What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Ernie1980]

New York Knife Co Pen with Ebony covers

 

[TylerG12]

Thank you Todd. I had the slip probably 6 or 7 months before I even got the knife.

Here's today's carry.
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[echoscout]

Straight edges today

 

[JohnDF]

Such an awesome and elegant knife.

 

[RLB0414]

Thanks, buddy.
I can’t keep up with the garden.

Not being able to keep up with a garden is both good and bad. Love the rewards but hate to see any not used.

Thank you! But I think you will be disappointed. I have already shown this knife here: knife
It is important to me as a memory of the master from my city who made this knife. It was my friend. In 2015, he made a series of "northern" knives with old Swedish and Norwegian blades. Knives dispersed throughout Russia. In 2017, the master died. And now, when I saw one of them in a flea market. I just had to return this knife to my homeland.

M maxjeg the knife is awesome.

 

[bigfish64]

These two today, with those two.

Cute pups Bart, those knives aren’t bad either.

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Beautiful photos Josh.

Large Rosewood Lambsfoot, and my special #86 today Have a good day folks

Great choice Jack.

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Congrats to these two for having a baby

Still laughing!

Good Morning Porch Friends
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Never gets old.

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

The “King of Canoes” strikes again, two winners Gary.

You’re killing me Jim.

Look what I Toted to work...
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You must have big pockets John.

 

[bigfish64]

Chilling on the deck waiting for my daughter to get home. She’s been in Hawaii since the end of May. Can’t wait to see her.

 

[Ellis Wyatt]

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[JJ Cahill]

It seems a while since you last carried that delightful pairing JJ I always find myself hypnotised by them! Beautiful We need to revive the French Ivory thread!

Thank you for your very kind words, Jack!!! I really like the French Ivory too!

Large Rosewood Lambsfoot, and my special #86 today Have a good day folks

Wonderful Wednesday combo of a super slicing Lambsfoot and a beautiful Barlow; I always have a Lambsfoot handy for it's unmatched precise cutting ability!

 

[JJ Cahill]

It's a Double (wood covered) Lambsfoot Day for me, including my favorite Bagpipe Ebony slicer from Jack Black .

 

[JohnDF]

Never gets old.

Thank you, Todd.
I hope it doesn't get old because it isn't going anywhere.

You must have big pockets John.

One knife at a time.

I bet you're excited to see her.
Gorgeous pair of pocket knives... I need to add a Northwoods to my small collection some day.

 

[JohnDF]

This is my box of "users" that I pull my carries from most days...


These are the knives inside the box, they get carried often, but the Lambsfoot on the right hogs the pocket...

 

[Crappie71]

#15 and #25 today

 

[Centermass]

 

[JW225]

You’re killing me Jim.

Your Northwoods pairing today is killing me, as well! Truth be told, that IRJ of yours is what inspired me to try to find one for myself. It’s a real beauty.

 

[JJ Cahill]

This is my box of "users" that I pull my carries from most days...

That's certainly a box of beauties, John!

 

[Jiki]

 

[JW225]

This is my box of "users" that I pull my carries from most days...
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These are the knives inside the box, they get carried often, but the Lambsfoot on the right hogs the pocket...
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Great assortment, John — nice to see all of those!

 

[JonMcD]

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

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!

Handsome and useful pair, my friend.

Thank you sir! I have taken a liking to that toothpick. It makes a fine slicer.

 

[JohnDF]

That's certainly a box of beauties, John!

Great assortment, John — nice to see all of those!

Thanks guys,