What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Crappie71]

Carried these two today. I have to put the Queen on a stone tonight; I had to cut a big sheet of plastic out from underneath the bush hog, so its as dull as a butter knife. My #86 Angus Jack came today; I’ll carry it tomorrow.

 

[JohnDF]

Have fun tomorrow.
Love that #66... as you know.

 

[JohnDF]

I felt a little more creative this afternoon, so I dropped this Case Barlow in my pocket.

 

[JJ Cahill]

Thanks JJ, my mate with the tool-stall sells those Bahcos at £1 per inch, which is about a quarter of what they sell for elsewhere here, so I've snapped up a few

I can certainly see why, excellent tools!

Great idea my friend, I almost went down the Double Lamb route my self today! Great pic

Thanks a lot, Jack!!! They are wonderful cutters!

I'll be out early in the morning tomorrow, with a humble Bexoid Big 'Un, and a #66 Stockman gifted to me by my pal [IMG alt="Campbellclanman"]https://www.bladeforums.com/data/avatars/s/196/196289.jpg?1492197537[/IMG] Campbellclanman

You've definitely got your bases well covered with the #66 beauty and that fine, beefy Lambsfoot; a very cool combo!

 

[Catdaddy2]

 

[JJ Cahill]

Double post

 

[Old Engineer]

It has been fairly dry around here for a little while and needed to water flowers out at the end of the drive and was carrying these today . 2 of GEC's best IMHO



Harry

 

[sunknife]

I meant to comment on this jack the first day. Wonderful old jackknife, Greg.

Thanks, Jeff. btw, from your post yesterday it looks like your'e having an excellent garden harvest. I loved the colorful pic of the vegetables and your listing of the mango salsa ingredients sounds right on. My wife makes some too and it gets devoured pretty quickly by me.

Superb bone on your Case stockman, Greg!
- GT

Thanks, Case. IMO Case does some of the nicest jigged bone.

sunknife gave me the inspiration to drag an old gun out of the pits today

Thats a fantastic old Queen, Will, nothing I don't like about that beauty.
I grabbed a fat spear to carry today as well. A newer S&M from around 2015-16, along with a Calf Roper in the pocket.

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[paulhilborn]

2020 Mini Trapper with CV blades and Chestnut jigged bone covers...I love it!!!

 

[Catdaddy2]

2020 Mini Trapper with CV blades and Chestnut jigged bone covers...I love it!!!

That's a beauty. Looks like old school charm

 

[Old Engineer]

2020 Mini Trapper with CV blades and Chestnut jigged bone covers...I love it!!!

That , my friend , is a beautiful knife . The Color and the Jigging is something else .

Harry

 

[sunknife]

That , my friend , is a beautiful knife . The Color and the Jigging is something else .

Harry

That's a beauty. Looks like old school charm

2020 Mini Trapper with CV blades and Chestnut jigged bone covers...I love it!!!

What those guys said.
That is a gem of a knife, Paul.

 

[paulhilborn]

That's a beauty. Looks like old school charm

That , my friend , is a beautiful knife . The Color and the Jigging is something else .

Harry

What those guys said.
That is a gem of a knife, Paul.

Thank you guys, when you get a good Case knife it's a pleasant surprise and the Chestnut covers on the one's I've seen are really nice

 

[TheFactor]

Part of the day before Friday carry

 

[Sacto]

I carried this Russell barlow today. It’s a well-made knife that I don’t carry very often.

 

[Tyson A Wright]

I carried this Russell barlow today. It’s a well-made knife that I don’t carry very often.

Thats a beauty! I'm a huge fan of one-arm blades. How well does that one work for opening one-handed?

 

[Murdamook]

No, just Welsh Corgi Cardigan with brindle color.

Wow. Very unique. My grandmother is a Corgi devotee. She’s had a few show dogs including one that never competed but was the pup of two Grand Champions. He was a huge corgi. But she passed the love onto my sister. Granted, my grandmother’s pups have all been Pembroke. My sister had a Queensland Heeler/Corgi mix that had a resemblance to your doggo, that’s why I thought it was a mix.

 

[Sacto]

Tyson A Wright Thanks. It’s not great for one hand opening. It can be done, but usually takes me 2 or 3 tries. Maybe it’s user error, but I think it needs a little more of a hook at the end like the GECs have. It has a bit of a light pull which helps.

 

[Tyson A Wright]

Tyson A Wright Thanks. It’s not great for one hand opening. It can be done, but usually takes me 2 or 3 tries. Maybe it’s user error, but I think it needs a little more of a hook at the end like the GECs have. It has a bit of a light pull which helps.

Cool - thanks for posting a pic of it.

 

[Luftig]

2001 Case 4" Barlow in Cranberry Bone.