please see 2nd post for photos!

I have a Spyderco one-handed-opening folder that I wear [almost] all the time and I like it.
I have a Chris Reeve one-piece-of-steel [which is no longer made, too expensive] but it's really too big. I think the blade is about 12"
I also have the Gerber that is the copy of the Sykes-Fairbairn knife, but that is not a camp knife.
That's a lot for somebody who used to be afraid of knives!

star, I've been looking at that same Gerber. We have a Cabela's trip scheduled this week - sales..........

Thanks, folks! Anybody else?

I won one of these in a poker game when I was in the Navy. Mine is very similar and came with a material sheath.

http://www.amazon.com/United-Navy-Seals-...

Benchmade for a folder.

I'm partial to my SOG knives;
http://www.amazon.com/SEAL-Pup-Nylon-She...

and here's a Gerber I picked up not too long ago that's just winning it's way into my "Panic Bag";
http://www.amazon.com/Gerber-22-01400-LM...

Although they are panned a lot in some survivalist forums, the Gerber series are a great value for the buck and I've not broken one yet - I have dulled them a lot, but they sharpen right up.

I've always been partial to Ka-Bar...pleasant memories :)

Gerber is very good as well.

Have at least 1 non-folder, they are surprisingly versatile since they are not hinged.

I like most of the Smith and Wesson knives out there, although of course they are not made in America. I consider them disposable although I have never broken one. Now if you want a serious knife, a once in a lifetime investment, then you want to buy a Benchmade.