What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[sitflyer]

I'm looking forward to seeing that beauty in person

I figured you'd have left home by now, so I was just sneaking on to post a pic of what I'll have with me today. It'll have to wait until later!

Hmm...He should have gone out by now...

So, got my AW Lambsfoot, and a few ScruffUK hasn't seen before (and a couple he has), plus a couple more in my bag

Top right knife, is that a Camillus? I have never seen one in NS and Stag before... Very nice!

 

[zippofan]

Canal Street Half Moon this evening for Scouts:

And a mint Buck "Scoutlite" on my belt that I picked up last week, love it!

 

[Samon]

Wow, Samon - that Opinel mod is awesome!

thank you

took a little time to finish it and it turned out quite well!

 

[Jack Black]

Top right knife, is that a Camillus? I have never seen one in NS and Stag before... Very nice!

Well spotted Duane! I believe that the blades and frames were made by Camillus, then shipped to the old Rodgers factory in Sheffield, where they were then finished. They were then shipped back to the US, where they were sold under the Schrade-Wostenholm IXL name. There were at least two patterns produced in this way, assembled first at the Rodgers factory and then at Richards. Only small quantities were made, and none were sold in the UK, but the knife was given to me in 1981 by a one-time boyfriend of my sister (my dad got the other pattern), who was one of the last apprentice knife-makers at Rodgers. I don't think even the workforce knew they were made by Camillus.

Oddly, I only have a couple of pics of this knife (must take more), but here's one from Thanksgiving, which also shows Pete's Richards pipe-tool!



Today, I'm carrying the 2011 Bladeforums knife that Duncan sent me in the new pocket sheath ScruffUK gave me yesterday (pics to follow), and my Kabar Peanut, given to me by Pete

 

[Peregrin]

Today's carry.

 

[notthatsharp]

Canal Street Half Moon this evening for Scouts:

And a mint Buck "Scoutlite" on my belt that I picked up last week, love it!

Those Canal Street knives look sososo tempting! Really nice knife!

I'm totin' the squirrel today:

Did my best to capture the patina (easier said than done with a phone).

 

[Doug Add]

Going small today, motivated in part by Brad's recent 108OT find.

Craftsman 9473 small stockman

 

[Groove]

 

[sturzi]

Today it's my new #62 Courthouse Whittler. This one and the ebony #66 are my (temporary) two day rotation because I just can't decide
And some microcontroller fun in honour of GEC

 

[CoffeeCat2112]

 

[sitflyer]

Thanks for that info Jack :thumbup:

and today I just had to dig this one out and give it a ride, I've had this one since about 1985...

and this one is riding shotgun

 

[puukkoman]

^^ Nice spyglass!

 

[scruffuk]

Doug, that Craftsman looks so good. The main blade has a lovely shape to it....and, although long pulls really aren't my up of tea, it really works for this slender clip.
Very nice.

Fidel's patina is slow progress...

...but there's no rush.

 

[MT Damascus]

Today is a Sean O'Hare Sparrow in Damasteel and stabilized Ash burl and a Phillip Hagen Lanny's Clip in CPM 154 and Sambar stag

 

[Humppa]

Case Texas Jack is with me today...

 

[Jack Black]

Today's carry.

Absolutely stunning Gary! :thumbup:

Today it's my new #62 Courthouse Whittler...

Lucky you!

Thanks for that info Jack :thumbup:

You're very welcome my friend

Doug, that Craftsman looks so good. The main blade has a lovely shape to it....and, although long pulls really aren't my up of tea, it really works for this slender clip.
Very nice.

Fidel's patina is slow progress...

...but there's no rush.

Very nice :thumbup: I'd have had some pics up of my new pocket sheath today, but left my bag with my camera in it at my girlfriend's yesterday.

Today is a Sean O'Hare Sparrow in Damasteel and stabilized Ash burl and a Phillip Hagen Lanny's Clip in CPM 154 and Sambar stag

That Lanny's Clip always takes my breath away somewhat

 

[Gevonovich]

Ulster Stockman and Colonial Jack ( The Colonial was a gift from Pete ). The coins, 1948 Two Shillings and 1955 Half Crown, are a gift from Jack Black

 

[TLARbb]

I am carrying my GEC 66 jack today.

Ed J

 

[Peregrin]

Absolutely stunning Gary! :thumbup:

Thanks Jack!

Kris, I really like that O'Hare Sparrow!

Sturzi, I've had my eye on the Courthouse Whittler. Looks to be one that I'd enjoy carrying and using.

I really enjoy visiting this thread everyday!

 

[Doug Add]

Doug, that Craftsman looks so good. The main blade has a lovely shape to it....and, although long pulls really aren't my up of tea, it really works for this slender clip.
Very nice.

Thank you. This is another one, like the peanut, that cuts way above its weight class. I am particularly fond of the sheepsfoot.