What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Corn Fed]

 

[AZGabe]

 

[Rufus1949]

So no pic
Just got home from burying my father and had to fly back to NY
With no pocket knife the entire time

So when I got home today I, of course, threw the ugly yeller mini trapper back in my pocket

So no, everything is not right in the world again
But a little more normal...I suppose

My words cannot change events. Let them tell you of my deepest sympathy for you.

 

[Truggers]

A recent find - Junkerwerk Solingen with horn scales. Love the curved bolsters….minor tidy up and straight into the pocket.

 

[mitch13]

 

[315]

Swapping scopes on my daughters rifle today. Compact didn’t do anything but it was there.

 

[SomebodySomewhere]

So no pic
Just got home from burying my father and had to fly back to NY
With no pocket knife the entire time

So when I got home today I, of course, threw the ugly yeller mini trapper back in my pocket

So no, everything is not right in the world again
But a little more normal...I suppose

One of the things I appreciate about the stuff in my pockets is the continuity they bring at times like those. Small stuff but everything helps. Condolences to you.

 

[Buckeye Sharp]

The Jack 44 for this Stagurday

 

[iacchus]

A recent find - Junkerwerk Solingen with horn scales. Love the curved bolsters….minor tidy up and straight into the pocket.

Oh, that's lovely.

 

[Stockaholic]

I have a couple 18s as well. Don't think I have a strong preference between the 2 patterns. Square vs round bolsters and pen vs spey blade. I like them both!

I've always been a fan of the 18s but never had use for a spey blade, I much prefer the pen. Now if I could find an 18 with a pen instead of a spey, that would be golden.

 

[jeffbird]

So no pic
Just got home from burying my father and had to fly back to NY
With no pocket knife the entire time

So when I got home today I, of course, threw the ugly yeller mini trapper back in my pocket

So no, everything is not right in the world again
But a little more normal...I suppose

So sorry.

My father has been gone for years and I still miss him.

They live on in our memories and through the lessons they taught us and which we pass on to those who follow us.

I took this photo in the mountains in SE Arizona, one of the most peaceful places I’ve been. The words are from a poet long ago.

I made this thinking of him. Hope it helps bring some peace to you and your family.

 

[Old Engineer]

Todays carry in slips :

Harry

 

[RLB0414]

So no pic
Just got home from burying my father and had to fly back to NY
With no pocket knife the entire time

So when I got home today I, of course, threw the ugly yeller mini trapper back in my pocket

So no, everything is not right in the world again
But a little more normal...I suppose

Condolences on the passing of your father. May his memory bring you peace and comfort

 

[JJ Cahill]

Those two vintage Robesons are the perfect Friday choice my friend

Thank you for your kind words, Jack!!!

Wishing everyone a wonderful weekend Starting mine with my Hartshead Barlow, and a Brisa Kephart, probably drop the Kephart if I go to town

You certainly paired up a couple of beauties for your Saturday totes; I love the kephart blade shape as well as the wonderful wood on your Brisa!

 

[JJ Cahill]

After seeing Jack's post a couple weeks back showing his cool shooter, I found the outfit in CO and ordered one; pulled out some spare tools and added a stag Lambsfoot.

 

[BigKurtHaze]

 

[Sacto]

Really cool photo Bart, hope you enjoyed your “sodas”

Thanks, Todd. I always enjoy the “sodas”. Unfortunately they were in cans so I didn’t get to use the cap lifter.

Camillus Cocobolo jack for Saturday.

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That one is a beauty, Rob.

Hope everyone has a great weekend. Some fat stag for Saturday. View attachment 2061939

That’s a nice one, Todd. Case needs to pull
more of these old patterns out of the vault

 

[Sacto]

Morning snack shack shift at little league tryouts with my Stag 25 today.

 

[Lee D]

All this time I just thought it was a name GEC gave to one of its patterns. You learn something new all the time.

Indeed you do.
I also thought it was nothing more than a humorous name GEC coined for the 2022 knife until I googled it.

 

[Arian29]

H20 and Buck501,