What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Ed, I'm sitting my 6232 jack out tonight for pocket carry tomorrow, as a reminder of my promise to pray.

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Peter, I'll be remembering your family as well. Here's my 6232 with your 66 before the Northfield made its way out to Monterey.

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Ed - Smoke sent from across the pond. Best wishes.

timberweasel said:
Slipped this fella in my pocket when I got home from work: my first 'Triple P' GEC... a stout little pocket bulldog in frontier bone known as the #56 Dogleg Jack. Very robust and feels sooo good in hand! :) Just kinda wish the bone was sawcut though... :o

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-Brett
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That's really lovely Brett. If you coudl rustel up another pic or two I would love to see more?!

Jack Black said:
These two for me today :)

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Most fitting given our somewhat nordic weather at the moment. Stay wrapped up lad!

Today's traditional, and wooden too, is brought to me and you couretesy of Uncle Andi...and some cake :)

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scruffuk said:
Most fitting given our somewhat nordic weather at the moment. Stay wrapped up lad!
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Thanks pal. Fortunately I'm blessed with good central heating and house half-full of warm mountaineering gear! :D Pic was taken out at Adel Dam Nature Reserve yesterday. :)

scruffuk said:
Today's traditional, and wooden too, is brought to me and you couretesy of Uncle Andi...and some cake :)
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Glad you got your otter. And a wooden one at that! :D Nice one Andi :thumbup:
 
Best wishes from over this side ED.

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Kevin, your stunning Scagel pushed mine back in my pocket. The blade looks a bit clean again as I have zero convexed the edge to blend it in with the convex grind. Being fairly thick stock and 1095 I don't foresee any problems. It does mean it works wood beautifully now:)
 
Best wishes to you Ed & Peter.
Last night I was going to choose a different knife to carry since this one's been in my pocket since I got it, but this one won out and will stay for a while longer.
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TLARbb said:
I took my wife to Shreveport today for a bone marrow biopsy; we all know what the doctors are looking for with that. Please remember her in your prayers.
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Sigh... I've been on the receiving end of that sort of news as a husband. We never found reasons. Only a hard fought assurance of presence and solidarity. This weekend is a particularly good time to reflect on that, I guess. Changed the way I view "When you drink from this cup..."

Anyway... know that you aren't alone.


EDC - Shrade 5OT by Pinnah, on Flickr
 
Pinnah, thanks for the encouragment. I have a long day ahead replacing subfloor in a double wide trailer for a friend. I will be carrying my rosewood S&M jack for the wW. You know this thing is beginning to feel like a good friend; I've carried it quite a bit in the last few weeks since the wW thread started up.

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Ed J
 
all these knife folks in England and Kentucky, I lived in the one place and live in the other now and never met one in person to my knowledge, sometimes that feels odd :p

just the SAK today
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THIS wonderful knife definitelly needs much more pocket time... so I took it today :)

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(Thank you Modoc Ed)
 
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