Let's see your EDC collection

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I converted my sock drawer in our dresser to a two level EDC drawer, this is what I have to pick from every day. I keep the non-EDC's in a Gerstner chest, which is nearing capacity. I'm sure I'm not the only one of us to have a ton of EDC's all in one place, let's see your "daily carry" collections!

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Thanks, here are some of my recent favorites -

A Buck Creek stag stockman, and a Case Ebony humpback stockman (the Buck Creek is a really beautiful knife) -
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A Camillus 72 pattern, it was almost a throw away when I got it -

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Some more...

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Wow! Those are some great looking EDCs! You'd have to get up an hour early, just to have time to choose one for the day!

Here's what I usually choose from. What's in the drawer can and does vary.


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awesome edc's there guys!, Gary..if thats your edc drawer..I really want to see your safe queens :D
 
Campbellclanman said:
awesome edc's there guys!, Gary..if thats your edc drawer..I really want to see your safe queens :D
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I was thinking the same thing... :rolleyes:
I have no real EDC collection (nor I have a knife collection :D ); lately, I choose my pocket carry between three knives: a SAK (only when I wear tracksuit, don't ask why cause I have no decent answer for that) and two pocket knives (the third will be coming for Xmas I guess). So, I will sit back and see your collections ;)

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Very cool guys, very cool. Gary in your drawer, the front row, what are the 1st, 7th, and 8th knives? They look very interesting to me, as in "I must see more". ;)
 
I'll get some pics up when I can - but I like that brown jigged bone Schrade you have in the first photo - a lot :)
 
oilburner said:
Very cool guys, very cool. Gary in your drawer, the front row, what are the 1st, 7th, and 8th knives? They look very interesting to me, as in "I must see more". ;)
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1st one is a stag Scagel Fruitport, made by GEC for KSF. 1095 with a convex grind by Bark River.
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7th is a small rounder from Jerry Halfrich. Great knife, CPM-154, sharp as a scapel.
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The 8th was made by Kansei Matsuno. I'll PM you a pic since it's not a traditional knife.
 
I'll try to get some close ups in the morning, i have some fine looking stag and ebony, worth showing off!
 
I want to see more sock drawers people! Bring'em on! If I didn't have a 2yr old and a 6yr old running around the house, I'de have a sock drawer too. Gary, very very nice, if I were to start saving a dollar a day, I might have to get me a scagel.
 
Case Stag/CV -

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Case Stag/Damascus -

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Case Bros Barlow (Love the jigging on this, even if it isn't CV) -

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Two of my favorite Whittlers -

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And, one of my favorite carries, a New York Knife jack - the blades were near 100% when I found it, but I had to glue the handle, so for such a great knife with no collector value, there is only one thing to do - carry it!

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If you don't have a Northwoods yet, here is what you are missing - Stag, D2, and my favorite shield of all time -

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GEC -

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