What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Amir Fleschwund]

Marbles faux tortoise LL copperhead made in 2002, and a Schatt & Morgan rosewood handled jack.
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Nice Kimber! Is that Officer size?

I have been busy getting some things done the past few days. I toted my 65-69 redbone Mini Trapper the past two days.
Case changed the blade types on this model (6207) in the 1970's, as far as I can tell, keeping the model number, yet going from a clip and pen to a California Clip and Spey blade.
Some say it was called a dogleg jack before the blades changed, not sure I agree with them since it does not have the true dogleg shape.

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Nice red bone on this AND today’s Copperhead.

I had this is my pocket when I got another mess of crappie today. Getting ready to go in the kitchen and fry up a plate of them; this time of year I have a one track mind.

Catch a plateful for me!

I like that one even more I think JJ, it certainly pairs beautifully with your vintage CJ Barlow

Thank you my friend

I'm just about to hit the hay here in Yorkshire, but heading out for a hike tomorrow Have a great Saturday everyone

Have a great hike, but remember~ no windows or birds!

Will - I try to think back to the Case hardware displays in the 1960's, when I was a kid, and I don't recall them ever calling the knives a pattern name, as we do today, seems like they would have a pattern number above or below the knife in the displays. Many of the old catalogs I have (not Case Catalogs) just show a pattern number and no pattern name. Of course, back then, most everyone knew what a jack knife was and what was a Barlow. Wish I had some older Case catalogs. Very nice Queen, BTW.

This Cattaraugus knife is a true dogleg pattern, in my opinion and it has a compound curve or, as the old saying goes, is "crooked as a dog's hind leg" .
Your Queen and the Case 6207 pattern has only one. :

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Schrade and Jeff would likely call this a Serpentine Jack, which is not incorrect either.

Beat me to it!

Oh my…. Can’t wait

Schradeurday anyone….
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Top o’ the day to All

Great choice for Shradeurday, Gus! Is that from the series that also had the trapper called the Miner, or am I mixed up?

 

[mbkr]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Elk handled Camillus

 

[sf fanatic]

CV Case today .
Dark side of an iconic City landmark .
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[paulhilborn]

Stag 57 today.

 

[r8shell]

It's cow bone R8shell. I have a knife to send you that I picked up on fleabay.
I'll get it out to you next week.

Wow, Thanks! I love surprises in the mail.

 

[Modoc ED]

Not much going on today. It's suppose to start snowing in an hour or so and we're thinking of going to the Brass Rail for supper tonight - lamb steak !! Thought I'd give this Remington Lumberjack a place in my pocket today. It'll come in handy watching NASCAR Xfinity this afternoon.

 

[Gevonovich]

An old friend

 

[Headwinds]

 

[Crappie71]

Breaking in this #36 today.

 

[TheChunk91]

In the yard today filling some pup induced holes, and various other saturday tasks. I have this wonderful glennbad creation with me.

 

[Angry Waiter]

77 and a lamb today

 

[afishhunter]

Going with a (mostly) Euro carry this weekend, and possibly into April.
A pair of MAM (nonlocking) Friction folders from Portugal.
A Weidmannsheil lockback from Germany.
Toferner Celtic pocket/neck knife from Czechoslovakia.
A pair of Victorinox Swiss Army Knives, (and not shown, a Mora Number 1, which lives in my rollator's shopping/tote bag) from Sweden.
The "oddball" is a Leatherman Charge+ TTI, from USA. (pronounced "US-ah"?)

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I hope everyone has a great (and safe) remainder of the 2000's.

 

[Jon0385]

Beach day with a couple I haven’t carried in a while

 

[Un-Chained]

Great green bone, Gus! I'm going sowbelly today, with some nice pebbley stag.

Thank you kindly Jeff
Couldn’t figure out exactly what it was when I snapped it up…. until you and Eric got me straight !!
Beauty of a sowbelly there today

Oh my...

Couldn’t have said it better there Mike !
Well… maybe some thumbs top’n it off

Great choice for Shradeurday, Gus! Is that from the series that also had the trapper called the Miner, or am I mixed up?

Thank you kindly as well Jeff, and right you are Charlie has a set we were discussing in the Elusive Schrades thread… pg.162 to be exact !
Wunderful pairing there yourself, especially the EO Cami

In the yard today filling some pup induced holes, and various other saturday tasks. I have this wonderful glennbad creation with me.

Simply amazing work by Glenn there Paul

 

[smudge58]

Happy Stag Day Folks!

 

[Centermass]

Giving the newly received Squire a spin. Forgot how good these little Bucks are.

 

[TXGatorbait]

 

[Jack Black]

Have a fine as the Hartshead Saturday Mr. Jack !
I want to know what spring feels like to the cherry tree, ...

Thank you very much my friend

Winning combination Taylor

Thank you very kindly, Jack!!!

A perfect pairing for a good stretch of the legs in the countryside tomorrow, Jack; looks like a bit of added fun with your cool slingshot, too!

Many thanks for the kind words JJ

Set aside for Stagurday. Have a great weekend folks!

Striking pair Gary

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Cool pic!

Have a great hike, but remember~ no windows or birds!

Noted Jeff! THank you my friend

Wow, Thanks! I love surprises in the mail.

I'll send you my gas bill!

An old friend

Great pic Gev

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Handsome Lamb

 

[Peregrin]

Striking pair Gary

Thanks Jack!

I'll send you my gas bill!

I can't speak for r8shell , but I might be willing to trade you for mine!