All About Pocket Knives

Junebug, that's an awesome looking knife there.

Mike, I agree about the knife color, shotgun shells are the same way. You'd think them bright yellow 20 gauge shells would be easy to find in the grass, Nope. They should be fluorescent orange I think.

I'm still toting the 6 dot loom fixer. I just can't seem to let the thing go.

TripleF wrote:Still workin' this 78 American Jack.....talk about nail-bustin' half stops where's Cutty?

Got an American Jack on my list

Cable splicing today.112. &Scallion

another day, another SAK.

in the park on a lark-

sweet old boker usa

sandmak wrote:sweet old boker usa

-indeed; and a favorite brand of mine, many overlooked gems
nice one.

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big Camillus this fine Thursday- -that would be my hairy dinosaur chest in the lefthand bolster

Nice Camillus Sandy, I like the looks of that one, nice and hefty

Sandy, that knife looks like a Camillus 23, but it's not stamped on the pile side of the tang as my 23s are.
Yours also has solid scales, but my two have loose and shrunken scales.
What length is your knife? Is it a short line or long line?
You have a great looking knife there.

I've been carrying this nice little 3" Wayne jack knife all week along with a Russlock.

This #68 just arrived and I hate to say it, but I believe the Ebony #66 just lost it's place as "Default" carry.

Carried this new to me 6292cv today

gino wrote:Nice Camillus Sandy, I like the looks of that one, nice and hefty

Appreciated; it's got some weight

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FRJ wrote:Sandy, that knife looks like a Camillus 23, but it's not stamped on the pile side of the tang as my 23s are.
Yours also has solid scales, but my two have loose and shrunken scales.
What length is your knife? Is it a short line or long line?
You have a great looking knife there.

Thanks. I just measured it at 4-3/16". Only marking is Camillus New York USA on the shield side tang/large blade.

This is an advertising knife and it's too clean to be original, looks like a fair amount of buffing, too.

I think.

Maybe a rebuild. But a great carry with high fondle factor.

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Simple Man wrote:This #68 just arrived and I hate to say it, but I believe the Ebony #66 just lost it's place as "Default" carry.

That's a keeper for sure, handsome item

Day two carrying the VG-10 Spydie only had to strop her once for 10 splices and a Kabar in the watch pocket.

Yesterday and today - my only GEC that I carry. OH

Cutty wrote:Carried this new to me 6292cv today

NICE!! Hope to pick one up at the Dover show tomorrow!! John

jmh58 wrote:

Cutty wrote:Carried this new to me 6292cv today

NICE!! Hope to pick one up at the Dover show tomorrow!! John

Good luck brother. I waited and watched the bay for a while until I found one at the price point I was looking for. Made an offer and they took it

GEC/'nut combo again tonight.
They work pretty good together, like mater 'n biscuit [/color]

Still have my GEC73 on me

Awesome EDC knives fellers. Simple Man your knife has some amazing scales. The color is very rich and the jigging is beautiful! Rocky

Old Hunter wrote:Yesterday and today - my only GEC that I carry. OH

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royal0014 wrote:GEC/'nut combo again tonight.
They work pretty good together, like mater 'n biscuit

-couple nice scouts displayed, here
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gino wrote:Still have my GEC73 on me

-as above, this knife is aging gracefully, a handsome example of a working blade- I appreciate firearms in the same shape.
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-now, live from New York, the only time "lookit that big queen" isn't an insult:

I reserve this space for a future pic of my weekend shorts carry.

Thanks Sandy. Working on the farm this morning, posting land, checking stands, etc., carrying a SAK.

Old Hunter wrote:Thanks Sandy. Working on the farm this morning, posting land, checking stands, etc., carrying a SAK.

where, generally, in NC, OH? I'm near the bottom of The Great Dismal now&then.

Nice carries all!

These three since last Saturday. Covers all the bases for me. 65' to 75' on all three.

Jerry

These are my companions today.