All About Pocket Knives

Nice carries everyone. I enjoy seeing all of them. Thanks.
Today I'm carrying this unobtrusive little guy to the library.
Then I'm going into the woods with this Plainsman

Kickback sorta day sliped these Oldtimers in my pocket.Then hit the woods

Either one of these two over the past five days - and will be today as well. OH

Finally got to cut something yesterday. Wrap very thick around pallets.
My ZT0566BW made short work of it.
I'm sure the Humpback or the Pioneer (which I used the cap lifter on a Mexican Coke) or the Case Peanut could have done just as well. It's just too easy to put the ZT into action.

Buck 301. What a great knife. I should carry it more often.
Plus I stuck this little 3" RR lockback in the watch pocket.
Makes a nice "snickety click" sound. Surprisingly not too bad.

These two yesterday and today.

Nice carries, guys.

Producer, I like that RR. Very neat design.

This one for me today.

Still these

Schrade 194Ot

I've been totin' this Buck 301 for a couple of months now. Really great knife, F&F is excellent, takes and holds an edge really well.

dcgm4 wrote:Nice carries, guys.

Producer, I like that RR. Very neat design.

This one for me today.

Thanks dcgm4, These Dog Leg, Dog Bone series are really nice.
Here's two others I have. The "Dog Bones" are 3 and 3/4" long and the smaller pen blades on both have half stops. Plus the "Bones" have whistles!

Very cool, Producer.

Nothing special, just an old knife or two I have laying around.
I have actually carried one to scout meetings for giggles.

Wow, those two are awesome! Are they made by Case?

Yes, one of the holy grails for scout knife collectors. Unofficial but highly valued because it is has the boy scout scene on the nickel silver handles and is a Case Bradford Tested XX from around 1915-1920. There is another version that is virtually identical stamped as Challenge Cutlery.

Like a broken record I just keep on taking the same knives for a ride.
Case Humpback
Vic Pioneer
Case Peanut
And ZT0566BW! One of the finest EDC OHO there is!

ronfish wrote:Yes, one of the holy grails for scout knife collectors. Unofficial but highly valued because it is has the boy scout scene on the nickel silver handles and is a Case Bradford Tested XX from around 1915-1920. There is another version that is virtually identical stamped as Challenge Cutlery.

Very, very nice and presumably as expensive too!

80T "Bigfoot" .
My old favorite 80 with a big sheepsfoot blade.

Pro;ya can't go wrong with an old timer.I put the workers away for Labor day weekend and will start lite with a nut and Delica.

garddogg56 wrote:Pro;ya can't go wrong with an old timer.I put the workers away for Labor day weekend and will start lite with a nut and Delica.

Two good choices

Finished out the week with these same two red pocketworn.

I worked mostly in the shop today so I carried these three today.

CRKT M16-14
Customized Kershaw Wild Turkey
Old Ulster penknife for any cutting requiring a really SHARP precise edge.
A close-up of the Ulster-

Ya know.......I think I'm gonna go with a Case Ginger Ale Winterbottom Copperlock today.....I reviewed this a while back

Nothing. It's four o'clock in the morning and I'm in my skivvies. But, my shorts are hanging on the bed post and in the pocket is my beloved Camillus Franken72. On my desk are the same-o, same-o, an old piece of crap Pal that needs to go in the POS cigar box and a Chinese Kershaw DWO 3000 clone that I grab when I'm too lazy to reach in my pocket for the Franken72/