What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[ISKRA]

Some spear lilies along with my carry for today. Happy Friday.
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Fantastic, the new replica! How is the walk and talk on it?

 

[unclekurty]

Fantastic, the new replica! How is the walk and talk on it?

All the tools open easily. It’s very snappy. It’s a well built knife and I am glad to have picked one up. The covers of vulcanized fiber are interesting.

 

[ISKRA]

All the tools open easily. It’s very snappy. It’s a well built knife and I am glad to have picked one up. The covers of vulcanized fiber are interesting.

Sounds great. I only handled such wood fiber scales on an 1908 model soldier knife, they seemed pretty nice. I wonder if it's the same exact material?

 

[Primble]

I've been busy all week replacing all of the porch railing on my son's porch. Getting close to being finished and about out of gas as well. I've been totin' this Ebony Ettrick most of the week and some of my Opinel No. 8's.

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[JJ Cahill]

Thank you my friend, those two compliment each other well, with the contrasting jigging styles, just beautiful

Thank you very mucho, Jack!!!

Have a good Friday folks I'm carrying an Old Friend, along with Charlie's #86

Cool couple of Friday slicers you grabbed today, Jack; your photos certainly captured their beauty, as well!

 

[MolokaiRider]

 

[JJ Cahill]

I grabbed an ebony Laguiole and Lambsfoot for Friday, the gift from Jack Black can also play the bagpipe.

 

[jabels]

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[mitch13]

Lucky knife for a lucky game, if the swans win later this afternoon through to the AFL grandfinal next week

 

[CelloDan]

 

[Carboniferous]

Too bad remove the spring and tighten the pivot, converting it to a friction folder isn't an option.

Is it a genuine Okapi or a fake? I heard they were having major problems competing with all the fakes.

I'm not sure how I'd know, but nothing stands out compared to pictures I see of genuine ones. And it's cheap even if genuine so I'm not sure the finish issues I mentioned are very informative. I'd have to buy another to compare I guess

 

[sunknife]

Carried this ebony handled jack from the Schatt & Morgan Heritage series along with a Case 6318 whittler today.
Yesterday I had the same model S&M knife with rosewood handles in the pocket. This morning I thought to myself, why not switch it out for the ebony version and do the Black Friday thing today. Simple enough.

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[sunknife]

Great pics and nice knives, Dan. I'd like to see more of that fixed blade sometime, looks interesting.

 

[afishhunter]

I'm not sure how I'd know, but nothing stands out compared to pictures I see of genuine ones. And it's cheap even if genuine so I'm not sure the finish issues I mentioned are very informative. I'd have to buy another to compare I guess

I don't know how to tell the difference either.
A while back another member said most of those on the big auction site were fakes, when I said I was thinking of getting an Okapi.
I decided to forget about getting a real Okapi, and settle for the Cold Steel KUDU and KUDU Light I have.

 

[Centermass]

Starting the weekend with the black synthetic Copperhead. Happy Friday, everyone.

 

[Jack Black]

Outstanding Jack.

A full weekend planned, love this time of the year, even though it’s supposed to be in the 90s this weekend and upper 90s next week.
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Thanks Todd, it sounds like you have a great weekend ahead my friend Fine pairing there

Quaker City Cutlery co 1886-1935 manufactured by H. Disston Saw Works for Smith & Seltzer Hardware both in Philadelphia.

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Treasure!

I have my new rope knife today. Love it!
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Congratulations One of Charlie's finest IMO

Black Stallion and a Boker Cattle Jr.


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Fantastic pairing Steve

I've been busy all week replacing all of the porch railing on my son's porch. Getting close to being finished and about out of gas as well. I've been totin' this Ebony Ettrick most of the week and some of my Opinel No. 8's.

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Good to see you here Mr P

Thank you very mucho, Jack!!!

Cool couple of Friday slicers you grabbed today, Jack; your photos certainly captured their beauty, as well!

Many thanks for the kind words my friend

I grabbed an ebony Laguiole and Lambsfoot for Friday, the gift from Jack Black can also play the bagpipe.

LOL! Great pairing for Black Friday JJ

Brilliant!

 

[Jack Black]

Have a great weekend folks

 

[Will Power]

Quaker City Cutlery co 1886-1935 manufactured by H. Disston Saw Works for Smith & Seltzer Hardware both in Philadelphia.

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Another superb vintage knife, really like the double Rat-Tails, very similar to the Gouttière pattern from France that has this distinctive 'rainwater gutter' bolster.

Thanks, Will

 

[5K Qs]

Thursday things that got me thinking:

Carrying my Big Un today...
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You're gonna need a bigger post.

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That's a Churchill to cherish, Joshua!

Dave Ferry's Tapadero
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Dwight, that looks like a good knife, good harvest, good dog, good hat, and good old truck!

My new 18 has apple duty again today.
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Todd, I like everything about that Case black stockman (except the sheepsfoot blade tip waving around out in the open - why do they make them that way???)!

At my twice a year dentist appointment I’m just waiting for my appointment Time

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That old Böker Barlow is a beauty, Jim!

Going across the Pond with the lamb today.
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Imperial Cattle knife and a Spalted Beech LF


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Distinctive wood on your lambsfoot knives, guys!

I grabbed these two bladed Case jacks this morning.

Splendid pair of bone Cases, JJ!

Pleasant pair of pairs, José!

- GT

 

[Arian29]

Teckel and Dom for Saturday,