All About Pocket Knives

I hope these are OK.
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PS, anybody know why I cannot imbed images here anymore?
I'm pretty sure I used to be able to.

Very nice knives Ballenxj.
Here is another Western-- L36

I like them Westerns ::nod::My avitar prooves it,there the first fixed blades I purchased

You can't embed photos anymore, you must upload to the site now.

tank wrote:You can't embed photos anymore, you must upload to the site now.

Thanks for answering that question. I know I had done it before.

You're welcome. It's irritating to search a thread and the picture would be gone because the embedded photo be gone because one of several reasons. This way the photo is immortalized on our server.

garddogg56 wrote: I like them Westerns ::nod::My avitar prooves it,there the first fixed blades I purchased

Thanks gdog, ya got good taste!

I'll post some more later.

Don't remember if I posted these Schrades-getting old I guess.

Schrades and others.

tank wrote:You're welcome. It's irritating to search a thread and the picture would be gone because the embedded photo be gone because one of several reasons. This way the photo is immortalized on our server.

I agree about not seeing the image anymore being irritating. The reason I'm used to embedding is twofold.
#1, A lot of forums prefer it as it is a band width issue.
#2, It makes me feel that I am in control of my intellectual property.
I don't remember ever pulling an image from a forum, but I understand your point.
If all photo sharing was done via attachment only, I could save myself from hosting fee's too.

As far as control you can delete it from here anytime and I'm not certain but I think you can link from the forum server.

Took advantage of the light this morning to take an updated group shot of my Buck hunting knives; I've misplaced the 113 Ranger so it's not in here. OH

Old Hunter wrote:Took advantage of the light this morning to take an updated group shot of my Buck hunting knives; I've misplaced the 113 Ranger so it's not in here. OH

Fantastic Bucks OH and great photo.

U're killing me OH

OH, those are a beautiful grouping of knives! I only have one buck, the 102. It was a gift.

Thanks guys, I do appreciate the compliments. I've been slowly adding a 100 series here or there as they come up, now I just need a 107 and I'll have the basic 100 series set. I use them too (not all of them, but the ones that are good hunting knives). OH

Tim, the little Buck 102 is a great small game knife (bird & trout style) - I use mine primarily for cleaning waterfowl and I've cleaned a few wild turkey's with it as well.

Just a few of my fixed blade knifes

Welcome to AAPK mansolingen! Nice knives - tell us more about them; what is the knife with the Hawk Head bolster on it? OH

Yes, mansolingen, welcome to AAPK. That's a nice pile you have there and an attractive way to display them.

Welcome Mansolingen.
Greatknives

timgreene48 wrote:OH, those are a beautiful grouping of knives! I only have one buck, the 102. It was a gift.

That's a nice gift!

Thanks fellas! This little knife was given to me by a long lost cousin whom I'd just met a year or so ago. It is definately a keeper!

Old Hunter wrote:Welcome to AAPK mansolingen! Nice knives - tell us more about them; what is the knife with the Hawk Head bolster on it? OH

Left to right is a German Solingen Edge Brand-1950's -1960's next is a Armeso Bowie Solingen 1950's next is a Korium Solingen 1945- late 1950's next is a Solingen Compass 1950's - 1960's next but not least is a small k-bar 1985-1999. Thanks for the nice comments guys, just dig the older knifes

mansolingen wrote:

Old Hunter wrote:Welcome to AAPK mansolingen! Nice knives - tell us more about them; what is the knife with the Hawk Head bolster on it? OH

Left to right is a German Solingen Edge Brand-1950's -1960's next is a Armeso Bowie Solingen 1950's next is a Korium Solingen 1945- late 1950's next is a Solingen Compass 1950's - 1960's next but not least is a small k-bar 1985-1999. Thanks for the nice comments guys, just dig the older knifes

SWEET! And as the other guys said, WELCOME to AAPK.