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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

george65 said:
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Hey George...do you have an image of the stamps you can share with us? That's a beauty!:thumbup::cool:
 
Queen Cozy Glen mini trapper in 1095 (influenced by hunterfisher posting to pick one up). I really like the color and the blades are slicers!

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I don't usually carry bigger knives, but this one at a little over 4 1/4 inches, is growing on me....

Red Bone 9 dot 6375

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Thanks TF. Its hard to find em that match closely on both sides.

I've seen a few pics of your red bones, we have very similar tastes :D
 
Thanks Grateful .....
I am really happy with the bone on this one. I don't have much self control with red bone and nickle silver liners
 
texasflyfisher said:
Case CV Amber Bone Texas Jack
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Gotta love the 62032 pattern.. Not to big, not to small, just right YMMV..
I've been carrying a 10 dot almost everyday for about 6 months now.
Maybe its just me, but it seems like the Amber bone has become more popular as time goes on.
 
338375 said:
Maybe its just me, but it seems like the Amber bone has become more popular as time goes on.
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Amber Bone Rocks. So does the 62032 pattern. Nice picture texasflyfisher. I have that one too. I think I need to pull it out and carry it tomorrow.
 
Nice looking Pen Elliott..
I've never owned one from that series, is it a single spring ?
 
338375 said:
Nice looking Pen Elliott..
I've never owned one from that series, is it a single spring ?
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Yes it is, Mike. It's a great pattern at 3 7/8" closed like all 47's.. This one was a gift from Charlie. I purchased a 70's version afterward off eBay.

I got interested in the pattern after purchasing a beautiful old vintage Winchester at the Blade Show in 2008.

Here's the two Case models together:

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And here's the old Winchester and the 80's version Case together:

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Thanks for the great pics. I can see why you brought home the old Winchester,
shes a keeper.

I may have to give that pattern a try. A while back I picked up an old Schrade pen with a single spring, but it was only 3 1/8 inches, and it just didn't feel right in hand.
I like the size and feel of the 47's, so that may be a great fit.
 
338375 said:
Thanks for the great pics. I can see why you brought home the old Winchester,
shes a keeper.

I may have to give that pattern a try. A while back I picked up an old Schrade pen with a single spring, but it was only 3 1/8 inches, and it just didn't feel right in hand.
I like the size and feel of the 47's, so that may be a great fit.
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The Winchester is 4" (versus 3 7/8") closed but a bit sleeker than the Case versions which are boxier.

I've no doubt that you'll like this pattern, Mike. You and I seem to have similar taste and I can tell you this one is a winner for sure. When I found the 70's dots version on eBay last year I was able to get it very reasonably.
 
That's true, no exposed edges/tang to rip pockets, everything out of sight!

Today Queen Cutlery Dog Leg in CSB. (bit of a trouser ripper that one....)
 
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Thanks y'all! The California clip blade does ride pretty low. We had lunch at the Saltgrass Steakhouse and I use the clip blade on a medium rare steak I had. The big steak knives they supply just rip up the steak rather than slice off thin, juicy pieces. ;)

The entire knife is very pocket friendly with the round bolsters and the somewhat flat sides.

Elliot,

Mighty fine jacks! That ol' Winchester is a real beaut!
 
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