What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[JJ Cahill]

I've been spending my Sunday with these two old Scouts.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

After all these years and knives, my first SAK. What is this tool on my 'Officer'?
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It’s for doing one armed pull ups.
It’s a one handed hay bale lifter.
A bow tie untyer.
A mustache curler.
And a few other uses if yer brave enough.

 

[mitch13]

It’s a parcel hook.

Also handy for pulling cords tight

 

[RLB0414]

Celebrating my graduation today.

Congratulations

 

[Rufus1949]

Congrats

Also the powder horn I presume
Such an interesting pattern

It's like a toothpick...but for men

CONGRADULATIONS
..

 

[Rufus1949]

I've been spending my Sunday with these two old Scouts.

Wonderful pic of two fine scouts.

 

[JJ Cahill]

Wonderful pic of two fine scouts.

Thank you very kindly, Rob!!!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Celebrating my graduation today.

Hey! Way to go!

 

[Rsmith_77]

That actually is a toothpick, or at least GEC's rendition of it. This is their Toothpick with a saber grind:

This is a GEC Powderhorn. Note the full-sized clip main:

It is my most often carried GEC knife. I carried it some today, coincidentally.

Lol I was just poking fun.
Most of the toothpicks I see are the little 3" case or rough rider ones

 

[Old Engineer]

Celebrating my graduation today.

Nice Toothpick and congrats my young friend .

Harry

 

[Ed G]

“… Good song! A few years back, I had too much time on my hands and made a post here in which I commented on a bunch of knives using lyrics from Stones' songs.”
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads...ya-totin-today.547127/page-6003#post-18262094

- GT

Great post, Gary!
Found myself smiling big reading through it!

 

[paulhilborn]

I like everything about your knife!!

Thank you, I'm happy to have made a trade for it

Paul, that may be the finest pocket knife I’ve ever seen. I think I would trade all my knives for that one. They haven’t done Natural Stag since around the time they stopped doing shields.

Thanks Travis, I was lucky to come by this one and am happy to add to my collection

Sorry, I posted this in the wrong thread earlier...

 

[mbkr]

Nice shot, Mike. I have a spear main Rough Rider whittler that I really like; good to see GEC jump on that bandwagon!


- GT

Thanks Gary Its a nice knife
I also have a Case 63046WH whittler with a spear point main. Its a three spring as opposed to a split back.

 

[mbkr]

After all these years and knives, my first SAK. What is this tool on my 'Officer'?
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It’s a parcel hook.

It's for carrying parcels tied with string by the string that ties them.

It’s for doing one armed pull ups.
It’s a one handed hay bale lifter.
A bow tie untyer.
A mustache curler.
And a few other uses if yer brave enough.

Also handy for pulling cords tight

It can also be used to pull the shifter shaft seal out of an old BMW motorcycle...should the need arise

 

[tongueriver]

delete

 

[Primble]

Bunny with no name looking good !
Looks like you got lucky number 13 !

Very nice Mr.P ...where did all the great craftsmen/women go?

Good question Mr. Rufus. I am afraid most of the Great ones have passed.

I look forward to seeing what knives you pick each day and I'm never disappointed !

Thank you Steve and I enjoy getting to see your collection.

Thank you very much my friend I have three, including one that is set up on a stand. I use them just as much as my electric drills, sometimes, for a small job, because it's just quicker, but also where I need to go slowly, with a lot of control. An example is when I want to add a compass or camera mount to the top of a wooden staff, where a hand drill would definitely be my first choice

The liner lock is a really cool feature Mr P, and your KK Barlow is very cool too

Thank you Mr. Jack.

I can imagine where those old drills might come in handy for slow and control. I reckon I need to give my old one another try, with good bits.

I switched to this Barlow yesterday evening before we went out to eat with some good friends who are in town to meet a new grandson.
It will do me just fine for today, too.

That Schrade Barlow is one of my favorite Schrade products .............. nice bone color too !

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Neat Picture, fine carving, and purty knife Jim !

Primble

Great character in that 56 Will.
Not so much in those shriveled up old grapes that are soon to be raisins.

Well your usual insults about my vegetation and culinary backdrops... accidentally caused you to be right on both counts I'm a big fruit eater, but it does run through you a fair bit... any grapes that I have left over DO get turned into raisins and these were en route to being hung up to dry. They're excellent, sweet & chewy, why waste 'em?

Actually, raisins are just grapes with heavy patina

I don't patina my grapes Will. I like my grapes fresh !

 

[Sacto]

I grabbed these two Old Shadows for my Saturday.

Those two are very cool.

Nice pic

Great picture of your Rosie Lamb !

Thanks, guys. The covers on that one seem to be particularly photogenic.

.................................. and a smiling fish face at that !

I decided to tote my old Catt Hunters Pride one more day, along with an old Barlow.
The Hunters Pride locks up nice and tight with that liner lock, which was patented in 1906.

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That keen kutter is everything a barlow should be. Looks great

I always admire that one when you post it, Bart!

- GT

Thanks, Gary. I enjoy carrying it. It’s a nice, solid knife.

New to me Natural Stag Eureka

Nice one, Paul. You’re on a Eureaka roll here lately.

 

[JJ Cahill]

hose two are very cool.

Many thanks, Sacto !!!

 

[BrotherJim]

Got Monday written all over them ... look closer

 

[TheFactor]

Monday carry