What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Rufus1949]

Toting these two trappers today.

JJ, always the classic pairing.

 

[5K Qs]

As usual, a pair of canoes for this week - Case amber jigged bone and Rough Rider ram's horn bone:




- GT

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Rufus1949]

I will follow A's fine lead in with white Wednesday...Kirilov/ Camillus- sword brand.

 

[Travman]

 

[screened porch]

Reminds me of the opening of the Alfred Hitchcock show.( yes I'm old)...with a nice Case thrown in.

"Good evening."
I do a pretty good Alfred Hitchcock when I have a mouth full of novacaine.

 

[SteveC]

Those two pair nicely Paul



Many thanks JJ, your terrific trappers make for a titanic twosome Outstanding

Carrying a Sheffield Lambsfoot, re-built, and re-covered in giraffe bone, by @jsdistin today, and gifted to me by @Reaper AL I'm also carrying another generous gift, a vintage Hammer Brand Scout, I was kindly given by @JJ Cahill Thanks a lot fellers

Nice pair Jack !

As usual, a pair of canoes for this week - Case amber jigged bone and Rough Rider ram's horn bone:
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- GT

Cracking pair of Canoes Gary !

I will follow A's fine lead in View attachment 2203395with white Wednesday...

Classy !

 

[Jack Black]

Nice pair Jack !

Thanks buddy

 

[Ellis Wyatt]

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[pat9198]

Buck 501 Squire

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

The vote is in https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/what-june-2023-carry.1932432/

Winners of the June Carry Election (by a landslide) are: Bunny Jack and D.E. Jack Canoe
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They are residing in my pocket, awaiting use now.
Primary Pocket carry is not scheduled/anticipated to change until 07-01-2023. If some unforseen cutting task that is "beyond" these two comes up (is that possible?), I will add the appropriate knife (if I have one) for the day(s) needed.

Belt carry (2x SAK + LM) and Rollator carry:
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is not scheduled or anticipated to change.

I approve of your June winners.

Wharncliffe trapper today.

Great photo, Barr. I’ve scrolled back to it several times.
Your shadow reminds me of a comic book or cartoon character, but can’t put my finger on it.

Thanks buddy !

I shoud have asked for whatever details you want to share about the hunt. We see a lot with worn down steel, but you held out for one with full blades.

Those two pair nicely Paul



Many thanks JJ, your terrific trappers make for a titanic twosome Outstanding

Carrying a Sheffield Lambsfoot, re-built, and re-covered in giraffe bone, by @jsdistin today, and gifted to me by @Reaper AL I'm also carrying another generous gift, a vintage Hammer Brand Scout, I was kindly given by @JJ Cahill Thanks a lot fellers

A couple of fine gifts, Jack!
Very generous folks in here!

 

[Ironbut]

 

[Ed G]

for whatever day this is …

 

[Bloefield]

Sak nylon Huntsman and Case LT1405L SS

 

[sf fanatic]

Another foggy start to the day in the City by the Bay! Next door neighbor is a day late or just lazy. Dem bins should be gone! Watching the Giants game later and keeping me company will be the usual lamb and my Boker Club. View attachment 2203587View attachment 2203589

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Decided to do a Thrifty Thursday.
Back when I was a kid, Sabre was the budget friendly choice for everyday folks who couldn’t spring for an Imperial or Colonial, much less a Schrade, Camillus, or Case. As I recall, there was a display of Sabre pocket knives in just about every hardware store and gas station. My old fish knife is a yellow Sabre that my Thrifty Scot Grandpa bought me when I was 7 or 8, meaning 1964, or ‘65. And I hope to put it to use soon!

Potatoes are taking off after a late start from the cool nights.
Some tomatoes getting conditioned outside of the greenhouse. They don’t look very big, but the roots are now filling out in the containers, so out they go. I’ve been holding back because it’s been so chilly at night. Put out 24 yesterday ~ Mortgage Lifter, Dominico (my size champ last year ~ nearing three pound tomatoes), Purple Russian, Watermelon Beef Steak (anew one for me, supposed to produce giant fruits), and a couple Super Sioux and Powers Heirloom.
That leaves nine more varieties, including some paste types, and cheeries. It looks a little crazy, but given that my tomato seed supplier carries somewher around 150 varieties of heirloom tomatoes, some quite rare, I keep trying different ones while sticking with the ones that perform best for me, based on disease resistance, productivity, and above all, taste.
Best tasting? Cherokee Chocolate. That’s what these are.
A better photo of the Sabre Grandad Barlow. I think the bone is great. Sawcut and well fitted by Japanese cutlers.

Sorry for rambling.

EDIT~ Thrifty Thursday, but it’s Wednesday, aint it? I get mixed up. Still fighting this covid like, but not covid bug.

 

[Jack Black]

A couple of fine gifts, Jack!
Very generous folks in here!

Thank you very much my friend, you are right about that

Decided to do a Thrifty Thursday.
Back when I was a kid, Sabre was the budget friendly choice for everyday folks who couldn’t spring for an Imperial or Colonial, much less a Schrade, Camillus, or Case. As I recall, there was a display of Sabre pocket knives in just about every hardware store and gas station. My old fish knife is a yellow Sabre that my Thrifty Scot Grandpa bought me when I was 7 or 8, meaning 1965 or ‘66. And I hope to put it to use soon!

Potatoes are taking off after a late start from the cool nights.View attachment 2203560
Some tomatoes getting conditioned outside of the greenhouse. They don’t look very big, but the roots are now filling out in the containers, so out they go. I’ve been holding back because it’s been so chilly at night. Put out 24 yesterday ~ Mortgage Lifter, Dominico (my size champ last year ~ nearing three pound tomatoes), Purple Russian, Watermelon Beef Steak (anew one for me, supposed to produce giant fruits), and a couple Super Sioux and Powers Heirloom.
That leaves nine more varieties, including some paste types, and cheeries. It looks a little crazy, but given that my tomato seed supplier carries somewher around 150 varieties of heirloom tomatoes, some quite rare, I keep trying different ones while sticking with the ones that perform best for me, based on disease resistance, productivity, and above all, taste.
Best tasting? Cherokee Chocolate. That’s what these are.View attachment 2203561
A better photo of the Sabre Grandad Barlow. I think the bone is great. Sawcut and well fitted by Japanese cutlers.View attachment 2203562

Sorry for rambling.

Great pics Jeff, your Sabre Barlow is as nice as any I've seen Hope you get a great harvest this year

 

[Rufus1949]

Decided to do a Thrifty Thursday.
Back when I was a kid, Sabre was the budget friendly choice for everyday folks who couldn’t spring for an Imperial or Colonial, much less a Schrade, Camillus, or Case. As I recall, there was a display of Sabre pocket knives in just about every hardware store and gas station. My old fish knife is a yellow Sabre that my Thrifty Scot Grandpa bought me when I was 7 or 8, meaning 1965 or ‘66. And I hope to put it to use soon!

Potatoes are taking off after a late start from the cool nights.View attachment 2203560
Some tomatoes getting conditioned outside of the greenhouse. They don’t look very big, but the roots are now filling out in the containers, so out they go. I’ve been holding back because it’s been so chilly at night. Put out 24 yesterday ~ Mortgage Lifter, Dominico (my size champ last year ~ nearing three pound tomatoes), Purple Russian, Watermelon Beef Steak (anew one for me, supposed to produce giant fruits), and a couple Super Sioux and Powers Heirloom.
That leaves nine more varieties, including some paste types, and cheeries. It looks a little crazy, but given that my tomato seed supplier carries somewher around 150 varieties of heirloom tomatoes, some quite rare, I keep trying different ones while sticking with the ones that perform best for me, based on disease resistance, productivity, and above all, taste.
Best tasting? Cherokee Chocolate. That’s what these are.View attachment 2203561
A better photo of the Sabre Grandad Barlow. I think the bone is great. Sawcut and well fitted by Japanese cutlers.View attachment 2203562

Sorry for rambling.

Great looking old knife Jeff.
It looks like you have some busy days ahead of you...but the " fruits " of your labor, I'm sure, will be worth the effort.

 

[mbkr]

Got back from Tennessee last night. For the last 10 days the only three traditionals I carried were the Pony Jack, Rambler and Electrician. All acquitted themselves well.

Continued on today with the PJ seeing as its wood, and its Wednesday.

 

[Prester John]