GAW traditional picture show

[T. Erdelyi]

Thanks for doing this! I agree pictures are one of the biggest parts of the porch.
I love my #18 Coyote and it would like a brother

I really love the look of that 18 . I went lookin' for a pic of my Case Swayback Jack but found this little group pic of some of my other Case knives,

 

[Dantone05]

That Coyote looks awesome in micarta!
Count me in for this GAW, please and thank you

Some summer knives in nature

 

[Jolipapa]

I'm in, an opprtunity to try a smaller knife different of my baby butterbean. And I dig that micarta! :thumbup:

 

[abbydaddy]

I'm in, an opprtunity to try a smaller knife different of my baby butterbean. And I dig that micarta! :thumbup:

What is that lovely little knife? That is cool looking.

And just to keep my post legit, here is a traditional knife picture:

And another

The knives are part of a collection a friend inherited.

 

[Rookie82]

Thank you for the opportunity, and for your generosity. I'm in.

This is my most treasured knife, and probably one of my favorite photos I've ever taken of a knife. This was my grandfathers, who passed it down to me last winter. Original 1906 Tuna Valley pearl ladies purse knife.

 

[Hickory n steel]

Awesome giveaway and congrats kn the milestone 👍
I could certainly use a second good piece of carbon steel for my pocket so I'm definitely in 😉

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Thank you for the opportunity, and for your generosity. I'm in.

This is my most treasured knife, and probably one of my favorite photos I've ever taken of a knife. This was my grandfathers, who passed it down to me last winter. Original 1906 Tuna Valley pearl ladies purse knife.

I love the old pearl, it just glows with fiery iridescence.

 

[Cannonball970]

Excellent idea for a thread, count me in! I love gawking at the wonderful picture people post around here.
Here's a picture of my picture-taking rig (when I'm not feeling lazy and using my phone lol)

 

[onojoe]

I am in, Great GAW and a great idea. I always love seeing pics of peoples knives.

A Picture of a knife I got while visiting my daughter in Italy

 

[Hickory n steel]

Here's a few special items.
A one franc and a ten reichspfennig that my grandfather brought back from his time on the eastern front with the US Army 4th armored division ( he also ran a bar in France )
And a Shcrade middleman jack that he sent my dad back in the 80's while he was in the army ( sadly it was a lemon or I'd carry it , that patina was just from sitting in the box after handling )

Neither of these items hold any monetary value ( the coins are worth 1$ and the other 2$ ) but they're special to me and always remind me of my grandpa which makes me want to carry a traditional slipjoint.

 

[Cannonball970]

The jigging on that Case is phenomenal!

I just dug up a couple of older pics of my 77 barlow hanging out with my best friend's grumpy turtle. She was not pleased.

 

[Rookie82]

I love the old pearl, it just glows with fiery iridescence.

It certainly does. That is my only older knife with real pearl. (by older, I'm thinking pre 1970).

 

[meako]

I am in, Great GAW and a great idea. I always love seeing pics of peoples knives.

A Picture of a knife I got while visiting my daughter in Italy

Love the reading material and the Maserin

 

[glennbad]

 

[Hickory n steel]

Really like that old bone 👍

 

[Jolipapa]

What is that lovely little knife? That is cool looking.

And just to keep my post legit, here is a traditional knife picture:

And another

The knives are part of a collection a friend inherited.

The name is Lozère from the country it is made, olive wood, made by an ingenious cutler named Bastide (you can gogle it - personnally I use the less intrusive Duck Duck Go -). It has a special patented spring in the blade that locks it opened.

Btw I do not see your pictures.

 

[abbydaddy]

The name is Lozère from the country it is made, olive wood, made by an ingenious cutler named Bastide (you can gogle it - personnally I use the less intrusive Duck Duck Go -). It has a special patented spring in the blade that locks it opened.

Btw I do not see your pictures.

Thank you for the details. It is a very neat little knife.

I don't know why you aren't seeing the pictures. Are you using the Tapatalk app? I find a lot of pictures don't show up when I use the app.

 

[Hickory n steel]

The name is Lozère from the country it is made, olive wood, made by an ingenious cutler named Bastide (you can gogle it - personnally I use the less intrusive Duck Duck Go -). It has a special patented spring in the blade that locks it opened.

Btw I do not see your pictures.

Now that's the kind of new design or mechanism knife makers need to come up with, and forget about all these bearings, flippers, pocket snaggers, and senselessly complicated locking mechanisms. That's amazingly simple yet genius mechanism that guy came up with.

(Just to stay eligible )

 

[mike Berkovitch]

I love great photos, and this GAW is full of them. Fantastic idea

Mike

 

[Cannonball970]

Thank you for the details. It is a very neat little knife.

I don't know why you aren't seeing the pictures. Are you using the Tapatalk app? I find a lot of pictures don't show up when I use the app.

I'm not able to see them either, at least on desktop.

(obliglatory pic)