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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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These two today: Opinel #10, and Schatt & Morgan lockback. I don't anticipate really needing a knife for much in the way of work today (relaxing day off, finally, doing laundry and other low-pressure menial chores), but you never know, maybe I'll pop over to my workshop for a little while this afternoon. In that case, I'd bet the Opinel will see some use. The Schatt's getting carried just because I like it. :)

I'm not really sure what exactly to call this S&M... Queen just calls it a lockback. It's basically their swingguard, without the guards (that's even how it's marked on the box), but I think it looks more like a single-blade English Jack, with a lock.

Edit: Whoops! Change of plans! Looks like I'll be putting a water pump on my Explorer today (getting it ready for sale... Anybody in the SE PA area want to buy a nice Ford Explorer with low miles & leather seats?? :D), so the big Opinel No. 10 will be enlisted for any potential knifely duties that may arise! I really enjoy working on a car, outside on a sunny day, so this afternoon is looking good. :thumbup:
 

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Barlow in my right front pocket - SOG Stingray in my left front pocket. Spyderco C32 Spur (not shown) clipped to rear belt loop.

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This one has been neglected for some time; a US Army Camillus I cobbled together from a couple of wrecks. Covers are stabilized cherry burl.
 
Some great looking knives being carried today folks :thumbup:

I am still carrying this guy around. I think this is one of my best pics I have taken. I dont touch anything up, its all natural lighting just before dark ;)

 
Thanks guys :)

I am really starting to enjoy the hunt of the shot now. Great fun trying to get everything just right.
 
gunstockjack said:
This one has been neglected for some time; a US Army Camillus I cobbled together from a couple of wrecks. Covers are stabilized cherry burl.
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thats a nice looking knife!


got a few new ones last weekend at a gun/knife show. today im carrying a rough rider doctors knife with yellow plastic handles. havent gotten around to getting any pix of the new stuff yet, alas. its a nice, slim unobtrusive knife but with a long enough handle to grasp with my whole hand.
 
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