What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[sbh06]

Very nice pair Jeremy.

Thanks Todd, both knives came from upstanding forum members.

 

[Primble]

Went fishing this morning and toted my horn lamb and No.8.

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[Rufus1949]

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You captured the beauty of that knife perfectly in that photo.

 

[JohnDF]

Two beauties John.

Thank you, Todd.

Oh ya... Nice pair.

 

[RLB0414]

Let’s drag the whole family along!View attachment 1922363View attachment 1922367

Very nice.

 

[Jiki]

Simple today.

 

[Nankbrown21]

Couldn’t help myself , came straight home and grabbed my 14!

 

[5K Qs]

This week I'm carrying another set of "top ten" knives I identified while working on my new, improved weekly knife rotation schedule. This week it's my 10 top stockman knives. I'll post a couple per day if I can keep up.
Here's a Case 6347 in TruSharp with walnut Rogers jigged bone and quad-lined bolsters. The 47 pattern is my favorite Case stockman, with round bolsters, 3 springs (no krinking), and full-size clip. Even though some call it a medium stockman, at 3 7/8" closed, it's large to me.


Rough Rider amber jigged bone sowbelly stockman, the first sowbelly stockman I ever handled. It was another case of a new pattern I intended to carry for a week, but it was a month before I could force myself to stop carrying it.


- GT

 

[JohnDF]

That's an absolute beauty, GT.

 

[lambertiana]

Trapper Tuesday and Two Blade Tuesday in one package.

 

[sunknife]

I always enjoy seeing that stag Klaas and the yellow moose, Greg!
- GT

Thank you, my neighbor across the big lake.

 

[JJ Cahill]

Thank you very much my friend, you can see those guys are hard workers can't you?

Most definitely!

Attractive pairing JJ, and a practical one

Thanks a lot, Jack!!!

Have a great day everyone Carrying Charlie's spectacular Lambsfoot, and a Random Tuesday Little Doagie

Your two for Tuesday are certainly a sweet pairing; the honey nuts are quite apropos being included, I love those treats!

 

[bigfish64]

This week I'm carrying another set of "top ten" knives I identified while working on my new, improved weekly knife rotation schedule. This week it's my 10 top stockman knives. I'll post a couple per day if I can keep up.
Here's a Case 6347 in TruSharp with walnut Rogers jigged bone and quad-lined bolsters. The 47 pattern is my favorite Case stockman, with round bolsters, 3 springs (no krinking), and full-size clip. Even though some call it a medium stockman, at 3 7/8" closed, it's large to me.
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Beautiful bolsters on that one.

Rough Rider amber jigged bone sowbelly stockman, the first sowbelly stockman I ever handled. It was another case of a new pattern I intended to carry for a week, but it was a month before I could force myself to stop carrying it.
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- GT

Love the red tints in that bone Gary.

 

[Nankbrown21]

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Beautiful Barlow!

Retrieved this Russell (Schrade 1975 Commemorative) to post in a different thread and decided what the heck ... Tuesday afternoon tote

Beautiful example of a Barlow , what is the steel ?

Carrying for the week: Buck Custom Shop 501 Squire Buckeye Burlwood

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I recently picked up a vintage 501 with steel bolsters and 440c steel to keep from carrying my Grandfathers 515, but after discovering my two year old son can open them both like he has been doing it for years I put them both back in the safe in case they fall out of my pocket !

Oregon Trapper and Ebony LF

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I don’t know why we feel the need to pair a strait edge with a clip? I do the same !

Sacto said.
"I was shipping cattle off a 900-acre lease we lost as they are breaking ground to build more houses. It’s a bummer but we knew it was coming."

I think it was Joni Mitchel who sang, "They cut down paradise and put up a parking lot" - same applies to housing developments.

It’s all in the name of progress ….. progress was a good thing , we just didn’t know when to stop

Went fishing this morning and toted my horn lamb and No.8.

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I picked up my first opinel in a department store in Paris , after leaving my pocket knife at home in fear of having it stolen from me at the airport , it served me well for a month while I was in Europe . I left it is a little hotel room in Madrid , I hope it landed in good hands !! Love the lambfoot , how does horn do in wet conditions ?

Simple today.
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I love this photo , what run was this ?

 

[bigfish64]

Love this one, absolute buttery action. Hard to put down during my prep period at work.

 

[sunknife]

This week I'm carrying another set of "top ten" knives I identified while working on my new, improved weekly knife rotation schedule. This week it's my 10 top stockman knives. I'll post a couple per day if I can keep up.
Here's a Case 6347 in TruSharp with walnut Rogers jigged bone and quad-lined bolsters. The 47 pattern is my favorite Case stockman, with round bolsters, 3 springs (no krinking), and full-size clip. Even though some call it a medium stockman, at 3 7/8" closed, it's large to me.
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Rough Rider amber jigged bone sowbelly stockman, the first sowbelly stockman I ever handled. It was another case of a new pattern I intended to carry for a week, but it was a month before I could force myself to stop carrying it

I'll 2nd what John said, that Case 47 is a beaut, Gary.

 

[Johnnythefox]

Rocky Mountain way

A fabulous day

 

[sunknife]

Went with a Western lock back that I picked up around 4 weeks ago at a flea market. Also carried this bone handled RR stockman which is somewhat similar in pattern & size to a Case 18, slightly smaller though.
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[Jiki]

I love this photo , what run was this ?

Thank you, 2019 amber sawcut.

 

[JJ Cahill]

Grabbed these two trappers at the start of the day.