiction Earl. I have a hard time gettin mine out of my mind too.

Its because of your pics Perry,its like showing a carrot to a horse Honestly,samplers were never on my radar........

That's how it happens Earl, the way I got hooked was the same. Except with me, I chose about 6 different patterns all at the same time. $$$$$$$ I have since dialed back obviously.