Post your traditional woods folders!

[John A. Larsen]

BF1992, who is the maker of the axe in your first photo? Thanks, John.

 

[smcclown05]

The first one here is my grandfather's knife. He passed on before I was born and this was given to me by my grandmother. I believe it's a Pal Blade. This one rests in the drawer.

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I scored this Schrade a few months ago. Since taking these pics I've convexed the edges and it's getting a respectable patina on it. My dad had one similar to it that he let me borrow as a kid to whittle on our camping trips. He still has his and now I have my own

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[manowar669]

Wow, no Opinels???

 

[RescueRiley]

For sme reason I just accumulated a mass of trad knives like in the past week (no pics yet)
but I got a camillus roughcut stockman the other day, and today in the mail I got a queen Mtn man, and an Old camillus hunter... all 3 are butter knife dull..but well Get them up to snuff....Pics up soon..

 

[PayetteRucker]

For sme reason I just accumulated a mass of trad knives like in the past week (no pics yet)
but I got a camillus roughcut stockman the other day, and today in the mail I got a queen Mtn man, and an Old camillus hunter... all 3 are butter knife dull..but well Get them up to snuff....Pics up soon..

same here, I've been ebaying like crazy nabbing old knives for 2, 3 bucks apiece. I've got a Kabar 1184 on the way that I can't wait to get my hands on...

 

[lambertiana]

what kind of handle material is the lambertiana? i really like it

Ebony. I'm a sucker for ebony.

 

[crossada]

thanks! i thought so but it also looked like african blackwood.

 

[rinos]

i love small GEC Jack,but Svord Peasant is great tool in bigger package,(i like L6 steel).

 

[PayetteRucker]

My Imperial Sodbuster's been in my pocket since Friday night when I tore it from it's package-just a clean, classy, simple knife, and a REAL slicer. It's fast becoming a favorite EDC user. No lock? So what! For simple slicing tasks, there's no blade play, solid 'snap' and just a seriously classy looking knife. Perfect for an evening on the town in Boise, and it'll definitely see some major trail time.

 

[rustyknife]

Oooops!

 

[rustyknife]

Let's try once more!

 

[rustyknife]

Hungarian Maskara folder, with scales of Hungarian Grey cattle from the Révész manufacture.

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[d_filgate]

I currently have a Buck 110, and like using it a lot, but my dad used to carry a Schrade 3 blade stockman
much like this Case stockman of Mr. Riley's. My brother got the knife when dad passed to his sleep, and I've
been trying unsuccessfuly for years to get it from him. He loves it as much as the old man did....
Great looking stockman there Mr. Riley.

Cheers

Love me some Ole slippies.... (though lately I've been toting a vic rucksack Not trad, but tough to beat)
Case large stockman

 

[BarberFobic1992]

BF1992, who is the maker of the axe in your first photo? Thanks, John.

I actually don't know who made it, I bought it at a gun show and the guy that sold it to me didn't have any info. It's a neat little hatchet though.

 

[sqoon]

Wow, no Opinels???

My thoughts exactly.

 

[beanbag]

I picked this one up right here on BladeForums. The original owner put a ridiculously sharp convex edge on it.

 

[PayetteRucker]

I really like that

 

[cnas122]

Usually have this one with me when I'm outdoors. 4.5 inch Tony Bose backpocket. Steel is CPM-10V and holds a wicked edge.

Also been carrying this Laconico some...while not traditional in the traditional since, it's a slippy so it's traditional.

And whether I'm in the woods or laying on the couch, I've been carrying this Kerry Hampton Lanny's Clip pretty regularly.

Finally, when I'm not carrying that Bose Backpocket as my go-to slippy, I usually have this old Bullet with me. Both are great for hard use.

 

[cnas122]

Glad to see you guys smartened up and started talking about folksy foldin knives