What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Bloefield]

Out for our trail walk with a Remington RH 71 and a nylon Recruit today. Lousy pic in woods so I took more when we got back. Jack insane after encountering female dog on the path!

 

[315]

Out in the garage. Decided an old 881 would be just the ticket today.

 

[JW225]

Heading out for a hike with the dogs, along with this Mountain Man...

 

[Rsmith_77]

Having to work on Saturday...boo!
Having a Mexican restaurant just around the corner from work... Yay!

 

[sunknife]

Two nice ones Greg, what time is dinner? Sounds fantastic!

Dinner at 6:30, Todd. Grab your wife and hit the road by 1:00 and you'll make it. If you're a bit late no matter, I'll keep the food warm and the beer cold.

 

[BullRome]

The Moose is loose!

https://imgur.com/a/SRZltiS

 

[sf fanatic]

Gonna be a wet weekend. Staying close to home.
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[Johnnythefox]

As I can’t get around much but wanted out of the house I went to a bike dealership with 4 in a row next to each other.

Just to be amongst bikes,it’s in my blood..















Clearly a detailed description of myself,you know stylish,fashionable FFS a numpty hipster

Some of us just ride bikes,thats it we ride bikes.









Hold me back I might buy this white style icon...

 

[Nexus-6]

This well used, well loved Western Boulder 742 is my primary go to. Enjoy your Saturday!

 

[Hibou Canne]

 

[Dan1892]

Happy Saturday! Carrying my whittler today.

 

[Crappie71]

Trapper and Stockman today

 

[TheFactor]

 

[bigfish64]

Dinner at 6:30, Todd. Grab your wife and hit the road by 1:00 and you'll make it. If you're a bit late no matter, I'll keep the food warm and the beer cold.

Warm food, cold beer, good company…does it get any better?!

Love seeing that every time you post it!

 

[Ellis Wyatt]

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[ephsea]

Great selection of knives, FC. Hope your wife is feeling better.

She is Bart, thank you twice. Please *don't* go too long without carrying that Eureka Jack (and showing us), still my favorite pattern and I love the Case bone, both their jigging and the dyeing. BTW I'm really impressed that you would get on that ramp, I would be terrified of breaking something that wouldn't grow back!

I’m glad you told us all this, FC. In case any of us get to feeling sorry for ourselves…

Here’s a thought to cheer you up!

With that group of knives, you don’t need a knife budget anymore!

Aw heck no use feeling sorry for myself, it could always be worse I figger; I could have *not* had spare cash for kerosene and a heater, I could be the kind of person that wouldn't/couldn't work on their hot water heater and would have had to pay a plumber to install a new one (est. cost 3-10 knives), and neither the boy nor I got sick. And certainly I don't need any more knives, lucky to have that disposable income to smooth out life's bumps. My son is six, I expect him to start costing me a lot more money soon so just trying to get my licks in while I can Thanks for sharing that story about your Pop overloading the 250 and taking you around the Boundary Waters until you caught dinner, hope I can provide experiences like that for mine!

FC a fine collection. More importantly I hope your families life returns to normalcy soon.

Thank you Bob, wife seems much recovered as she's back to hounding me over chores... What was that folder you posted above your Friday Frenchman, if I may ask? Looked a gentlemanly jack to be sure.

 

[ephsea]

Happy Weekend Porchlandia!

Yesterday's carry. I love love the awl on the Alox, a real blade-saver of a tool. I must track down a drover one of these days...

And my Sheffield Jack I got on a trade arrived yesterday and made it into the pocket today. It was love at first strawberry, surprised at how much more substantial if feels in hand than the Boy's Knife, despite being almost exactly the same size. Even my kid likes this one, normally he's bored as could be with my knives (until he needs his apple sliced).

 

[Rufus1949]

She is Bart, thank you twice. Please *don't* go too long without carrying that Eureka Jack (and showing us), still my favorite pattern and I love the Case bone, both their jigging and the dyeing. BTW I'm really impressed that you would get on that ramp, I would be terrified of breaking something that wouldn't grow back!


Aw heck no use feeling sorry for myself, it could always be worse I figger; I could have *not* had spare cash for kerosene and a heater, I could be the kind of person that wouldn't/couldn't work on their hot water heater and would have had to pay a plumber to install a new one (est. cost 3-10 knives), and neither the boy nor I got sick. And certainly I don't need any more knives, lucky to have that disposable income to smooth out life's bumps. My son is six, I expect him to start costing me a lot more money soon so just trying to get my licks in while I can Thanks for sharing that story about your Pop overloading the 250 and taking you around the Boundary Waters until you caught dinner, hope I can provide experiences like that for mine!


Thank you Bob, wife seems much recovered as she's back to hounding me over chores... What was that folder you posted above your Friday Frenchman, if I may ask? Looked a gentlemanly jack to be sure.

Glad to hear all is changing for the better.
The knife is a Cattaraugus Jack.View attachment 2038838View attachment 2038956

 

[Corn Fed]

 

[DustinK]