What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Bloefield]

This old Case for yard chores.

 

[Grateful]

 

[BrotherJim]

 

[RLB0414]

Ill give you a pass for your incorrect Tiger affiliation.

Go Tigers
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Love this combo Paul! Green and stag are !

What a dynamite knife! Can’t beat an old GEC stag with a shield.

I did not realize LSU Tigers used a paw on their team items.

Have a great Easter Eve!

I’m sportin my fixed blade from Paul’s GAW with my lambsfoot from another great porch friend. Got the fixed bade and the sheath dialed in to my likings and now it’s ready to work. Thanks again Jakeywax31 !



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Nice looking fixed blade

 

[pat9198]

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[Amir Fleschwund]

All good points, thank you, Jeff. I have been using it for precisely that purpose, as a bench tool. Recently fussing with some leather pieces. I have no interest in the business end of it meeting my leg, fingers when I reach into a pocket, or anywhere else for that matter.

I am strangely unsettled when it comes to items on my keyring, and just got to thinking that this would be such a compact and useful addition, but without injuring myself in the process (it lends well to neck carry, but I generally only do that hiking/urban). Therefore maybe just forgetting about the whole thing may be the wise decision.

It does look light enough for a neck knife.

My keychain has this junk hanging on it. The little pry tool can open nail breaker pocket knives, and the Craftsman keychain screwdriver is a relic from working there in HS and college. Can’t remember the last time I actually used it.
The Wenger Esquire keeps my nails out of the way of the callouses on my fretting fingers
Oops. Looks like the Craftsman got replaced! Forgot about that.

 

[Johnnythefox]

The Sun was out so I was out this afty.

This arrived just in time a "Compact Tinker"hand made with different liners as well as the Phillips screwdriver.

It cost a pretty penny but its worth it taking into account it being hand made,time and skill etc.

I always thought the weakness of the compact was with no decent Philips, just having a combination tool.

Lots of horse on the common ground (I dont often get this close) and another nice atmosphere with people happy to be in the sun.

That body of water is actually part of the fields not a lake,its flooded.

I bumped into a sound/rmixing engineer and his wife and later a couple I know in another band ive seen many times.

Pain in my hand of the scale,I went to far on the bike after all this time of it,I only just got back home.

 

[Crappie71]

#35 Cattle Knife today. Fishing was a little tougher today; only ended up with sixteen keepers. But it was a nice day.

 

[Jack Black]

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Bold, black, and beautiful David!

Cattle knife and a Lamb


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Handsome pair Steve

Still can’t ride but had to get amongst the bikes.

Fell in love with the Z1

Had a few friends who've had Z1s (and 900s) over the years. The nearest I got was a (KH) 250, my first bike! Hope you're riding again soon

Thank you very kindly, Jack!!

A wonderful British/US team to take on your next adventure, following the great Edmund Hillary; all you need is to put your Smiths on your wrist!

Many thanks my friend, good point on the Smiths George Mallory took a Lambsfoot up Everest, possibly even making the first ascent (I'm sure you know the tale). His knife was found by some US climbers a few years ago. At the time, they didn't know the Lambsfoot pattern, maybe they would now

I received a couple of cutters from France for Friday.

Congratulations JJ, those are two fine-looking French fancies The mark on the Aurillac reminds me of the faux-French marks found on some of the earliest Sheffield knives! Great pics

Pair of Remingtons for Saturday.

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Two beauties Mr P Congratulations on your new find

Harness Jack and a Lamb


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Sweet pair Steve

Have a great Easter Eve!

I’m sportin my fixed blade from Paul’s GAW with my lambsfoot from another great porch friend. Got the fixed bade and the sheath dialed in to my likings and now it’s ready to work. Thanks again Jakeywax31 !



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That's a cool FB, and it pairs nicely with your Lamb Nice work Porchsters

Max Sao/ Camillus
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Cool couple of knives Bob, and a great pic

I've not had a chance to post my carry until now (6.30pm Yorkshire Time)! Hope everyone is having a great weekend

 

[Headwinds]

Yellow Nut for the weekend...

 

[sbh06]

Ill give you a pass for your incorrect Tiger affiliation.

Go Tigers
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Love this combo Paul! Green and stag are !

What a dynamite knife! Can’t beat an old GEC stag with a shield.

Thanks Jon. No Naval ROTC program at Clemson, so I’ll hold that against them .

 

[Heathenhymnal]

Today's pair.

 

[sf fanatic]

A cloudy gray day here in the City by the Bay. Just returned from my weekly pilgrimage to the grocery store. Took along the usual lamb and my one and only GS. Watching the Giants game later and hoping they can score more runs than yesterday.
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[Blades of Glory]

Just received this Solingen made Russell. Have had my eyes on these and finally found one. Going right into the pocket…

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[Jakeywax31]

I think I am starting to have an itch develop for single bladed spay knives. Come to find out, they are not easy to find. I guess that's half the fun. This one is starting to be finding its way into the little watch pocket often. Have a nice shadow pattern Rodgers lamb to go with it today. Take care everyone.

 

[5K Qs]

Miscellaneous Knife this week has been a Rough Rider congress. I thought I was going to like a 4-blade congress until I actually tried one, and I've never really taken to the pattern.


Lambsfoot of the Week is Union Jack, a rosewood lambsfoot my wife and daughter picked out in a hardware store in York, England.



- GT

 

[Ellis Wyatt]

Green alox paired with the cattle knife today.
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[SteveC]

Bold, black, and beautiful David!

Handsome pair Steve

Had a few friends who've had Z1s (and 900s) over the years. The nearest I got was a (KH) 250, my first bike! Hope you're riding again soon

Many thanks my friend, good point on the Smiths George Mallory took a Lambsfoot up Everest, possibly even making the first ascent (I'm sure you know the tale). His knife was found by some US climbers a few years ago. At the time, they didn't know the Lambsfoot pattern, maybe they would now

Congratulations JJ, those are two fine-looking French fancies The mark on the Aurillac reminds me of the faux-French marks found on some of the earliest Sheffield knives! Great pics

Two beauties Mr P Congratulations on your new find

Sweet pair Steve

That's a cool FB, and it pairs nicely with your Lamb Nice work Porchsters

Cool couple of knives Bob, and a great pic

I've not had a chance to post my carry until now (6.30pm Yorkshire Time)! Hope everyone is having a great weekend

Good companions for your hike !

I think I am starting to have an itch develop for single bladed spay knives. Come to find out, they are not easy to find. I guess that's half the fun. This one is starting to be finding its way into the little watch pocket often. Have a nice shadow pattern Rodgers lamb to go with it today. Take care everyone.

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Nice pair Paul, that Henry Sears & Sons was a good score !

Miscellaneous Knife this week has been a Rough Rider congress. I thought I was going to like a 4-blade congress until I actually tried one, and I've never really taken to the pattern.
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Lambsfoot of the Week is Union Jack, a rosewood lambsfoot my wife and daughter picked out in a hardware store in York, England.
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- GT

Nice pair Gary !

 

[Jakeywax31]

Nice pair Paul, that Henry Sears & Sons was a good score !

Thank you, Steve.

 

[Hibou Canne]