Traditional multiblades, custom or production, when its done right its all good..

I love the photos.

I'm not a dyed-in-the-wool traditional knife guy like a lot of people here, and there's almost always a modern locking folder in my pocket. But the traditionals really appeal to me as well, and I love having the extra functions they provide. I've started carrying a slipjoint of some sort at all times as well, and most of the time it's a SAK type knife because of the variety of tools at hand (but I do love my multi-blades). I really like some of the more unique tools on some of these--the Bulldog with the scissors is really neat. I think I'm going to have to start tracking down some patterns like these.

I think I could stare at Bose knives for hours. I don't know what it is exactly, but the whole package is stunning.
 
"I think I could stare at Bose knives for hours. I don't know what it is exactly, but the whole package is stunning"

I certainly agree with that statement.

As I don't have one to show... here are a few more traditional sheffield multi-tool knives. Generally referred to a sportsmans knives and the one with the hoof pick also known as a horsemans knife. The hoof pick combined with the notch in the handle forms a nut cracker.

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kjbenner, I think we gotcha.. :D

Welcome to the traditional fold..

S-K, yours & Knifehead's Tony Bose's are kill'n me once again, Kerry & Steve stop, I mean don't stop, I.......:eek::eek::D:D:thumbup:
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Ok..I'll stop....NOT! Know what though, I absolutely love that Moore Maker whose lemony fresh bone is to die for. :)
 
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