Show me you old, dead, weary & weak..

[TLARbb]

Here's my F-I-L's old Camillus. He carried it many years. It's very weary, but I try to keep it comfortable and in as little pain as possible. It's retired now and in poor health.

I keep it because of what that wonderful man meant to me; he is fixing things and helping folks in a better place now. I miss him a lot.

Ed

 

[Blues]

Let's try not to sidetrack Steve's thread with too much pontificating...(this hobby's big enough to encompass all kinds)...better if we just displayed the knives that have earned their keep (as Steve requested). Thanks...

 

[navihawk]

This was my grandfather's. The blades are heavily worn, the scales are loose, and the brand has limited collector interest. Still, I wouldn't trade it for the world.

Pal cutlery was related somehow to Remington I think. Pals are collectible for sure. Thats a nice one to9 be proud of. I wouldn't call the blades heavily worn. I'de say they were just right.:thumbup:

 

[navihawk]

This one was hit with 110...

And the quality and the bone on this old CM McClung is great.

An old smal Kabar thats seen it share of work...

 

[buckgen5]

this is an old camillus barlow. i got it at a pawn shop for 2 bucks. i needed a screw driver at the time so i made the main blade into one. i still like this knife alot.

some type of camillus i got at the same place for 2 bucks. i'm sure this one could tell some stories.

my old faithful friend for many years. this guy's semi retired

this old schrade 834 has developed a taste for fish over the years.

 

[tongueriver]

This old Schrade Cutco was offered with a spear or a clip master. The clip version later became the legendary, rare and valuable Schrade Walden 2 OT. This one is certainly an "Old Timer," and right in my price bracket.

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