Buck, Old Timer and Uncle Henry...

[okiebertt]

Did somone mention Bucks?

 

[Glock 'em down]

You can get Case folders in stainless for under $50. There aren't a bunch of them, but they are available.
Case Yellow Handle (the ones marked CV are Chome-Vanadium, and SS are stainless)

https://www.knifecenter.com/series/case-knives/yellow-handle

Case Work Series

https://www.knifecenter.com/series/case-knives/case-work

Good lookin' knives, for sure...but not a canoe in the bunch. But I did find this one on Amazon for 60 bucks.

 

[turkeyrun]

Flea markets, resale shops are hiding some fantastic buys on pre-loved knives.

 

[dlbleak]

Well, you guys made me start digging. I haven’t seen all my knives since the move. I have another box somewhere that I can’t find at the moment. It probably has 50 or so pocket knives in it. I didn’t realize I had that many, never really looked or paid attention. I just bought them when I liked them.

 

[Timmy59]

Left front pocket is a little 3 blade old timer. Probably 20 years old now. Doesn't get used much but keeps the finger nail clippers company. Right pocket is a Kershaw-Emerson with pocket snag. As good or better than a switch blade. Love it. Its not your pocket thread but I've also got a penny that's been carried for better than 17 years now.

 

[Timmy59]

Flea markets, resale shops are hiding some fantastic buys on pre-loved knives.

Echo and garage sales.

 

[cmc tom]

My go to blades are either Kershaw, or Schrade. None of them are what they used to be
Another good affordable choice is Elk Ridge, I have a few of there knives that are pretty
good. They are on the cheaper side, but have held up good.

I carry the kershaw brand also. The China made ones I don't like, so I hunt the gun shows, flea markets and yard sales for the used made in the u.s.a. They have line of Oregon made "zero tolerance " but the $150-300 price is to much for my frugal (cheap) self.

 

[Shadowrider]

Left front pocket is a little 3 blade old timer. Probably 20 years old now. Doesn't get used much but keeps the finger nail clippers company. Left pocket is a Kershaw-Emerson with pocket snag. As good or better than a switch blade. Love it. Its not your pocket thread but I've also got a penny that's been carried for better than 17 years now.

Kershaw-Emerson here too. Carry it every day and they are definitely more handy than an auto. I gifted a Benchmade auto to my nephew because the Emerson Wave is just faster and easier. Mine is this knife but the earlier version before D2 steel was offered. I don't remember the steel but it's decent middle tier stainless.

CQC-4KXL D2

Now with D2 blade steel. Popular collaboration between Kershaw and Ernest Emerson. Large-sized XL pocket knife. G10 front scale. Emerson Wave Shaped Feature. Or manual opening with thumb disk. Quality from Kershaw Knives.

kershaw.kaiusa.com

 

[Timmy59]

Kershaw-Emerson here too. Carry it every day and they are definitely more handy than an auto. I gifted a Benchmade auto to my nephew because the Emerson Wave is just faster and easier. Mine is this knife but the earlier version before D2 steel was offered. I don't remember the steel but it's decent middle tier stainless.

CQC-4KXL D2

Now with D2 blade steel. Popular collaboration between Kershaw and Ernest Emerson. Large-sized XL pocket knife. G10 front scale. Emerson Wave Shaped Feature. Or manual opening with thumb disk. Quality from Kershaw Knives.

kershaw.kaiusa.com

As a farmer/ homesteader / blue collar that knife goes thru some serious rigors . Very happy with for the approx 40 bucks . I need to add a 2nd for the boy scout in me.

 

[Timmy59]

Not on topic ged, but I've had to pick up some tools for future endeavors. Scabbard should be tomorrow.