All About Pocket Knives

Spyderco Native 5 and Spyderco McBee.

Interesting shot JTX. I like it!

From the afternoon walk...

JTX you didn't use that McBee to adjust some of those puzzle pieces did you?

Charlie I'm always surprised when you knife isn't a canoe. But a very interesting shot. And great knife.

Sasquach, thanks... glad you liked it.

Doglegg, sometimes you do whatever it takes

doglegg wrote:
Charlie I'm always surprised when you knife isn't a canoe. But a very interesting shot. And great knife.

The new canoe is over on the canoe thread.

Sasquach wrote:

doglegg wrote:
Charlie I'm always surprised when you knife isn't a canoe. But a very interesting shot. And great knife.

The new canoe is over on the canoe thread.

If it's that pretty blue one I saw it.

Nice photos of those Spydercos, Jtx. My is working a jigsaw puzzle downstairs as I type this, I guess I should take a couple of photos of a knife on it.

That stump makes a good backdrop for that harness jack, Charlie.

Nice photos of those Spydercos, Jtx. My is working a jigsaw puzzle downstairs as I type this, I guess I should take a couple of photos of a knife on it.

That stump makes a good backdrop for that harness jack, Charlie.

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r redden, you've got some knives I really like. The Gibson shot is cool, as far as I'm concerned, but it's not the only one.

Reminds me of a picture I shot when I was first starting to post photos here....

Thanks guys here's a couple of more shots of knives with mt guitars.

Lafayette Cutlery jack...

Redden, love the guitar shots. I see some of my own in the future. Hey that top knife with "Real Lambsfoot" on the blade looks just like the one George Mallory took up Everest in 1924 with him. Looks like it's stamped A Wright over & Sons over Sheffield maybe? It was recovered 20 years ago and is now in a climbing museum. Posted a picture in old and rare ones thread. I was wondering if you know how old it is and the maker? I was fascinated with the Mallory story lately and whether he fell and died on the way up, or the way down. Anyway that's a dead ringer for the one they recovered from his body and suddenly I'm a fan of that Swayback Lambsfoot and hate to say but will probably start looking for one like his for some sick, weird, twisted reason I can't really even explain. But any info would really be appreciated for the hunt. Thanks. Great pictures and knives, keep them coming.

r redden wrote:Thanks guys here's a couple of more shots of knives with mt guitars.8AxBGnQ[1].jpgz8Bctu7[1].jpg

Nice shots! Is that a J-200?

TripleF wrote:Lafayette Cutlery jack...

Very cool knife and nice pic Scott!

I've been revisiting my love of large jack knives, especially cigar jacks.

Sasquach wrote:

r redden wrote:Thanks guys here's a couple of more shots of knives with mt guitars.8AxBGnQ[1].jpgz8Bctu7[1].jpg

Nice shots! Is that a J-200?

The Lambsfoot is an A. Wright and sons it was a gift from my Friend Jack Black a knife knut that lives in Leeds.
The guitar is a L-4A it's been on stages all over the east coast with me and is my favorite acoustic.
I have a few lambsfoot knives here they are.

Thanks redden, sweet knives.

Afternoon walk...

Old Pal Cut Co

Lovely old bones. Very warm. Great knife.

You out did yourself with that one jmh. Are those cat tracks? Great looking knife, what brand is it?

doglegg wrote:You out did yourself with that one jmh. Are those cat tracks? Great looking knife, what brand is it?

Thank You Floyd.. Raccoon tracks.. BUCK 107..
John