What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Sacto]

Great pictures Bart.

Thanks, Todd.

 

[JB in LV]

Happy New Year!

Pony Jack today.

 

[Angry Waiter]

 

[JonMcD]

So you are the one! Checking the Bay everyday for knives I might have wanted?
View attachment 1712848Can’t blame ya. It’s not like we can just pop on down to Sears, pick one out, and put it on our Sears Revolving Charge anymore.

Hahahahaha! Pho real!

 

[WValtakis]

 

[sbh06]

Happy New Year everyone. Spent the afternoon taking down Christmas decorations with this sowbelly in my pocket. Recycled pic.

 

[mcc850]

Black eyed peas and collard greens here today as well, though my wife won’t let me help with any of it. Hope it brings omens for a great year.

It’s my favorite meal of the year. I hope yours brings you good fortune in the new year!

 

[mcc850]

double post.

Knife content:

 

[Jon0385]

What a “fun” post Jon! (See what I did there? )

It was my poor attempt at being clever

Nice stag Jon. The Winter Classic is going to be a cold one for sure!

Thanks Todd. The thought of that cold hurt my bones, but then I took comfort in the 70’s it is here tonight

 

[Tyson A Wright]

Hope everyone's 2022 is better than their 2021.

 

[TheFactor]

Tonight carry

 

[bigfish64]

I forgot how nice this slim trapper in Black Cherry Winterbottom jigged bone is. That's either the problem, or the beauty, of having too many knives - you feel bad about neglecting them but it's fun to rediscover one

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Glad you seemed to have missed most of the ice Mike, that stuff can be really dangerous. It is fun rediscovering a nice knife. Our basement is a mess because I’m doing a little finishing work down there and I’ve got knives stuffed in boxes all over the place that I’ll no doubt “rediscover” someday if I ever finish this project.
That slim trapper is a real looker.

Happy New Year!

Your Eureka Jack looks great Mike and that plate looks delicious and very healthy.

This was also taken earlier this morning in anticipation of tomorrow as we should get a good drop of snow tonite…

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A warm and safe evening to All

Very cool picture of a beautiful knife Gus.
Looking forward to some snow pictures tomorrow, stay warm my friend.

Very classy photo Jack.

A 61 half Congress, a favorite Stag and Shield of mine.

Love a shield on stag, that looks terrific Paul.

 

[Sacto]

I started the day with my SAK, but I switched to my Eureka jack when we got back home. I’m really liking this knife so far.

 

[Jack Black]

Jack Black
Enjoy the ride my friend !!

Thanks my friend

Very classy photo Jack.

Thank you kindly Todd

Enjoy your Sunday folks

 

[Johnnythefox]

Things with a bit of class at breakfast time.

 

[Corto_Malt]

Byro Mathieu Callejon - Slipjoint John H Lloyd - pen Denis Lagarde


Good Sunday to all.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today in my pocket with this old Portuguese knife Martins-Palaçoulo.

 

[Corto_Malt]

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Happy New Year!

I hope 2022 brings an epic run from GEC that can compare with the 78’s from a few years ago.

bigfish64 , you earlier asked about my colt. These photographs show him in March and then December of 2021. Quite a difference! Thanks for your interest.

Beautiful sentiments Yann, Corto_Malt . I share your concerns.

Always so beautiful your horses. This foal has become a beautiful horse.
And still a beautiful knife...
Good sunday at your place

 

[Hyesouljah]

 

[5K Qs]

Super Nice Saw Cut Barlow from Case.

Good Morning Porch Friends
Hope you all enjoy the last day of 2021
I'll be carrying my Charlie Lamb for Black Friday and New Years Eve.

Thanks, John. I intentionally did not order that Case Barlow online, intending to stop at the biggest Case dealer in Michigan on our vacation and pick out a good one myself. But the dealer had only one left in stock, so I really didn't get to choose after all. But it was a good one!

Your ebony WCLF is definitely a great one, exquisite in fact!

Love the guy canoeing on a foggy morning!

We’ll be here all week.

Your Stag Lamb Foot from Jack’s sfo is near the top of your best looking knives, Gary.

Thanks, Jeff. There's evidence to suggest I agree with you; I think I've taken more photos of that knife than of any other knife I have.

The ACs seem to be making a resurgence this week.

Each of my lambsfoot knives has a resurgence about every 2 months due to the rotation schedule. (They resemble COVID-19 in that way.

What with all the snow we've been having here I thought this would be a good day to "go Swiss" so, I broke out my Red Alox Farmer and slipped it in my pocket. It's snowing like crazy as I post this so, maybe it'll come in handy.

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Ravishing red Farmer, ED!

I haven't had much use for the upside-down-writing capabilities, but have come to appreciate the portability of the little Bullet Pen. This pandemic hasn't done my germaphobia any favors, and I like to use my own pen at the bank, etc.

I've got Old Friend and Black Friday knives riding along today. Have a happy and safe New Year, everyone!
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Your old Böker and big ebony lambsfoot make a striking couple, Rachel.
Even though I claimed to be a pencil guy, I do always carry a Vic Minichamp with ink pen, and I think that Vic pen is a pressurized ballpoint, so maybe it writes upside-down.
BTW, yesterday my olight was essential, since for the first time, I left a couple of small knives in the watch pocket of pants that were in the laundry. Both knives were small stainless Rough Riders, so I wasn't too worried. In fact, I knew one had lost its shield previously, and I thought the other had no shield. but after I emptied the washer and found the knives, I heard something small and metallic sliding around as I spun the washer drum by hand. I checked the knife, and discovered that it DID come with a tiny badge shield, which was now missing. I couldn't see it in the washer until I used my olight.

A Christmas knife that I’m finally getting around to posting. Boker Barlow black Micarta and N690 steel. View attachment 1712332Hope you all have safe and happy New Year’s Eve celebrations.

Congrats on the new Christmas Böker, Todd! It's definitely NOT "your father's Böker" like a 492.

Thanks GT, I've had this one a while now (Carpenters Whittler and a fairly close match to the Camillus #72). I think it's originally an Ulster knife, made by Schrade (but I could be wrong - I've seen the same knife with the Ulster stamp but don't know when it was introduced). Those two brands have a very intertwined history. Dale Orvet, in his extensive Schrade research lists, published on AAPK, shows it as an open stock pattern, offered from 1953-1980 in that line. I don't know about the Camillus dates. OH

Thanks for the info, Bruce.

- GT