No pictures but a Spyderco Salt 2 Wharncliffe and a SAK Champ.

I have picked up a few “SALT” series knives because of my current proximity to salt water, there light weight and.......and.......well.....SHINY NEW TOY. Don’t Judge me.

Today, it’s the chubby ZT 0456.

Bulldog Genuine Mother of Pearl Stockman
Handmade 2002 Solingen Germany 4" closed

Swiss Army Champ
SureFire EDCL-1T
Spyderco Chaparral

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Originally posted by Tooky13:
Been carrying my ZT 0350 since I changed the scales to VZ Carbon Fiber, big improvement!

Better grip? Lighter weight?

No picture but a small Sebenza with Chad Nichols raindrop Damascus blase. This was a must have knife for me after i saw someone post a picture of their a couple years ago. Found one this fall and it has become my "dress knife" It is a gorgeous little knife.

Great Eastern Cutlery #15 Huckleberry Boy's Knife
Rust Red Jigged Bone 1095 Carbon Steel

“Jim said that bees won’t sting idiots, but I didn’t believe that, because I tried them lots of times myself and they wouldn’t sting me.” ~ Huck Finn

First day of carry for my new “custom” Civivi Damascus with Carbon Fiber Baklash.

Customized by swapping CF scales from another Baklash to one with the Damascus blade, then reassembling with clip and “C” logo set up for left hand pocket carry.

Thanks to my regular viewing of this page, I finally succumbed to the lure of a Chris Reeves Sebeza 31 (small) and it's my EDC as of today. A beautiful as well as beautifully made knife.

Mercworx Atropos folder today.

From the Farm & Field line at Great Eastern Cutlery. Their gentle revision of the Sodbuster pattern. #71 Bullnose slip joint work knife in 1095 and Black Micarta

Either a Benchmade tanto (yeah I know, but I picked it up as a discontinued closeout years ago at a gun show and it's been a great knife, although the edge needs a little touchup now) or a new Victorinox Pioneer that I just acquired last month.