What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[clutchcarter]

 

[sitflyer]

 

[pipedreams308]

for me it's the other way around

i was in the mood for a stag day:

My first gec

sweet!

 

[flatblackcapo]

That is the GEC Northfield SFO (special factory order) #85 easy open with linerlock. There are still some left at www.collectorknives.net

Thank you. That site is dangerous! Too many nice knives!

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For today. I need the awl.I think I would have a awl on all my knives if I could. It is a handy little tool for sure.

 

[avoidspam]

Might have to get back to a "real" camera, great pictures folks!!



iphone strikes again....

Sam

 

[pmew]

Switched the peanut for some British brawn in order to get at my beer........ mmmmm beeeeeer.

 

[markksr]

 

[TLARbb]

Jack, not really that much to say about it. It is pretty much a "standard" 250B Gerber Silver Knight with smooth bone in lieu of the standard cover types and some engraving on the bolster and etch on the blade. It's one of several Silver Knights I still have. I still like them a lot, just don't carry them that much anymore due to all these new production things coming along to distract my attention from them.

In most ways it is similar to the one Sarah won in my give away last Christmas except that it has a sheepsfoot secondary instead of the pen like the one Sarah has.

It's a good knife, but no better really than one with no engraving, etch or smooth bone. I like it for the smooth bone, but the limited edition status doesn't mean to much to me. It's certainly not like they pulled the bone out of a historical icon's falling down building.

Ed J

 

[deskil]

Just got this back from Case today, after the second attempt to remove horizontal blade play. This time they got it right. Solid as a rock and light as a feather.
Thanks to Mary Ann and Ron for restoring my faith (which, I admit, wavered there for a bit) in the Integrity of Case and your commitment to consumers like me. :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[mr_badexample]

 

[dannyp]

Still totin' my 301 after some secondary blade profile and kick adjustments. Thanks again for the idea, Jeff.:thumbup:

 

[black mamba]

Looks really good, Dan, and I did take the kick down a little further on mine last night.

 

[burnside]

I'm going to start tomorrow off early with my single clip Charlow in Gabon ebony wood...

 

[Jack Black]

66 Jack & my Squirrel today :thumbup:

 

[scruffuk]

Getting ready for Debbie Harry on 'Woman's Hour' ay Jack?

I have my wee SS Case Peanut, kindly gifted to me by Uncle Andi.
This composition was in his honour....

 

[Stich2442]

This composition is in honor of Scruffuk & Andi

Sturzi I figured why choose today

Pete

 

[scruffuk]

Touché Pete! That is scarily accurate.

I like this game.

Do you find your Imco stores fuel longer than the Zippo?

 

[Stich2442]

Touché Pete! That is scarily accurate.

I like this game.

Do you find your Imco stores fuel longer than the Zippo?

It's tuff for me to say, I tend to put a couple of squirts of fluid in my zippo at least once a week, the feature I like about the Imco is how you can use it like a match

Great for lighting fires, candles, pipes, etc.

Pete

 

[scruffuk]

Ah yes, a very pipe friendly lighter indeed.
It's good for lighting fireworks too

 

[pmew]

Package in the post today.

You know you'll love it when you can tell it has a tube inside.

My first half congress.



I ordered it for comparison with the 2013 BF knife when it comes. The sheepsfoot is actually quite dinky on this one with a cutting edge of 1' and 7/8ths which is a 16th less than a my case peanut. I love the notch in the pile side of the handle that assists the opening of the pen blade which is of an identical size to the one on my #68, I'm sure many of the GEC pen blades share a similarity there. Unfortunately I have to make do with an iphone camera so the pictures don't do the teal coloured jigged bone justice at all. It'll be in my pocket the rest of the day methinks.

Paul