What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Travis W-P]

One of my father's 340T's today.

 

[Hyesouljah]

Thanks Pete and congratulations on your great news this week!

Thank you very much sir!

 

[BrotherJim]

Hard not to love that one, Jim. Great blade, and the Indian Paintbrush is gorgeous. Very nice!

Thank you, Jim !!! ... it's red idinit ... and a favorite

 

[315]

 

[WValtakis]

 

[Bubber]

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Red Stag Trapper.

Really nice stag!

 

[Centermass]

Still getting used to the smaller (for me) size of this Tascosa, but I do like it a lot. Think I might “need” a 42 or something in that size range in the future…

 

[Old Engineer]

These today :



Harry

 

[bigfish64]

Good Morning Porch Friends

Great pair John.

Those will get the job done, Jon.

Great group you have today, Jer.

What a great pair, Jon.

These two for me today.

That’s a good looking pair Jeremy.

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Switched to the IRJ again after work. I also completed my Yadi collection with today’s mail

What a great collection Jon, Yadi is an outstanding Cardinal.

 

[bigfish64]

My carry today.
Decided to show the other side.

 

[sbh06]

These today :



Harry

That’s a great pair you have for today Harry.

Great pair John.

That’s a good looking pair Jeremy.


What a great collection Jon, Yadi is an outstanding Cardinal.

Thanks Todd. Great pic of your IRJ today.

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Decided to show the other side.

 

[prairie.dog]

This has been getting some light backyard duty before I hit the trail with it. I'm not hard using it yet, but I'll get there. I'm still in the 'baby-ing it' phase of knife-nuttiness.

Gorgeous! I have an EDP in red/black burlap on its way. My first fixed blade, I'm very excited!

 

[JohnDF]

Still getting used to the smaller (for me) size of this Tascosa, but I do like it a lot. Think I might “need” a 42 or something in that size range in the future…

The Tascosa always felt a little small and the #42 always felt a little big. I always wanted to get my hands on a #72 which I think would be just right.

Great pair John.

Thank you, Todd.

That side is pretty too.

 

[tmd_87]

Such a cool knife

 

[BrotherJim]

Still getting used to the smaller (for me) size of this Tascosa, but I do like it a lot. Think I might “need” a 42 or something in that size range in the future…

The Tascosa always felt a little small and the #42 always felt a little big. I always wanted to get my hands on a #72 which I think would be just right.

Size comparison top to bottom, 42 72 83

 

[Sacto]

Great picture.
Glad you feel all caught up, makes you feel accomplished.

Thanks, John. It was one of those days where there’s too much going on at work and then you have to rush home because there’s too much going on there. Definitely feels good when you get it all done.

Carrying another one of my Ohta made knives today, a peanut sized Swayback, along with my now ever present BFF.

Now you know why it’s called the BFF

 

[Sacto]

I carried my Eureka jack again today. Pictured with another one of my Grandpa’s old reels (and rod).

 

[bigfish64]

I carried my Eureka jack again today. Pictured with another one of my Grandpa’s old reels (and rod).

Great picture Bart, love the look of a beautiful knife and vintage fishing equipment.

 

[Sacto]

Great picture Bart, love the look of a beautiful knife and vintage fishing equipment.

Thanks, Todd. Just a cheap old rod and reel, but kinda neat looking. It may be time to clean them up a bit. I couldn’t get the reel off the rod for the picture, the release is bound up.

 

[BrotherJim]

Hold on to yer socks. It's a Nontron Boxwood-en Wednesday