Large Traditional's

[Jack Black]

I'm reading this with a German Eye folding hunter in my hand wondering what anyone would do with such a large folder. It snaps closed like a bear trap too. Beautiful thick stag, but not practical in my eyes. To each his own I guess!

Sounds lovely!

Some beautiful knives here, those S & M Barlows are stunning :thumbup:

 

[ADEE]

Most of my stuff is small but this is the biggest. An airforce knife. I believe it was designed in about 1943.

 

[QJerry]

The big Rossignol Laguiole, next to the standard sized Aubrac and l'Artisan.

My brand new Opinel 12 Inox (it was a gift, I would have bought the carbon steel version), next to the larger Slim-line I use for filleting.

 

[Old Hunter]

While discontinued, the Buck 317 fits the description, is made of stainless steel, and seems to be plentiful enough on the used market. OH

 

[arrowhd]

How in the world did I miss this thread? Go big or go home!

GEC 23


Case Back Pocket


GEC 42


Case Large Copperlock


Case Large Stockman


Big happy family

 

[Cory Hess]

Very nice group. I especially like that Case stockman. Beautiful coloring and jigging.

Case Large Stockman

 

[jac_solar]

This was posted on Bladeforums;

 

[Will Power]

Weidmannsheil tricklock, you depress the minor blade to unlock the master. Stamped carbon blade, pinned shield, 3rd cut stag. 4+"/10.5 cm approx.

 

[pinnah]

Old Hunter, is that big Buck made by Camillus, you figure? Or possibly by Schrade?

Jerry, are the big Sodbusters flat ground (I hope)?

You're going to need a full size Sodbuster as well.

Mine...
Schrade 51OT lock back. It's a monster but can be pocket carried as it was yesterday.

Opinel #9. My primary carry.

Buck 110. A 2 dot version purchased with saved up paper route money from Herters back in the 70s.

Buck 500. A script letter version. Got on a trade from fellow forum member and new friend. My second most commonly carried knife.

(The Micra is always in the LFP in support.)


Big folders by Pinnah, on Flickr