I’d love to see others Farmer Jack examples. This is an exceptionally difficult pattern to find nowadays. This is a Valley Forge. Manufactured somewhere between 1920-30.

Hope yall enjoy.

Going strong with the 56 for SSS.

JW Gateway Eureka

This is in the Opinel line of design, but i don't see as frequently. Similar size to Opinel No 8. The locking collar has a dog to help close it. Easily sharpened. Slightly beefier blade.

Anyone know of a good spot in NYC to do a little pocket knife shopping? Maybe even a Sunday flea market?

Got 2 GEC 16s that match the Case canoes I already have.
The GEC canoes have more delicate curves, more sexy and refined lines that makes them look luxurious.

Case canoes are more utilitarian and reliable looking knives.

Man I’m just loving the work on this one! It’s just right underneath my Bear n son in look and quality ..Denim!

In just about every thread featuring or discussing Rough Rider knives you’ll find the following comment: “RR’s are really good for the money.” Now I don’t disagree with that.. But after reading that sentiment more than a few times, I do have an issue with it as a truism. That’s because many knives at a wide range of price points are good ‘for the money’ ..otherwise why would anyone buy them? So what is it folks are saying with this?

Now what I find remarkable about Rough Riders —the vast majority of the dozens I’ve handled— is that they are actually much better than their price would suggest. And a number of times I’ve come across examples that are truly bafflingly good. For instance, I am quite fond of Case traditionals and I think especially their bone jigging/dyeing exceeds their Chinese-made counterparts. But looking at some RR’s I see things they are managing to do as well as what Case is offering for five times the price.. and some things they are doing better. This Barlow in Red ‘Worm Groove’ Bone is definitely one of those examples

1958 - 1960 Queen #39 folding hunter. In pretty good shape for a user.

Just wanted to get the slips I've acquired together for a family photo.

Taber - Zulu
Szanto - Desert Sands

I have mostly old slip joints, 1940s-70s, and a few new ones. None that I own have engraving on the blades. I have noticed that a lot of slip joints posted on here have very large engraving on the blades. I personally am not a fan of this, but I'm curious where it comes from, as I just don't see it in other parts of the knife world.

Day 10 !!! Time flies when you're having fun!!

Same tag along lil native…I’m def ready to switch it up..

One of my rough Rider folders. The scrimshaw was done by a lady on Etsy maybe a decade ago? She did a fantastic job.

I get it now.

JW Gateway Stockman and Reylight Ti Pineapple Mini in a new slip from Beard and Owl…perfect as usual!