Show me your Elephant Toes.

[Bigfattyt]

As far as people using them, I don't really hear that collectors carry them very often. Too heavy and cumbersome for most normal everyday use. But guys really love to show them off.

Mine are my most carried pattern. Every single day.....

I usually carry the all steel GEC model, and two other traditionals, often the equal end sunfish.

They pocket carry better than my two blade 23's because they are single spring, and rounded ends.....

 

[Travman]

I carry my bigger knives like this Whaler in a custom sheath. The sheath was made for about $60. It isn’t that I couldn’t carry them in my pocket, I just want to save room for other things.

 

[Jak3]

Does this count or is this just a sleeveboard?

 

[Jim_Archibald]

I assume you're dismissing Rough Riders (see my post #88), 20 bucks should get you one of a few different styles, a good way to see if you like one.
Mine is a pretty decent knife, astounding for the money.

Yeah, I am guilty of generalizing. I apologize.

 

[failbot]

Camillus & Marbles/RR

 

[failbot]

Have an update for this thread. AGR 4” sunfish with stabilized blue oak. Smaller than the original AGR Sunfish but still a monster.

Wow, the big one is just huge, what is the name of the model? I searched on the internet, but only the current version comes out

View attachment 1177692 A friend’s Tom Ploppert Prototype. Lovely Stag.
Thanks, Neal

This is the first time I see such beauty! Do you have more photos?

 

[Obsessed with Edges]

Case's 6250 pattern Elephant Toenail. This one is from 1976.

The elephant artwork on the main blade is etched DEEP. It's one of the coolest etches I think I've ever seen on any knife. Case produced these in the '60s & '70s at least, but not all of them had the etch.

 

[Matt_WY]

A couple Max Sao elephant toes.