Long time EDC's

[lutejones]

This one is been with me 8 years, around 3 years occasional carry and 5 almost everyday with a lot of whittling time in the hand,
That’s what real pocket worn looks like
2011

2019

Cheers, have a good weekend.
Mateo

 

[CVamberbonehead]

This one is been with me 8 years, around 3 years occasional carry and 5 almost everyday with a lot of whittling time in the hand,
That’s what real pocket worn looks like
2011

2019

Cheers, have a good weekend.
Mateo

Now thats pocket worn!

 

[TheChunk91]

Grandpa's 8ot. He definitely didn't leave it at home.




Somebody got a ton of use out of this one.

 

[screened porch]

If I've posted these before, here they are again.

 

[b2edhmep]

Carried this one since the mid 90's. I've occasionally carried others, but kept drifting back to this one, Case Yeller Trapper CV.

 

[Matt_WY]

I've carried this victorinox classic for nearly 30 years. Tied the string on shortly after purchase so I could find it in my work field pack. A poor mans lanyard before I knew what a lanyard was. Has moved with me from North Dakota to Texas and back up to Wyoming. Now it generally resides in my overnight bag since I would hate to lose this one.

 

[Cvrobinson]

Have had this Hibbard,Spencer, Bartlett in pocket since 1961
Got it at Montgomery Wards in Chicago
On its third set of scales
This set 5,000 yr old bog oak gifted to me by a BF brother

 

[Peregrin]

Carried this Old Timer, that my Dad got for me, from 1964 until I got out of the Air Force in 1974. I probably carried it a few years after that too. It's a bit hazy...

 

[tiguy7]

View attachment 1101643 I have carried this knife (bottom right) for at least 20 years. It is made by CEM Maniago and used to have 5 blades. I removed 4 blades leaving only the flush cutting cuticle nipper. It is my most used knife. I previously used my teeth on cuticles, skin tags, and hang nails. The improvement in function was enormous.

 

[Mitt]

I have posted this one up before. This was the first knife I ever bought. I got it on a trip to Colorado in the summer of 89. I daily carried it up till I got my GEC 43. It’s not retired and I don’t think it ever will be officially retired.