What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Wiss Boker, 1972 (the year of the acquisition?). I was 15.

This is about 0.25" shorter closed than a Case xx18, and the main blade is the same length.

 

[Corto_Malt]

More Bullnose

Very nice wood Liam, can't wait to see this knife with a nice patina of use.
Have a nice weekend

 

[Onebigbill]

 

[Travman]

 

[redsparrow]

Three very different natural handles and all knock-outs! Beautiful knives gents. OH

Thanks Bruce. I think Will's Bullnose has simply amazing covers!

 

[redsparrow]

Lobsters - not only delicious but also ultra useful, when you can get one in your pocket.

74mm (3") Ambassador

 

[ed_is_dead]

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Smoky loveliness and a beautiful lambs foot!

 

[Johnnythefox]

Totin lots of stuff today.

SAK 1977 awl was used several times,one Trapper blade trimmed some wood then the other blade made a sandwich (I had lunch early as I had forgot to put back my garden or shed clocks,rookie mistake).

Decided to water proof my Remberance cross (non political) then thought I would try the same stuff on my EKA as that one I bought for the outdoors.

I had already removed the lanyard loop as it cut into my hand in use.

Also decided to leave my old lambs foot knife in the shed with my other working knife selection and put my modified LM (no blades) back under the seat of my bike while I was charging the battery.

Oh and got to use my 1936 Air Ministry 6" ruler as well

The excitement is just to much

Any ex USAF personnel you may recognise the sign?

 

[JohnDF]

Excellent pair of knives that compliment each other perfectly... both are beautiful.

Great picture.
But when is there NOT time to fish???

 

[JohnDF]

Happy Saturday All
Carrying the Usual Lamb and a Blue Case Stockman

 

[Catdaddy2]

Should come in handy for some fall cleanup today. Have a good weekend everyone.

 

[mbkr]

Buck 112LT so far.

 

[Gevonovich]

https://imgur.com/STY0DSz

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Should come in handy for some fall cleanup today. Have a good weekend everyone.

Supremely useful, Dave, and that old Camillus #1 is in fantastic condition.
I can’t tell you how many days a week I start out with some particular knives, but seem to end up with a hawkbill also.

 

[Catdaddy2]

Thanks Jeff. This is as solid as a folding hawkbill as I have. Love hawkbills. Here's a pic of my most used knife in my collection. I don't carry it but I use it hard everyday.

Supremely useful, Dave, and that old Camillus #1 is in fantastic condition.
I can’t tell you how many days a week I start out with some particular knives, but seem to end up with a hawkbill also.

 

[sunknife]

Heading out the door in a few with these two tagging along. GEC ironwood Calf Roper and Queen made Winchester yellow bone moose pattern. Have a great Saturday, all.

 

[JohnDF]

I carry a 112LT in my Jeep... Solid light-weight cutter.

Nice pair you're Totin' today.
I can't wait for them to try their hand at the #66 Stockman again.
If they'd get the pulls on the secondary blades tightened up, they'd be a "Best Production Knife Ever" candidate.

 

[Chief]

This thread moves so fast I can't keep up so apologize if I didn't give a like to your beautiful users. Nifebrite brings out the little boy in me. Straight blade was easy to sharpen and the lock on that blade gives a slight amount of security. One arm blade opening is a learned skill, the point was so sharp I sanded it a bit. Extended liner could be a screwdriver in a pinch but have never used it in that manner. Time for me to get to work, weather here is beautiful. Have a great weekend!

 

[bigfish64]

Hope you all aren’t getting tired of weekend morning fireside pictures. 30 degrees, no wind, beautiful colors, and my chestnut mini trapper. Great way to start the day. Have a good one everybody!

 

[JohnDF]

Hope you all aren’t getting tired of weekend morning fireside pictures.

Tired of???
More like jealous.
I think I need to go start a fire.

Nice choice of fireside companion.