All About Pocket Knives

Thanks guys.

Great shot Squach. I like how the snow on the sides fades to white out. Cool stump with that saddle of snow. Good eye for picking the backdrop.

Glad you like it Ivoryman. I'm starting to get a little artistical....or is that autistical?

A few shots from last few days

Man, I like that blue GEC!!!! Nice shots Ivoryman.

I got this one today and took this shot for my records.

Knice K bar Charlie.

Thanks Doglegg!

I've enjoyed participating a little more lately thought I'd post a few.

r redden, that is a lot of eye candy.

Thanks Redden, great stuff you have there. I like the ground shots. Bigtime. Enjoyed all those. Thanks and by all means posting more lately may you roll.

Like the prop!! And the knife!!

I always enjoy this thread, the knives are always great and the backgrounds are interesting as well. I just read the Queen ad shown in Scott's picture, for $2 you could get a #11. and for $4 you could have a #82 fixed blade. I was about 6 years old back then, wages were probably at the point where $2 was several hours of work. I don't remember the year but remember my dad as a mechanic making 50 cents an hour at the 50/50 Garage in Orlando, Florida.
Thanks for including that background, Scott!
Treefarmer

FFF, Redden, great shots, great info. Like those.
While no info, I had some cool low light shots of this today. The thing glows in low light. I can see why a farmer who might drop his knife in the barn or field or woods would like the color. So bright it stands out against most anything. And usualy gets a compliment.

Very nice photos, Ivoryman and Redden. You fellows sure have some great knives.

Scott - that knife and catalog are a great combination! I had to enlarge the photo so I could read the goose recipe.

Thanks for all the kind words.

Sun came out after cloudy and dark all day

Here are a couple of photos using illustrated books as the background

Some really cool pics being posted! Interesting blades too!

Here are a couple of shots from our walk today.

Great stump and stream shot Squach.

Thanks Ivoryman.

I keep looking for interesting backdrops along the trails where I walk Ol' Muffin Head. I had the surprising good fortune to see a pair of Bald Eagles on our walk today. They were fishing in the big creek (I don't know why they call it a creek, it's a small river) that is fed by the little stream in my photo. I tried to get a picture but they were too far away for my little pocket camera.

It's raining cats & dogs this morning so no walk 'til it slacks up. Pulled thi photo out of my files...one of my favorites.

Sasquach wrote:

Montanaman wrote:Marbles Handy Hunter in 52100 and a Council in 5160

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Beautiful Marbles Kirs! That's gotta' be a custom sheath. I really like the way it extends in the front to protect the handle from the inner snap hardware.

Thanks!, I like that style of sheath with a small double guard. Claude Scott from Walla Walla made that one, one of the best around.

Johnny Stout - New Braunfels, TX

Charlie that is a great canoe, like the minerals as well.
John a pocket full of practical stuff.
Chris another dazzler.