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Pocketknives
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AJ
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Just the one drawer is all. The rest are tools and such. My Wife bought it for me about 20-25 years ago at Home Depot or Lowes, she had seen me looking at them.
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I do not consider myself to be a knife collector by any stretch, but I have accumulated 5 or 6 dozen along the way. I have inherited about 1/3 of them when my Dad passed and either purchased or was gifted the lion's share of them. I do not have them in any case and in fact have them all over the place such as in drawers, knight stand, vehicles, kitchen drawers, emergency kits, gun range bag, - you name it and I probably have a knife in it.
I always carry two as EDC. One is a Spyderco Delica, K390 and the other is the smallest "Classic" (keychain model) SAK they make. I basically carry that one for the scissors and nail file with the screwdriver tip. It makes a great sight adjustment tool for pretty much any hand gun I shoot.
I keep saying I am going to organize my knives but never do. As much as they are scattered all over, I always have one handy no matter where I am, where I go or whatever I am doing. They are all razor sharp - I would never have a dull knife! I fully intend on taking the 6 steak knife set I received free from Capitol Grill and removing the serrations so I can properly sharpen the knife. I do not care for serrations, except on a bread knife.
I have to start gifting some of them to my kids!
I always carry two as EDC. One is a Spyderco Delica, K390 and the other is the smallest "Classic" (keychain model) SAK they make. I basically carry that one for the scissors and nail file with the screwdriver tip. It makes a great sight adjustment tool for pretty much any hand gun I shoot.
I keep saying I am going to organize my knives but never do. As much as they are scattered all over, I always have one handy no matter where I am, where I go or whatever I am doing. They are all razor sharp - I would never have a dull knife! I fully intend on taking the 6 steak knife set I received free from Capitol Grill and removing the serrations so I can properly sharpen the knife. I do not care for serrations, except on a bread knife.
I have to start gifting some of them to my kids!
AJ
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Not pocket knives, but knives of a sort. It reminds me of your display. Belongs to a friend.
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AJ, your friend has a ton of nice bayonets!
Larry
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AJ
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I don't think that is all of them. Just what will fit there. I think he has them squirraled away in boxes and on shelves. In the middle picture on the left are a bunch of TL pocket knives.
Yes I enjoy them daily when sitting at my desk
THE PILGRIM
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Three of my Larger Swine Eliminators.
Randall No.1 on the top.
Bark River Smoke Jumper, middle.
Omega Brand, Hank Kubaiko makerView attachment 758506, Loveless Pattern Dixon Fighter - bottom.
Randall No.1 on the top.
Bark River Smoke Jumper, middle.
Omega Brand, Hank Kubaiko makerView attachment 758506, Loveless Pattern Dixon Fighter - bottom.
deadin
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Golphin
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I picked up a few more over the weekend
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This about all I have left of my once huge collecting of fighting knives. Gave most to oldest Grandson. Guess had around 75 30 years ago. Carried a similar Gerber MkII in RVN and gave it to ARVN Lt. I knew, wish had sent it home….
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Very nice group
Here are some older colorful pocketknives.
