What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[5K Qs]

Stockman of the Week is a Rough Ryder Tobacco Road sowbelly with somewhat unusual blade combo:


Case chestnut jigged CV Knife of the Week is a teardrop:


- GT

 

[SteveC]

A couple of Schade's today

 

[Leslie Tomville]

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[mitch13]

 

[Jon0385]

Looks great Jon, I’m going to grab mine for game time. LGB!

With our powers combined

Conference track meet today, going to be a hot one, forecast says 88 degrees. View attachment 1814446

It’s hotter back home than it is here

 

[Nebuchadnezzar]

Trying out the CS, fun little pattern wasn't sure how much I would like it. Slightly larger than a peanut and might bump the CV peanut out of my watchpocket.

 

[sbh06]

Hope everyone’s week is off to a good start. Haven’t posted here in a few days as I spent Mother’s Day with my wife and boys before heading to the airport at 3am on Monday to fly to the West Coast for work this week. If anyone in the Puget Sound area wants to get together for a beer between now and Friday night let me know. I’m on the Kitsap side of the sound.

Brought this Case Half Whittler with me on this trip.

My view outside the hotel.

Mount Rainier on our flight into Seattle.

 

[JohnDF]

You're in Seahawks Country... have a safe trip.

 

[sbh06]

You're in Seahawks Country... have a safe trip.

Thanks John. My youngest is a big Seahawks fan, so getting him some swag is on my list of things to do for this trip.

 

[bigfish64]

With our powers combined

It’s hotter back home than it is here

Hope everyone’s week is off to a good start. Haven’t posted here in a few days as I spent Mother’s Day with my wife and boys before heading to the airport at 3am on Monday to fly to the West Coast for work this week. If anyone in the Puget Sound area wants to get together for a beer between now and Friday night let me know. I’m on the Kitsap side of the sound.

Brought this Case Half Whittler with me on this trip.

My view outside the hotel.

Mount Rainier on our flight into Seattle.

Wow Jeremy, that shot of Mt. Rainier is amazing. Enjoy your trip.

 

[mcc850]

Heading out to do a little fishing this morning. Decided on my Muley and 38 Whittler to ride in my pocket slip :
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Your photos are amazing, sir. Beautiful knives!

 

[mcc850]

Conference track meet today, going to be a hot one, forecast says 88 degrees. View attachment 1814446

88 degrees got me thinking… has anyone started pairing their GEC pattern numbers with the weather yet? You could have toted your Ace 88

 

[black mamba]

Last week I subconsciously carried my Eureka Jack when it was 92° . . . oooooohh, the shivers!

 

[315]

I live close to Rainier, so close an evening drive into the park can be done in under 25 minutes. What are you doing up on the Kitsap side?

Hope everyone’s week is off to a good start. Haven’t posted here in a few days as I spent Mother’s Day with my wife and boys before heading to the airport at 3am on Monday to fly to the West Coast for work this week. If anyone in the Puget Sound area wants to get together for a beer between now and Friday night let me know. I’m on the Kitsap side of the sound.

Brought this Case Half Whittler with me on this trip.

My view outside the hotel.

Mount Rainier on our flight into Seattle.

 

[paulhilborn]

Both of those are spectacular. Both "Old School" looking knives.

Thank you John

 

[sbh06]

Wow Jeremy, that shot of Mt. Rainier is amazing. Enjoy your trip.

Thanks Todd. I’ve flown into Seattle a few times before for work but the approach has been significantly further north. Suffice it to say I was excited to see Ranier much closer. Also got to see Gilbert’s Peak and Mount Adams during the same flight, though I didn’t take pictures of either of those.

I live close to Rainier, so close an evening drive into the park can be done in under 25 minutes. What are you doing up on the Kitsap side?

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Ranier sure is beautiful, Jim, along with most of the area out here. Got to spend time over in the Olympic peninsula when I lived out here (in Poulsbo) about 6 years ago. I’m back out here at PSNS to observe training for a piece of equipment my company is working to get fielded.

 

[Sacto]

Sheepfoot and Pruner today...

Quite a nice pair.

 

[Sacto]

I carried my Boker Brook and my Urban Jack today.

 

[Jack Black]

Thank you very much, Jack!!! They are certainly a pair of handy old fellas.

Quite an outstanding pairing with those two beautiful slicers; I can't get over how cool the horn covers are on your Lambsfoot!

Sincere thanks JJ, I used to carry that horn Lambsfoot all the time. It was nice to have it back in my pocket

These two Tidioute totes for Tuesday.

Both useful and attractive, what a great pair

Got another horn Lambsfoot with me today, and a Case Barlow gifted to me by my friend JJ Cahill

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today this Thier's by Fontenille Pataud in stag walks in my pocket.