What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Un-Chained]

Twosday ... off for adventure on the base today ... pharmacy, base exchange, commissary, lunch at Charlie's Philly Steaks. Love seeing our troops protecting America. God bless them in their coming challenges.

Amen to that and everything with you there today John
I especially like the fact you’ve got something for both left & right flanks !!

 

[Modoc ED]

As I was laying out my gear yesterday evening, the sun was setting and positioned just right to light up the hill behind our house which contrasted with the field in front of it and with the weather rolling in for possible rain overnight so, I thought it would make a great picture for this morning and took, this picture through the window of our TV room.



Here's my main carry for today when we go to town for an appointment with the doctor for me, a stop at the Post Office, and a stop at the Holiday Market, with of course, lunch at the Wagon Wheel Cafe.

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Old Engineer]

No Flitz for the old lambsfoot Harry !!!

Utica in my pocket today:
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I do use the Flitz occasionally on the Lambfoot and any of my other Users . I Like to have Patina on the blades , but I don't like them to look Dirty to me .
I am glad to see that your Photography Skills are still intact to show your great collection my friend . I think my All Time Favorite of your's is your Cattaraugus Gunstock . IMO it is the shape of what a Gunstock knife should be .

Harry

 

[JTB_5]

 

[sbh06]

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I'm excited to see how that slip ages, Joshua.

 

[bigfish64]

Loving the Lloyd John.

Nice ironwood Mark.

 

[bigfish64]

Turns out Jon was right, some of the other we’re getting a little jealous.
This one for Trapper Tuesday.

 

[unclekurty]

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[Headwinds]

Dad’s old Boker 240 for Tue Blade Tuesday

 

[tmd_87]

This trapper on a Tuesday

 

[Modoc ED]

In the last few minutes before leaving for town, I've changed my mind and have decided to carry this injured Sod Buster Jr. . Although missing it's shield and having a good sized chunk missing from it's cover, it's still an able knife.

 

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

Went for a walk.

 

[Primble]

I do use the Flitz occasionally on the Lambfoot and any of my other Users . I Like to have Patina on the blades , but I don't like them to look Dirty to me .
I am glad to see that your Photography Skills are still intact to show your great collection my friend . I think my All Time Favorite of your's is your Cattaraugus Gunstock . IMO it is the shape of what a Gunstock knife should be .

Harry

I don't care for the dirty brown look either. Maybe I need to give that gunstock cat some pocket attention !

I took a new pic of my old Utica with my smartphone this morning. I did not care for the pictures I had of it.

This knife was made between 1910-1940.

Lots of snap on the half stops and every position..

It is a pleasure to carry at 3&5/8" closed.

At least this pic shows the shine of the old bone, on my momma's back doorstep.:

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[JohnDF]

Gracias John!

You are most welcome, Gary.

 

[screened porch]

This old Barlow is looking good to me today, and leaves plenty of room for old Ruddy Bones.

 

[ErikMB]

I have that knife, too, it's gorgeous.

Mine seems to be almost all black, though. Are the bolsters on yours more red depending on the lighting?

 

[echoscout]

Schrade Cut Co Lobster and Sportsman knife

 

[WValtakis]

 

[TheFactor]

I have that knife, too, it's gorgeous.

Mine seems to be almost all black, though. Are the bolsters on yours more red depending on the lighting?

Yes I believe they are and yes depending on the lighting .