All About Pocket Knives

By far my favorite frame.

I would love to have one of these in elk but I am picky. Some of the elk looks awesome and some just looks blah.

Very nice collection Mike.

Nice! I like them with spearpoint main blades.

sweet knives!

Mike, those look awesome.
I have a couple of the #53 frames and I really enjoy them, the frame is really nice to hold onto. I have a #54 Moose on the way, another equal end frame for the pocket.

Nice stash Mike I'm fond of the pattern myself,need to post some updated pics.....

i think i missed on the stag moose but will check--defintely a winner..HiPower

I like that "'MOOSE"" too !!!!!

I like 'em. (ignore the Case jack)

Very nice pics guys.

I have I have 5 equal ends to show, I'll get pics tomorrow.

Great Show of knives,Caleb !!!!! ________a trio, of ol' stag cubans,is all I can muster,today !!!

Here's one of my workin' knives that made me say "Oh Crap!!!". I haven't broken a blade tip in years, but I managed to snap the tip off in a hard Douglas Fir 2x4 while doin' a little wood surgery the other day. Dang it all! I work this knife hard and especially the wharncliffe blade. Nothing else to do but take him to the grinder. Shorter and a little stronger for the ordeal: All is well again!

Good job on that tip.I'm looking to buy my first Titusville or GEC or whatever ya call them,what is the model of that knife??I've got to have a wharncliffe blade.

Barry...

If you hadn't shown the before/after pic's I would have never known...great re-profile and this also happens to be one of my favorite carries.


garddogd...this would be Great Eastern's Furtaker, which come in a muskrat and trapper (shown above) pattern

Thanks guys! The Furtaker Trapper is one of my fav carry patterns; great size and blade config for a carry knife! I never used a Wharncliffe blade until GEC started putting them out, but it is a super useful blade! I am a carpenter by trade and that straight blade comes in handy for everything from sharpening carpenter pencils to trimming up a saw cut. It is hands down my favorite work knife these days.

Great, useful patterns. One thing I really like about the Cuban Stockman is that the sheepsfoot doesn't ride high even though the nail nick is on the mark side.

One thing I really like about the Cuban Stockman is that the sheepsfoot doesn't ride high even though the nail nick is on the mark side

I like that as well. I thought I might like a 53 cattle rancher and got to see one this weekend at a knife show in GA. The sheepsfoot rides much higher in it and it positively had the stiffest springs I've ever seen in a GEC.

johnny twoshoes wrote:

like that yellow rose of Texas!

A new Ebony and Smooth 2nd cut stag to add to the group.

Just landed this '07 after a four year search: