Knives and flashlights ( traditional )

[Heimdall82]

#2 Thrunite Ti5T flashlight

 

[Heimdall82]

#3 Good old Maglite Solitaire

 

[Heimdall82]

I just ordered a Fireflies AA stainless steel flashlight with a 2700k emitter. I think it will looks great with all these nickel silver bolsters... and that 2700k emitter gonna hava a nice vintage "yellow-orange-warm" beam

 

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[Signalprick]

These two are cute together. Don't let them fool you. They are working tools!

 

[euroken]

Thinking about taking this combo to a corn maze at night Maybe a bit too much? That hound dogs puts out a hotspot that will be hard to stare at in the maze lol. It will be fun though...

 

[rdrogers]

I’m a bit of a flashlight junkie. This my current favorite, topping out at 650 lumens. A truly amazing light in a tiny package.

 

[TheChunk91]

Thinking about taking this combo to a corn maze at night Maybe a bit too much? That hound dogs puts out a hotspot that will be hard to stare at in the maze lol. It will be fun though...

The last time I went to a corn maze I was shining my light around and the workers that were running around scaring people asked me not to shine on them.

I think I had a preon 2 then, it was not even super bright.

 

[euroken]

It's true, by today's standards, the Malkoff in terms of output, it's not even that bright.

I remember I had one of the brightest flashlights and it was a maglite 2xAA incan lol.

 

[5K Qs]

I've been very happy with this inexpensive Olight:


- GT

 

[OldHercDude]

My keychain light is a brass Maratac AAA LED. Not overly bright, but bright enough. Have other brighter lights available if needed.

 

[BrotherJim]

Vintage Gerber single AA and vintage Camillus WHAT-A-KNIFE

 

[OldHercDude]

Vintage Gerber single AA and vintage Camillus WHAT-A-KNIFE

I haven't seen one of those Gerbers in years.

 

[BrotherJim]

I haven't seen one of those Gerbers in years.

I can't even find a picture of it in a search. Think Gerber only sold them for a brief period before changing the design.
I carried this one during my military career and used it about as much as any other tool I carried. Was very VERY handy.
I still use it around the house when a high powered light isn't required.

 

[BrotherJim]

My keychain light is a brass Maratac AAA LED. Not overly bright, but bright enough. Have other brighter lights available if needed.

Gorgeous bone on that teardrop. I've come back to looked at it several times. Just plain GORGEOUS !!!

 

[OldHercDude]

I can't even find a picture of it in a search. Think Gerber only sold them for a brief period before changing the design.
I carried this one during my military career and used it about as much as any other tool I carried. Was very VERY handy.
I still use it around the house when a high powered light isn't required.

I don't remember anyone actually having one, just saw them with other Gerber stuff a few times.

Gorgeous bone on that teardrop. I've come back to looked at it several times. Just plain GORGEOUS !!!

Thanks. Case did a wonderful job on the bone on some of the Tear Drops.

 

[Hickory n steel]

Vintage Gerber single AA and vintage Camillus WHAT-A-KNIFE

I've seen these before, I can't remember who made them before Gerber took over the design though.

 

[donn]

I've seen these before, I can't remember who made them before Gerber took over the design though.

The company was CMG. I've three of them which all must be 20-ish years old. I still use them quite a bit and they occasionally end up on my house keys.

 

[5K Qs]

Silver Twins: a Mikov linerlock from the Czech Republic (thanks, Tom) and a very old school Montgomery Wards flashlight:



- GT

 

[BrotherJim]

The company was CMG. I've three of them which all must be 20-ish years old. I still use them quite a bit and they occasionally end up on my house keys.

I can't remember exactly when I purchased the Gerber but it was at least 25 and more like 30yrs ago to the best of my recollection. I love how simple and rugged it is. The Gerber stamp (not into the metal) that once was on the barrel, was worn off long ago and is barely visible now when the lighting is just right.