What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[JohnDF]

I switched to these two this afternoon, and continuing this evening...

 

[Tyson A Wright]

Enjoying some Irish with the 97, re-reading Lord of the Rings for about the 100th time (although the first time in about 10 years or so). Hope all of you are having a good Sunday afternoon too!

 

[bigfish64]

I switched to these two this afternoon, and continuing this evening...

Great combination John. Was this your first switch of the day?

 

[sbh06]

Primble & @Gevonovich
What prized kutters wunderfully posted this day…
and who doesn’t like a 2-pin shield

sbh06 & @JW225
Jeremy, missed complimenting you on one of my fav tooth-pics of all-time yesterday… the 12 model

Stag beauty today as well Jim

Thanks Gus, I bet you’ll never guess where I picked it up (hint, thanks Todd).

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Church carry

What a classy pair, Jon.

Visiting my wife’s family in Iowa. Brought my new lamb with me for the trip. Yes that is snow in the background

Hope your new lamb is treating you well Mark. It looks great.

I switched to these two this afternoon, and continuing this evening...

Those two look great together, John.

 

[BrotherJim]

Love this Schrade Old Timer 8OT Stockman
It exceeds my expectations in every way and is a favorite
Hate that it's made in China. At least it doesn't say so anywhere on the knife to constantly remind

 

[Un-Chained]

Thanks Gus, I bet you’ll never guess where I picked it up (hint, thanks Todd).

What a guy again and again eh
Enjoy my friend !!

Primble
Thanks for the K-K pair share,
neet history as well
and… thank you for the compliments on “smirk” an obvious nickname I thought up for the fissure grin… from pin to pin.

 

[Old Engineer]

Beautiful picture, Johnny.

Love the old Lambsfoot, Harry.

Thank you very much John .

Harry

 

[JohnDF]

Great combination John. Was this your first switch of the day?

It actually was, I find it hard to take the Lloyd out of my pocket.
But I saw the BFF and had to carry it, and thought it paired well with the SBJ.
Then I was done grilling, and switched back to the Lloyd to cut my steak at dinner.

Great combination John

Thank you, Todd.

Those two look great together, John.

Thank you, Jeremy.

 

[Sacto]

Stag 25 for me today.

 

[echoscout]

Case Barlow and Stockman

 

[bigfish64]

Stag 25 for me today.

Cool knife Bart, love that sheepsfoot. I wasn’t familiar with Layne & Bowler, a quick Google search turned up water pumps. I guess that’s an old water pump?

 

[Sacto]

Cool knife Bart, love that sheepsfoot. I wasn’t familiar with Layne & Bowler, a quick Google search turned up water pumps. I guess that’s an old water pump?

Thanks, Todd. The 25s are cool little knives. Yes, it came off of an old abandoned ag pump. It is actually the lid to the oil reservoir. Here is the rest of it:

I though it was kinda cool so I brought it home and hung it on my fence.

 

[bigfish64]

Thanks, Todd. The 25s are cool little knives. Yes, it came off of an old abandoned ag pump. It is actually the lid to the oil reservoir. Here is the rest of it:

I though it was kinda cool so I brought it home and hung it on my fence.

Old industrial stuff just looks cool. Thanks for taking the time to show it.

 

[afishhunter]

Extremely traditional

Doesn't the ULU date back to at least 5,000 years ago?
I though I saw something a couple years ago about one made of Jade that allegedly was dated to over 10,000 years old, but I can't find anything about it now. No idea how they dated a stone knife found alone in permafrost ...
Either way, it is probably the oldest pattern in continuous production?

 

[jcfleming813930]

 

[Hyesouljah]

Today (or should I say yesterday) I intentionally carried my Forum knife only.

Every now and then, I see negative chatter on the internet in different social platforms about Bladeforums. As a person who engages with all of the platforms I can confidently say Bladeforums isn’t much different than any others. Perhaps it’s a little more intimate depending on how you look at it.

If you focus on the positives and ignore and don’t stress the negatives you’ll keep the hobby that you enjoy worthwhile. Just my Cents

 

[Zulus]

Doesn't the ULU date back to at least 5,000 years ago?
I though I saw something a couple years ago about one made of Jade that allegedly was dated to over 10,000 years old, but I can't find anything about it now. No idea how they dated a stone knife found alone in permafrost ...
Either way, it is probably the oldest pattern in continuous production?

I think that's much early than mere 10,000
Some says it may be over a Million ...
But I'm not a Believer

Carbon dating is used, of course it may be tricky
For sure not a stainless steel :^D

 

[Johnnythefox]

Beautiful picture, Johnny.

Love the old Lambsfoot, Harry.

Thank you, its a farm with farm shop and tea stop also sells plants and the like.

 

[Travman]

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today in my pocket walks this Taylor's Eye Witness Lambsfoot Ram's horn and Work back.