What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Rufus1949]

Great pair Jack !





Lovely old knife Bob !

Thank you Steve.

 

[Ruhiger Sturm]

I forgot to toss a wood covered knife in the pocket so I can’t do any of the regular rhymes. I’ll go with weird blade Wednesday. These fat spears are goofy to me.

 

[echoscout]

Bunny and Bayou Trapper

 

[Pt-Luso]

What a magnificent & unusual knife It's rather like a multi blade Tonneau, you really should show this in the French regional thread, the Gallic contributors & others would be very pleased to see it and maybe add commentary ?

Regards, Will

Thank you very much, Will.
I just followed your suggestion and posted this knife in the French regional thread.

 

[bigfish64]

Quite the woodpile, Todd!

Thanks Jim. Love these.

Nice wood, Todd. Why doesn’t my wood pile look like that?

Sharpen your saw Bart!

Coffee and copper today.

Just a cool photo well done.

 

[Crappie71]

#65 Ben Hogan Osage Orange for Wood Wednesday

 

[afishhunter]

Standard nothing fancy 2015 Buck 301 Stockman and "Remington" (no "R" number) likely made by Camillus, sometime in the 1990's, Canoe in right front pocket. Toferener Celtic pocket/neck knife, hanging from neck. Standard 2015 Buck 110 on belt.
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Clipped to belt loop is this Orange G10 Marbles Scout Knife.
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[jabels]

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[mitch13]

 

[JW225]

This Cocobolo 42 arrived this afternoon -- just in time for Wooden Wednesday...

 

[black mamba]

Gorgeous coco, Jim, and such a great size, too!

 

[5K Qs]

International Knife of the Week is a gift from my daughter. She bought it at the workshop of a cutler named Mariano Zamorano in Toledo, Spain, but I'm quite sure it is just a production Nieto Climber in birch.


Miscellaneous Knife of the Week is a Rough Ryder Zorro moose:


Lambsfoot of the Week is a rosewood A. Wright & Son my wife and daughter bought for me in Barnitt's hardware in York, England (after I sent them a link to the kind of knife I hoped they could get for me). My daughter had helped me shop for knives in Spain a couple of years earlier, so she had some idea of what kinds of things I looked for when knife-shopping, and she did a great job in picking a winner for me!


- GT

 

[Rsmith_77]

Lol this pic is gonna look alot better in daylight than under carport lighting in the dark

 

[Primble]

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"This ol' thing" got to handle the most important of my knifely tasks, today - opening the next bag of dogfood.

"This Ol thing" is quite beautiful !

Just arrived this antique and used French knife by Le Sabot Fontenille in stag.

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Fine antique !!!

The Scheffield museum returned some answers to the information I requested of them.
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Nice relic Mr. R. !

SWEET...

Many thanks !

From 2015, a very good year

2015 was indeed a good year for knives and that one is no exception.

If the Lotus-Eater had knives on their island, these would be the type they would've admired But then, come to think of it, being surrounded by images & talk of Traditional Knives is like being a Lotus-Eater anyway

 

[JOELSM]

This one doesn’t get old to carry.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Great pair of carry knives today, Jeff.

Thanks a bunch, Jeremy!

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"This ol' thing" got to handle the most important of my knifely tasks, today - opening the next bag of dogfood.

Very nice. I’ll bet your canine friend thinks so too.

Charlie Lamb and a Camillus #70



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Great pair, Steve. I do like seeing that short line!

 

[JW225]

Gorgeous coco, Jim, and such a great size, too!

Many thanks, Jeff. I’m with you — I think the 42 is really in the sweet spot size-wise. it’s a great pattern.

 

[bigfish64]

This Cocobolo 42 arrived this afternoon -- just in time for Wooden Wednesday...

That is a beautiful knife Jim. I’m with Jeff, the Coco is awesome.

 

[Sacto]

With me checking cattle this fine morning.
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My bunny knife looks like that, but my pastures sure don’t! I wish I had grass like that right now. Looks good.

Two wooden handled knives, and an old magazine for Wednesday. Actually seeing some sun today!

Very cool pair of knives today, Gary.

Just a cool photo well done.

Thanks, Todd.

Standard nothing fancy 2015 Buck 301 Stockman and "Remington" (no "R" number) likely made by Camillus, sometime in the 1990's, Canoe in right front pocket. Toferener Celtic pocket/neck knife, hanging from neck. Standard 2015 Buck 110 on belt.
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Clipped to belt loop is this Orange G10 Marbles Scout Knife.
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That’s some next-level coordination, carrying a knife that matches your can of chew.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Lil evenin snak.