What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Pjake said:
Sitflyer......That is gorgeous!! Nice Cocobolo, and a great pattern...got me searching for one with clip either in coco or ebony.

Nice!
Peter
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Thanks, I just picked this one up on the exchange. I have been admiring them for a while now, and am so glad now that I grabbed this one. For me the size and carry comfort of this frame just seems to fit.
 
Congrats Duane, it is beautiful! I really need to be on the lookout for another cocobolo handled knife.
 
The #66 is quite nice, I still have a need to get a Jack too.

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The mailman just brought this one so I switched from the stockman to it. And it actually came relatively sharp.


 
Lovely yellow rose jack!

I have not carried this old Camillus in a long while, so I grabbed it at lunchtime to accompany the Queen peanut the rest of the day.

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sitflyer said:
Now I see why you guys love these 66's :)


Dissapears in the pocket, and they just nailed it on the pulls on this knife.
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Duane - you got it... the size and the great feeling in hand is just great on the #66ers ;) Great knives!!
 
Humppa said:
Duane - you got it... the size and the great feeling in hand is just great on the #66ers ;) Great knives!!
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I got mine (Serpentine Jack in valley green jigged bone) about an hour ago and it's a nice pattern and a good size for me. Personally, I prefer the pen in front of the main blade, but that's just a matter of preference. I'll sharpen it later :)
 
Jack Black said:
I got mine (Serpentine Jack in valley green jigged bone) about an hour ago and it's a nice pattern and a good size for me. Personally, I prefer the pen in front of the main blade, but that's just a matter of preference. I'll sharpen it later :)
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Lookin forward to the pictures Jack...

Paul
 
Jack Black said:
I got mine (Serpentine Jack in valley green jigged bone) about an hour ago and it's a nice pattern and a good size for me. Personally, I prefer the pen in front of the main blade, but that's just a matter of preference. I'll sharpen it later :)
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I found on mine that I can pull the sheepsfoot out confidently with my middle fingernail. The absence of half stops and the relative easy pull both seem to contribute to this.
 
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