What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Fixall]

On the frozen birdbath.

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Those BPS Knives are really great for the money. I was really surprised by them. I have one sitting on my shelf right now in line to have some scales made for it.

 

[Bubber]

USS Texas, my uncle served on that ship. Quite a character!

 

[bigfish64]

I'm carrying a favorite today.

A gorgeous Red Trout sheepsfoot made by Eric of Alber's Cutlery. I'd say I hope Mr. Lanigan is resting easy, but I'm not so sure that was his style. The man was an exceptionally gifted raconteur, and I wish I could have heard more of his stories.

Now that’s a proper looking blade Brian.

 

[paulhilborn]

2017 ebony Stockman

 

[paulhilborn]

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I'm carrying a favorite today.

A gorgeous Red Trout sheepsfoot made by Eric of Alber's Cutlery. I'd say I hope Mr. Lanigan is resting easy, but I'm not so sure that was his style. The man was an exceptionally gifted raconteur, and I wish I could have heard more of his stories.

Two great knives right here

 

[tmd_87]

Just this 33. Smaller than what I would regularly pocket. But it packs a punch!

 

[sbh06]

I'm carrying a favorite today.

A gorgeous Red Trout sheepsfoot made by Eric of Alber's Cutlery. I'd say I hope Mr. Lanigan is resting easy, but I'm not so sure that was his style. The man was an exceptionally gifted raconteur, and I wish I could have heard more of his stories.

That sure is a looker, Brian!

 

[BrotherJim]

Since I'm not flying down to Muswellbrook when Black Friday comes ...

 

[Fixall]

Now that’s a proper looking blade Brian.

Thanks! I thought it would be a shame to just let it languish in a box.

That sure is a looker, Brian!

I agree! Eric sure knows how to make a heck of a knife!

 

[Sacto]

Nicked a cuticle while positioning the S&M pen blade for the photo

I feel like it’s always a little risky when I try to open multiple blades at the same time.

When I put the morning's jeans in the wash, I found I'd been carrying the Normark, too.

(And still am.)

That black knife looks very familiar. I’m pretty sure my Dad used to carry an orange version sometimes when I was a kid. I’m sure he still has it around somewhere. I feel like someone else posted one of those a while back that made me think of my Dad’s knife also.

 

[Sacto]

Eureka today. I love the little wharncliffe on this one.

 

[FreeState42]

Dom doing quarantine honey do’s

 

[Tyson A Wright]

Old Reliable and my Opinel today. It's easy to take the Opinel for granted, but if I wasn't a knife knerd, I could easily just carry this $17 knife every day. It will do every single task I expect a pocket knife to do, and do it better than most of my other knives. (But I would really miss this GEC 97!)

 

[BrotherJim]

I feel like it’s always a little risky when I try to open multiple blades at the same time.

Yes sir. Sharp is nice, but sometimes touch 'n cut is dang risky

 

[Peregrin]

Have these aside for tomorrow. I don't think I'll be doing any grilling ....

 

[Bubber]

USS Texas, my uncle served on that ship. Quite a character!

 

[Bubber]

Just this 33. Smaller than what I would regularly pocket. But it packs a punch!

This is one of my Sunday carry knives. Very nice.

 

[bigfish64]

Eureka today. I love the little wharncliffe on this one.

Great picture as usual Bart.

 

[Sacto]

Old Reliable and my Opinel today. It's easy to take the Opinel for granted, but if I wasn't a knife knerd, I could easily just carry this $17 knife every day. It will do every single task I expect a pocket knife to do, and do it better than most of my other knives. (But I would really miss this GEC 97!)
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Opinel are good slicers for sure, but for me they lack the feel or the soul or whatever you want to call it that some of my other knives have.

Great picture as usual Bart.

Thanks, Todd. I noticed a new prop that gets good afternoon sun.

 

[Rose and Thistle Custom]