What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[black mamba]

RALF has the duties on this Wooden Wednesday.

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[JohnDF]

Love that pic John!

Thank you, Jack.

 

[screened porch]

I carried the 18 by itself for a while yesterday. It seemed a little small, so I thought of my Camillus C-2.

 

[Jakeywax31]

15 today.

 

[sunknife]

The Snakewood and the Spalted White Oak Albers Cut. Co. for this Wooden Wednesday. The Cocobolo will be left behind.

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Wowza!!! Sharp tools with stunning woodgrain. Beautiful trio.

My wooden Wednesday selection, Bloodwood GEC 86. I acquired this when released in 2019 but really haven't given it much pocket time. Indoor pic doesn't really capture the fine woodgrain this knife has.

 

[Corto_Malt]

Both are beautiful examples of wood coats. Wow.

Thanks. It's mammoth on the Lloyd

Stunning! Is that spalted wood or mammoth on the Lloyd? It is beautiful!

Thank you. It's mammoth on the Lloyd and maple burr on the Picard.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

I go to our local knife library and check them out. Nobody here told me that I had to own the knives to tote them.
Thank you and I was happy to see that your Bunny hopped home.

The Rabbit’s here, thanks. Being still a kid tempered by “experience”, aka: a gray beard, I can anticipate without impatience. Some of the angst and bitterness in the Bunny Knife thread was sad.
Kevin, Spark , and Charlie, waynorth did yeoman’s work working with GEC and getting these out to us!

An Ibberson and Cattaraugus View attachment 2035084
I really do not know the blade type on the Ibberson.

Edit: looks like it was filed on tip.

Wow! Nice finds, Bob! Love the Catt and your “pen knife”
I think we have consecutive Forum Knives. Mine is #342.

Amir Fleschwund at your service, it's an inexpensive French knife, Shadow Stag, all steel with some filework, Sandvik Cigar type pattern. 4.25" /10.5 cm approx closed. Feels very good in the hand too.

Thanks, Will

Thanks for the info, Will. The stag works in a shadow pattern, and a bit over 4” is near perfect to me.

I hope you are able to come up with twelve different knives for calendar photos!

Fine knife and photo.

RALF has the duties on this Wooden Wednesday.

Jeff, you’ve made me think of my grand daughters!

 

[black mamba]

Jeff, I hope that's a good thing!

 

[Primble]

An Ibberson and Cattaraugus View attachment 2035084
I really do not know the blade type on the Ibberson.

Edit: looks like it was filed on tip.

Nice looking Catt Mr. Rufus !!
The Ibberson doesn't appear to be filed on the spine. The spine has a slope that looks like a lambs foot to me. My guess is a poor little lamb that someone snapped the tip off.
I might try to turn it back into a short nosed lamb, if it were my choice. I mean it's not like the filer did a whiz bang job on it, anyway.

Another smiling Moby Dick on the pile side !
Sorry Jim ........ I retract what I said ................ GT has been threatening to call the authorities on me so I really don't see anything !

 

[Rufus1949]

The Snakewood and the Spalted White Oak Albers Cut. Co. for this Wooden Wednesday. The Cocobolo will be left behind.

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Where is this museum someone mentioned . Beautiful.
I think I stumbled on millionaires row today.

 

[Rufus1949]

These old ones have great soul! The bone on both of them is so good. I noticed you got the 343 bunny. I’m 242. I’m two fer two and you’re three fer three. Someone is always one upping me .

Stunning! Is that spalted wood or mammoth on the Lloyd? It is beautiful!

Let Chewbacca loose! Such cool knives .

Jon I wish my bones were that good!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

I’m resolved to take at least one outdoor knife photo every day regardless of weather. Right now it’s easy
I’ll let the old vet show the new kid the ropes today. Cocobolo and ebony.
Good edge as delivered on the Bunny, but it was nowhere near as sharp as this TL-29.
Now it is.

 

[Rufus1949]

Nice looking Catt Mr. Rufus !!
The Ibberson doesn't appear to be filed on the spine. The spine has a slope that looks like a lambs foot to me. My guess is a poor little lamb that someone snapped the tip off.
I might try to turn it back into a short nosed lamb, if it were my choice. I mean it's not like the filer did a whiz bang job on it, anyway.


Another smiling Moby Dick on the pile side !
Sorry Jim ........ I retract what I said ................ GT has been threatening to call the authorities on me so I really don't see anything !

Thank you Mr.P.
If I had your talent I would try but alas I don't.
I would hate to change the character of it with a mistake.

 

[SteveC]

An Ibberson and Cattaraugus View attachment 2035084
I really do not know the blade type on the Ibberson.

Edit: looks like it was filed on tip.

Nice finds Bob !

 

[Rufus1949]

Thanks. It's mammoth on the Lloyd

Thank you. It's mammoth on the Lloyd and maple burr on the Picard.

Even better.

 

[SteveC]

Big Rosie lambsfoot and a Stockyard Whittler

 

[Rufus1949]

The Rabbit’s here, thanks. Being still a kid tempered by “experience”, aka: a gray beard, I can anticipate without impatience. Some of the angst and bitterness in the Bunny Knife thread was sad.
Kevin, Spark , and Charlie, waynorth did yeoman’s work working with GEC and getting these out to us!

Wow! Nice finds, Bob! Love the Catt and your “pen knife”
I think we have consecutive Forum Knives. Mine is #342.


Thanks for the info, Will. The stag works in a shadow pattern, and a bit over 4” is near perfect to me.

I hope you are able to come up with twelve different knives for calendar photos!

Fine knife and photo.

Jeff, you’ve made me think of my grand daughters!

Thank you Jeff.
Our quiet patience paid off...two nice middle of the road numbers.

 

[Rufus1949]

Nice finds Bob !

Thank you kindly Steve.
Wow...snow....we have been lucky so far.

 

[315]

These two in the pockets on a rainy Wednesday. Y’all have a great one!

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Can’t get much more practical than that!!!