What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Travman]

 

[Primble]

Love the Albers Jack !

 

[Leslie Tomville]

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Sawcut!

 

[HFinn]

 

[Primble]

That's a nice WW2 US Navy Utility ! I've got one just like it

Thank you my friend.

I am going to tote my Camillus again today, to salute the fallen on Memorial Day.
My late father served in the U.S. Navy during WWII and survived it. My late uncle was a pilot during WWII, as well.
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[JW225]

Thank you my friend. It is a great old knife, nearly full blades, both have that ka-chink on the half stops, and strong snap all the way around. The pile side bone is nearly identical to the mark side, and it takes a keen edge very easily. A testament to how long a well made and properly cared for knife can last and be as good as new, in some ways better. Give you another look at it.
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Love the knife — and, the Hamilton!

 

[JohnDF]

Stellar pics John

Thank you, Jack.

I got hit with some “bird mud” just yesterday … just sitting there under a tree, minding my own business

I've been hit by giant Goose Mud a few times while playing fetch outside with my dog.
I think they were aiming for Bluey but ended up hitting me instead. They need to work on that.

'knifestagram' friends.

“knife-book”

Lol...
How about "Blade Snap and Chat"

Very appropriate carries for a holiday weekend.

That right there is worth all the effort.
Sorry you didn't catch anything but it looks like you probably had fun anyways.

Beautiful picture, beautiful knives, beautiful place.

 

[Jerbhola89]

Good morning everyone and ‘happy’ Memorial Day - a tremendous amount of gratitude to all those that have given their lives to their country! Also thank you to those who have served, or are currently serving - your continued sacrifice does not go unnoticed.

While my 49 “Freedom” is not the flag one, I still figured it’d be appropriate. It is joined by the mini trapper.


The H10 needs some good breaking in so it will also tag along for the cookout; it will definitely be carvin’ up some meat!


Last, the 23 re-joins the India Pics!

 

[afishhunter]

moved the Opinel N°6 to watch pocket to keep the SAK Evo Grip 14 company. Added an standard Buck 301 to RFP to prevent the Laguiole getting lonely.
"Big Red" (SAK Hercules) and Leatherman Charge+ TTI are still on my belt. Toferner and SAK Mini Champ hanging from neck.

 

[screened porch]

 

[Ed G]

 

[Nature Boy]

 

[echoscout]

Got out the Camillus WWII knives today. Not carrying all of them but wanted to get them out so I could CE & CF them to help keep me in remembrance today.

 

[bigfish64]

 

[Jon0385]

Be thankful and remember this Memorial Day.
Carrying this Camillus navy/coast guard utility knife I wonder how many like this, along with sailors, were lost when their ships sank. Those sailors are forever on patrol.

 

[Peregrin]

I thought worms were #6 "Red Wiggly" flies?
Not everyone can catch fish using worms. As I head to the fishing spots the fish head to the neighboring counties ... or states ...
Fished Lake Stockton in Missouri a few times. Supposed to be one of the best fishing lakes in the state. S'far as I could tell, there ain't a fish in that lake, no matter if using live or dead worm, minnies, crawdads, or lures, jigs, stink bait ...

I know that fishless lake! Had a different name though!

That right there is worth all the effort.
Sorry you didn't catch anything but it looks like you probably had fun anyways.

It was a beautiful day to be out, and we headed home to a cold beer and a chicken dinner. We had a great day!

 

[Headwinds]

Electrician for Metal Monday...

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Someone did leave me a nice place to sit along the stream.

Sometimes catching fish gets in the way of a good time!

Had this Winchester Toothpick in my pocket today when we went to a gospel sing on the river. It was a beautiful day.

That’s a beaut, and it sounds like a genuine down-home good time.

Thank you my friend. It is a great old knife, nearly full blades, both have that ka-chink on the half stops, and strong snap all the way around. The pile side bone is nearly identical to the mark side, and it takes a keen edge very easily. A testament to how long a well made and properly cared for knife can last and be as good as new, in some ways better. Give you another look at it.
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Yeah, some of these old knives are the real deal, for sure. I am fortunate to own two of the three makers of the Navy Utility Jack, and decided to tote the Pal today.

Day trip to Tahoe. Wasn’t as crowded as I thought! My wife’s family is in town and we wanted to show them our backyard. The drive up is still sad seeing the large burn scar from the Caldor Fire.

Purty.
Give Ma Nature a couple of years, and the burn area will be full of new life.

Thank you my friend.

I am going to tote my Camillus again today, to salute the fallen on Memorial Day.
My late father served in the U.S. Navy during WWII and survived it. My late uncle was a pilot during WWII, as well.
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Thanks for showing those great pictures, Rob.

Got out the Camillus WWII knives today. Not carrying all of them but wanted to get them out so I could CE & CF them to help keep me in remembrance today.

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Fantastic lineup! I am overdue on totin my old rope knife...

 

[Jack Black]

Well, they weren't rising to dry flies. They didn't like any of the lures we threw at them. So it was a skunkaroo for us. We did come across a young couple with their 3 year old. He caught 3 on worms. His first fish. I was happy for him, but we all know anyone can catch fish on worms!

To my dismay, no lips were ripped today! Hey that rhymes!

Someone did leave me a nice place to sit along the stream.

Thanks Jack! My first son, born on May 27th. Next weekend we celebrate my first grandson's 6th birthday, May 31st. I'm a lucky man.

Great stuff Gary That chair must have been a welcome find too!

Toting this Schrade pocket beast today.

It's great to see that one again JJ, such a beautiful knife

Day trip to Tahoe. Wasn’t as crowded as I thought! My wife’s family is in town and we wanted to show them our backyard. The drive up is still sad seeing the large burn scar from the Caldor Fire.

Incredible photo Taylor

Well, still carrying the Zippo Peanut for the next few days, but my 'backup' knife got pressed into snack duty today.
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Note: photo credit for this one to my wife. She thought I might like to share this picture with my 'knifestagram' friends.

Nice snack! LOL!

Thank you my friend.

I am going to tote my Camillus again today, to salute the fallen on Memorial Day.
My late father served in the U.S. Navy during WWII and survived it. My late uncle was a pilot during WWII, as well.
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Great pics Mr P, and a timely reminder of just how young some of those heroes were

Have a good week everyone

 

[Heimdall82]

The Otter 162 is a great working knife!