What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Mingecutter]

It's been a while since I carried my White Owl

 

[5K Qs]

This week I'm totin' my 10 favorite canoes; here are two of them.
Rough Rider amber jigged bone canoe, the first canoe I ever held in my hand. It was supposed to get a week in my pocket when it first arrived, but it was over a month before I reluctantly stopped carrying it to give other knives a chance at pocket time.


Chinese Remington canoe with some kind of attractive wood burl covers; inexpensive gun&knife show purchase, but one of my best-looking canoes IMHO:


- GT

 

[Hammer67]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Good morning.

Moose Wednesday.

Good morning back atcha!
If you get time, I’d love to see that belt knife unsheathed. The handle and sheath are beautiful.

Nor the rum!


We need to revive the French Ivory thread!

Rum ~ one of the three things that ran the English navy!

And not only a French Ivory thread, we need a Maize Pyroxin thread too!

I love the look at what the BF coulda been
I vote you show JohnDF how to put a patina on it!

Back to the 12…still enjoying my pocket oak tree.

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Handsome and useful pair, my friend.

 

[JW225]

 

[JohnDF]

I vote you show JohnDF how to put a patina on it!

At least Mine and Jack's have been in the pocket... I'm betting a large percentage of them haven't seen the light of day.

 

[ferider]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

I’m totin a pair of Camillus again ~ what I’m fairly sure is model 66, although it’s not stamped. Older ones were handled in Maize Pyroxin, aka: French Ivory, which I tried to mimic with smooth elk antler. Got it cheap online because the Delrin was cracked. And the real old Silver Sword Easy Open Jack, which I hooked fishing in the ‘bay. Grandpa, who passed about 50 years ago carried one of these for decades. It’s got a lot of sharpening wear, and a broken secondary spring, and I don’t want to use it.
I loaded the back of my car with vegetables to take down to Mom and Dad.
Earlier this season, I took them three tomato plants , and they are not ripening yet. Maybe I can figure out why.

 

[Ed G]

One for the front pocket, one for the watch pocket.

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#26 Sleeveboard - nice!
Ya don’t see many of those around … and in Stag to boot.
Thanks for sharing!

 

[Angry Waiter]

 

[JohnDF]

Such a handsome knife.

 

[Barbababa]

https://imgur.com/GMXHGki

This old Swedish instrument knife/soldier today. S.Anderson 1881-1900

https://imgur.com/b5nMf1U

 

[skyhorse]

 

[Greasepiggy]

 

[RLB0414]

These two today, with those two.

Great looking grouping. One pair probably more helpful than the other.

I’m totin a pair of Camillus again ~ what I’m fairly sure is model 66, although it’s not stamped. Older ones were handled in Maize Pyroxin, aka: French Ivory, which I tried to mimic with smooth elk antler. Got it cheap online because the Delrin was cracked. And the real old Silver Sword Easy Open Jack, which I hooked fishing in the ‘bay. Grandpa, who passed about 50 years ago carried one of these for decades. It’s got a lot of sharpening wear, and a broken secondary spring, and I don’t want to use it.View attachment 1916371View attachment 1916373
I loaded the back of my car with vegetables to take down to Mom and Dad. View attachment 1916372
Earlier this season, I took them three tomato plants , and they are not ripening yet. Maybe I can figure out why.

Awesome looking knives and harvest. Your garden is in overdrive.

 

[mbkr]

Worked yesterday, so two days in a row

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

G2

 

[Angry Waiter]

Such a handsome knife.

Thanks John. It’s a favorite for sure

 

[Ironbut]

I guess a bone handled knife laying on a bunch of hickory nut shells doesn't qualify for the Wooden Wednesday thread, so I'll just put it here. The squirrels have really been going to town shelling these things the past couple weeks.

 

[JohnDF]

Look what I Toted to work...