What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Travman]

 

[DKIN]

You no change knife, knife change you.

Right! Be the reed that bends in the wind! Or, find a smaller knife.

 

[dave308ek]

Yep, Old Timers to me means the 1960’s and 1970’s when I began the lifelong habit of always carrying a pocket knife.
Thank you very much for the compliment.

There have been many things like that. WWII bring back Mausers and police trade in Model 10’s, discontinued guitar effects pedals stacked high on tables in Guitar Center for $19.99 that now sell for $100^ on the bay...
Certain old cars...
And of course knives.
We either need a time machine, or just learn to be happy with what we have.

I couldn't have said it better Amir Fleschwund ,,,, a time machine would be amazing to take us back to better times I have made a real effort to be happy with what I have and most of all grateful after seeing good people going through tough times.

 

[dave308ek]

My Dad's BSA membership card. I really love the old fashioned graphics and the fact that GEC uses them a lot also.

 

[Jon0385]

Going back a few years for that one Jon. That SAK is perfect for the Blues.

Thanks Todd. I was fortunate enough to meet Bobby by happen chance in the concourse at the rink during an intermission one game

 

[Sacto]

I appreciate that, Bart! You know I’d be in way over my head if I tried to tackle what you do.

Likewise. I tend to think I just need to plant the garden and it will do the rest, but that seldom works out too well.

As I am rushing around the house today, getting ready for work, I snapped a quick photo of my traditional carry for today.
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The basket stamp on that slip is interesting. I like it.

I always wanted to be a High School Rodeo coach, but none of the schools have rodeo teams around me.

I actually got credits in college for taking rodeo class.

 

[Sacto]

I haven’t wanted to carry much else since I got this one.

 

[BrotherJim]

Yes sir, I think a case could be made for totin' these on Thrifty Thursday. I really do

 

[Kevin-B]

Good day everyone,

Nothing fancy today. However i am very excited to try out one of these Schrade Barlows. It's my first day having one, and first time carring one.

 

[Will Power]

Superb Bone on that example, I think the TSA sfo was a great edition but unjustly ignored it seems. Mine is darker, the Eureka is an interesting pattern that GEC should take credit for reviving. CASE followed suit with their Collab but I prefer the GEC interpretation .

Regards, Will

 

[Will Power]

Ultralite, 39 g my pockets will tolerate nothing obese today

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today I carry this old Wenger alox.

 

[Magizm7]

 

[Barbababa]

https://imgur.com/tPUO03b

Pretty happy with how this turned out as a more traditional

https://imgur.com/S0Tawvq

I was initially thinking of turning the pruning blade to a sheepfot, but I found it to be very well suited for packages and string cutting. I think I´ll keep it

https://imgur.com/v1vkZN7

 

[Johnnythefox]

Have I got to choose?

Sat outside drinking my tea and pondering,my tea went cold quickly its not warm weather.

I love these 2 new to me GECs both are excellent and being used.

Top tip if an Englishman offers you a cup of tea,just say yes its a social thing.

 

[bigfish64]

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Thanks Todd. I was fortunate enough to meet Bobby by happen chance in the concourse at the rink during an intermission one game

That’s awesome Jon. Last spring when he passed my mother-n-law about drove me crazy because she had neighbors at one time with the same name but they pronounced it with an “F,” so she kept saying the news was mispronouncing his name!

 

[JohnDF]

I actually got credits in college for taking rodeo class.

That's very cool, what did you do in class?
My High School had a Rodeo Team, I even got a sportsman's letter for it.
Last class of the day was Rodeo, we'd spend the 45 minutes getting our horses saddled and warmed up... then spent the next two hours roping and dogging... Good times!

 

[Un-Chained]

A half-witt red bone 6208.
Thanks again Patrick !

A great Thursday to All

 

[Heimdall82]

New RRR Swayback day!

 

[Kevin-B]

https://imgur.com/tPUO03b

Pretty happy with how this turned out as a more traditional

https://imgur.com/S0Tawvq

I was initially thinking of turning the pruning blade to a sheepfot, but I found it to be very well suited for packages and string cutting. I think I´ll keep it

https://imgur.com/v1vkZN7

Wow! what a beautiful knife!

I've never seen someone use bone bolsters. (apart from fully bone handled knives)