All About Pocket Knives

This mid-sixties Red Bone Case Jack Knife get a lot of pocket time. I use it to open my mail, cut twine, clean my finger nails, whittle, and for numerous other chores. It is tight as can be and does a double snap that makes you proud.

Great lookin knife Ken, I carry the same. I really like it a lot!

gino wrote:falah, cool little Case you have there. Nothin like carrying a knife you really like huh?

Yes sir!
never tough I would carrying a green knife before till I opened it in a restaurant at lunch and nobody scream got to get me some more greens

Falah; the avatar. That's a new look for you isn't it?

I am currently carrying this nice double bladed Marshall Wells Hdwe. Co. serpentine that I picked up at an estate sale recently. Bull

Awesome oldie Bull!!! Love it!

Purdy old scales.

Thanks Gino, J.R. ! Gino, whereabouts are you located in Penna.. I grew up in Penna., about 40 miles up the Allegheny from the Burgh. Live in Oregon now, have for years, but never turned on my love for the Stillers, Bucs, and Pens. Watch them always as the stations grace us here on the left coast. Bull

Gunstock Jack wrote:Falah; the avatar. That's a new look for you isn't it?

that's my "after reading credit card knives-bill" look Jack
happen in every 3rd week of the month...
they say no cure for it....

tjmurphy wrote:Well, I pulled the trigger on this one 2X, one for each of my girls. The Schrades seem to be pretty good knives but I desided they should have spring assist opening.

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Well, the girls got their Kershaw Leeks last night and I was pleasantly surprized that both loved them. My youngest had the opening and closing down pat almost immediatly and my oldest is progressing really well, she'll have it down with just a little more fiddlin'. I shouldn't have told her that they came in PINK. Now both want a pistol, my youngest in stainless steel and my oldest, guess what? PINK We'll have to see what Santa can do next year. Thinking about the PPK's. All you folks who recommended the Leeks, a great big thank you. Though the Schrade Switchit's are nice, the Kershaw Leeks are OUTSTANDING.

Gave my daughter a pink Kershaw Chive today. It's not a Christmas present, it's a "cause you lost your pink SAK to TSA last year". She likes it but doesn't seem too crazy about the Assisted Open feature. Maybe she's just humoring me.

T.J. I'm glad your girls liked the Leeks. I sure like mine. After all that talk about carrying more than one knife, today I'm carrying two; the Leek and the Buck 55.

Guys sorry for no pictures (reader is bad on PC ) but the last few weeks I've been rotating a mid 80s Buck 303, an old Kutmaster, a mid 60's 880, and recently (thanks W5RWU) a SWL2. Love those older knives

This little beauty handled the Christmas morning package opening duties. Not sure how dads manage to get toys out of the packaging without knives. Littlest Petshop stuff is more secure than Fort Knox.

Boy that's a swell GEC! Almost to nice to use for an EDC though!

New EDC here.

Nice one too!

Johnny, if you haven't carried a 25 pattern yet, I think you'll be pleasantly suprised at how GEC put so much cutting power in such a small package.

Great lookin knife Johhnie! I like those handles. :: envy::

Nice looking GEC's,Boys!!
Octavio...are those Elk or Primitive bone?

Johnny 'Shoes, I really like the "UN-X-LD" bolsters on that Red 25.

Sweet little carry, very nice gift …

Merry Christmas!

~ Edge

One of my daughters bought me this SOG Twitch II for Christmas and it means a lot to me coming from her so I will carry it with my Case XX.

johnnierotten wrote:Nice looking GEC's,Boys!!
Octavio...are those Elk or Primitive bone?

Elk. I think the other scale looks even better.
Here's a link to more pictures of the same knife. http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... 56&t=21084

TDCase wrote:Boy that's a swell GEC! Almost to nice to use for an EDC though!

Been carrying it off and on for a few days. So far I've been good about sticking to my "every knife gets sharpened used and carried" rule. Does nothing to improve the value or collectibility of my knives, but I enjoy them all.

I think you might end up loving that SOG Gino! You will be amazed how much fun it is to play with and it will take and hold on to a wicked edge!

I got a little Gerber Paraframe from Cousin's hubby and it came out of the box very sharp.

It is confused however. Nail Nick opening Frame lock.

Not quite gonna blast the SOG Twitch II out of my pocket....

gino wrote:One of my daughters bought me this SOG Twitch II for Christmas and it means a lot to me coming from her so I will carry it with my Case XX.

Hey Gino... Those are fine knives and I know that Sog will be special to you and that is cool!! That jack is sweeeettt!! John