What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[echoscout]

Very cool pairing David

Thank you Jack!

 

[Jiki]

 

[mbkr]

Agree.
I suppose they had too many ... (I'll be nice) ... morons ... "test" their new Buck knife, and try to baton through a bolt with a ballpeen hammer, so had to change it ...

Buck is still using it on new knives.

https://www.buckknives.com/product/301-stockman-knife/0301FAM01/

 

[MB13]

Really enjoying the 88 lately…Had it cooped up since it got it but finally carrying it. I honestly think it’s got the best ironwood covers of any GEC I have

 

[bigfish64]

Back at work with these two today. The 86 is a recent pickup from bigfish64 . Thanks Todd!

You’re welcome my friend. Looking forward to seeing pictures of it in its new home.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

G'd morning Jeff. Love your seedum, and two very useful knives today. May I enquire about the covers on the Cammy TL? Never seen those before, is it delrin or ?

Thanks, FC!, and you certainly may.
I cut those scales out of one of those sections of cowbone that you find shrinkwrapped and barcoded, and hanging on a peghook in the dog treat aisle.
Tried my hand at jigging with my Dremel, and dyed it with Rit dye in a saucepan.

This Grohmann Lockback today :

Harry

That’s really nice! Do not recall seeing it before.

Love that version Harry. In addition to the Rosewood Lockback I’ve been carrying since returning from NS, I also picked up the stag version of the No. 2 Bird & Trout. Great knives coming from our Canadian neighbors!!View attachment 2232129View attachment 2232130

And this one is really nice as well.

 

[majorpain1]

Vacation is over. Back to work I go.

 

[Old Engineer]

Thanks, FC!, and you certainly may.
I cut those scales out of one of those sections of cowbone that you find shrinkwrapped and barcoded, and hanging on a peghook in the dog treat aisle.
Tried my hand at jigging with my Dremel, and dyed it with Rit dye in a saucepan.


That’s really nice! Do not recall seeing it before.

And this one is really nice as well.

That is because it just arrived today my friend .

Harry

 

[JJ Cahill]

Thank you very much JJ, things were certainly very different in Sheffield before WWI. Yes, the KK, is slightly smaller, well observed

What a cool trifecta of super cool WWI tough guys, Jack!

Happy Double Lambsfoot Day my friend Two fine examples of the pattern there

Thank you very much for your kind words and your Lambsfoot introduction!!!

Wishing everyone a good week Starting mine with my Albers Lamb, and a knife gifted to me by JohnDF , hoping that if I rub it a few times, he'll appear here

Love those two beauties, the clawed bone is one of nicest bone covers in Queen's vast and glorious repertoire! The Alpers are amazing pieces, albeit "UnObtanium" for me as I don't have the "super hacker" Tab...

 

[JJ Cahill]

Toting some micarta and metal today.

 

[Sacto]

My wife has been traveling on and off for work the last couple of weeks and I haven’t had much time to spend on the forum. Who knew she did so much? (We all knew ).
A few delayed reactions:

Thanks Bart...let the copper patina begin.
Looks like you have some great skate parks out west.
One can never go wrong with a knife like your trapper.

Thanks Bob. When I was skating as a kid there were none, now we have them everywhere which is really fun.

Great photo Bart. The WT is a gorgeous knife.

Thanks Todd, I’m still carrying it a lot.

So you’re an RC? Reverse Commuter…
Speaking of being an Urban Cowboy, I found a clip of you from one night at Gilleys!

Yes, I live in the city, so I go against the traffic whichever way I go. Haha! Looks like you found the old home movie when I was younger and more handsome

Meant to tell you, nice 'stash Bart - stay sharp!

Thanks, FC. Great selection of knives again

 

[Sacto]

It’s been this one quite a bit over the last couple weeks.

 

[Jack Black]

This Grohmann Lockback today :

Harry

Handsome knife Harry

Vacation is over. Back to work I go.View attachment 2232435View attachment 2232436

Looks like you had a great time

What a cool trifecta of super cool WWI tough guys, Jack!

Thank you very much for your kind words and your Lambsfoot introduction!!!

Love those two beauties, the clawed bone is one of nicest bone covers in Queen's vast and glorious repertoire! The Alpers are amazing pieces, albeit "UnObtanium" for me as I don't have the "super hacker" Tab...

Many thanks JJ, I hope you can get hold of one of Eric's treasures at some point, mine was a kind gift from a couple of great pals

Toting some micarta and metal today.

I always enjoy seeing this pair my friend, and it's a great pic What a pair to have out in the woods I hope you can get out with them JJ

Carrying my Hartshead Barlow, and a Random Tuesday Candle-end Jack from Wheatley Brothers of Sheffield Have a good day everyone

 

[Corto_Malt]

Have a nice day

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Corto_Malt]

So far so good! Hope you make the most of yours as well. Could you kindly tell me a little more about this lovely and functional looking knife, please?

Right back atchya Bob Mine started great, a fresh splitback sure helps

G'd morning Jeff. Love your seedum, and two very useful knives today. May I enquire about the covers on the Cammy TL? Never seen those before, is it delrin or ?

I see why you fell for that Paul, love the bone and jigging, and the notched liner ices the cake. Nice seeing you around again lately!

Hi
Thank you. this is a small knife by Gregory Picard (slipjoint - micarta handle - handle length: 9.4 cm - total length: 17.2 cm - handle thickness: 12mm - weight: 77g - RWL34 steel - blade length: 7.7 cm - blade thickness: 3mm )
Beautifully finished and fitted, very good ergonomics like all Greg's knives, despite its small size the grip is perfect.

 

[Rufus1949]

It’s been this one quite a bit over the last couple weeks.

Good to hear from you Bart. Your ever faithful is looking good in hand. Hope all is well on the range.

 

[Rufus1949]

For my non eventful Tuesday.( I hope).

 

[Jack Black]

For my non eventful Tuesday.( I hope).View attachment 2232535

Hope you have an easy day Bob, that's a fabulous pairing

 

[Travman]