What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Pjake]

Great pics & knives this page!!! Well, the Dremel arrived, kick on clip worked on, knife is no longer a danger, the White Owl is now in the pocket.

Peter

 

[gunstockjack]

My Tidioute 73J w/ modified spey for the rough cutting chores, and my spoiled NF 76 Outlaw Jack in case I wanna trim my nails

 

[Doug Add]

Your welcome Ed. I believe you are the 4th owner. I purchased it from Doug.

Peter

It has a lot of history here, this knife and I'm thrilled to have it.

Ed J

Sorry, just now seeing this about the rotten banana bone 66.

Yep, history indeed:

lambertiana --> Doug Add --> Pjake --> TLARbb

 

[avoidspam]

Some beautiful knives, particularly like that Lloyd.

Great to see another green bone Eureka up Smithhammer, it's a beaut!

Cody Jack at work but popped my Eureka in the pocket when I got home

 

[Simple Man]

Sorry, just now seeing this about the rotten banana bone 66.

Yep, history indeed:

lambertiana --> Doug Add --> Pjake --> TLARbb

lambertiana --> Doug Add --> Pjake --> TLARbb --> Simple Man???

I haven't met a #66 I didn't like, and the Jack is as good as they come, nice one TL


And here is mine again, so it is not a totally wasted post.

 

[Jack Black]

You say that like I didn't swoon the very first time I saw that Lloyd, in this thread.

To whit:




(Yes, beautiful, beautiful knife, by a great maker. Here is the obligatory swoon:

)



~ P.

Was I talking about you?! That is such a great thread!

Pete

Glad to see you had a great time fishing Pete, Perch are lovely fish

Glad you back Doug!!! not the same with you not around!!! Never tire of looking at that knife my friend---NEVER.

Ditto :thumbup:

 

[quattromori]

Duane,
I had never noticed this knife before, and I really like the pattern. I had never seen an equal end jack with a sheepsfoot secondary. What's the closed length of this knife? and its pattern number?
As for me, I was carrying my Case Peanut today, gift of a gentleman of this forum:

Fausto

 

[Corso]

This one saw a bit of use today

 

[black mamba]

I keep coming back to this D2 Queen stockman. When you finally get these babies sharpened the way you want to, they become the Energizer Bunny of blades . . . they just keep cutting and cutting and cutting . . .

 

[Turk88]

What is that bone color? It's different, I've never seen it before, and really like it!

Going with a peanut of my own today

 

[sitflyer]

Fausto, I believe the pattern is called a Cattleman, I may stand corrected on that though...it is a stockman variant.



It is stamped simply, Imperial, Prov RI

3 3/4" closed

 

[wouldestous]

carried the imacasa 'pata de cuche' pattern machete in the middle

and also the boker plus hawkbill

 

[bakerg2g]

Had this old Robeson jack knife with me today. Nice knife to carry...imho

Jason

 

[Sowbelly270]

Had this old Robeson jack knife with me today. Nice knife to carry...imho

Jason

That's a beauty, Jason!!


Have a great day,
Jeff

 

[jc57]

Today, it was the Peanut.

Case 6220 CV in Chestnut Bone.

 

[recon1s14]

Case bone stag Peanut today (white hair is my cat's contribution)

 

[lambertiana]

Yeah, it looks like that rotten banana 66 has gotten around.

Doug, always good to see your grandfather's schrade walden. Those bone scales sure turned out nicely.

 

[Doug Add]

Yeah, it looks like that rotten banana 66 has gotten around.

Doug, always good to see your grandfather's schrade walden. Those bone scales sure turned out nicely.

Indeed, and I could not be more pleased!

When I got home and out of my suit this evening I put something a little larger in my jeans pocket. A nod of sorts to the well traveled rotten banana bone 66, my marigold bone Colonial.

And one from when I still had them both:

 

[Jack Black]

Carrying these two today.

 

[Sonnemann]

A little change of pace. Had to catch a flight so I threw these in my toiletries bag.