What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Been keeping it simple lately with the Peasant knife: (given to me by Glocktenman, AKA Randy -thanks man!)

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Hey Jeff, just saw your question. The Schatt gunstock is 3 5/8", just about my favorite size.

I surely love your Conductor whittler, the acrylic they've used this time around is terrific! The Barlow is sweet too, definitely a forum favorite :thumbup:

I was away for the weekend with my sweetie on her birthday to the Lancaster area. Managed to find a brick and mortar knife store that was very dangerous, barely got out of there with money left in my wallet :D
 
Carrying two great knives from two great guys today. A 1970 Case Stockman, given to me by Gevonovich, and my Chef's Special, made and given to me by Sitflyer. Thanks guys :)

 
This lovely little Queen straight jack seems to glow with warmth. Perfect for a bleak, snowy spring day here in eastern Idaho:

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Thanks Gary, your Rounder is no slouch either. edit- and that Chamblin, wow

Fresh snow today and cold.

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Just watching the birds and enjoying a cup of coffee, these two are never far.

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Kris
 
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Kris, always love the pics of your four legged companions.....oh yes...the knives too :thumbup: Off today, so it's a 2 knife day...These...

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Peter
 
The Friedrich Hartkopf Lockback with ebony covers was with me today... I gonna make a long-time-thread of this knife. The F&F is just perfect and the slim profile makes it perfect for pocket carry.

 
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This little Mercator slipjoint that Jon (klineh) gifted me.

Apple slicing duty today and helped me make a daisy chain for my daughter.

Just starting to patinate.
Extremely pocket friendly.

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Owen, those Mercators are nice knives, aren´t they? I really like these little simple working horses... :)
 
It is ruthlessly utilitarian. I can't think of how I'd improve it. There's not an ounce of fat on it.
 
Dad's old trapper for today. Strongest springs of any knife I own, strangely. Also has an interesting blade combo- both were CV when he bought it maybe 20 years ago, and the clip had a crack in it. I sent it back to Case to repair the crack, and when it came back, the main blade was tru-sharp! So now it's got a stainless main and a CV spey. I kinda like it, truth be told.
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