What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Kevin-B]

Good day everyone. This is my first time posting since quite a while. Hope everyone is doing well.

Today i’m carrying this lovely old Friedr. Herder Abr. Sohn’s pocketknife.

It may be old but it cuts like no other!

If anyone has any idea on how i can date this knife, that would be very much appreciated.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

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I notice you’ve been totin this one a lot lately. And I love seeing it.

Please practice Damage Control with it, ok?

Good day everyone. This is my first time posting since quite a while. Hope everyone is doing well.

Today i’m carrying this lovely old Friedr. Herder Abr. Sohn’s pocketknife.

It may be old but it cuts like no other!

If anyone has any idea on how i can date this knife, that would be very much appreciated.

Welcome back, and great knife to show here.

I would bet Neal, H herder could provide some info.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Couple of Schrades today, 206 Barlow, and 94OT Trapper ~
And a few pics from the IRM (Illinois Railway Museum). Pretty amazing to walk through the barns and read about these incredible feats of engineering and industry.
We saw the last steam engine to operate regularly in the US (1962), we saw the biggest and most powerful diesel locomotive ever made in the world, which was used to haul freight over the Continental Divide. I tried to capture the immense size of the drivers on this one…
And Casey Jones! They say it’s likely that he drove this one, although it’s obviously not the one in which he died, saving everyone else on two trains.

 

[sf fanatic]

A partly cloudy start to the day in the City by the Bay! We’ll see how long it lasts. Keeping me company will be the usual lamb and Eureka Jack.
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[Beard&Owl]

Jumping into Wednesday with the Eureka jack.

 

[ebrandwein]

https://imgur.com/a/X2ChTlr

 

[Modoc ED]

Carrying the 055 today. It'll fit right in with the way I feel. Medium duty knife. Medium duty Ed. Mowed the grass and started prepping the front porch for paint when we got back from town yesterday and I'm whipped today. ?? for breakfast.

 

[RLB0414]

Couple of Schrades today, 206 Barlow, and 94OT Trapper ~View attachment 2280922View attachment 2280921
And a few pics from the IRM (Illinois Railway Museum). Pretty amazing to walk through the barns and read about these incredible feats of engineering and industry.
We saw the last steam engine to operate regularly in the US (1962), we saw the biggest and most powerful diesel locomotive ever made in the world, which was used to haul freight over the Continental Divide. I tried to capture the immense size of the drivers on this one…View attachment 2280923
And Casey Jones! They say it’s likely that he drove this one, although it’s obviously not the one in which he died, saving everyone else on two trains. View attachment 2280917View attachment 2280918View attachment 2280920View attachment 2280919

Awesome photos. Looks like you and your grandson are having a lot of fun

 

[Rufus1949]

Couple of Schrades today, 206 Barlow, and 94OT Trapper ~View attachment 2280922View attachment 2280921
And a few pics from the IRM (Illinois Railway Museum). Pretty amazing to walk through the barns and read about these incredible feats of engineering and industry.
We saw the last steam engine to operate regularly in the US (1962), we saw the biggest and most powerful diesel locomotive ever made in the world, which was used to haul freight over the Continental Divide. I tried to capture the immense size of the drivers on this one…View attachment 2280923
And Casey Jones! They say it’s likely that he drove this one, although it’s obviously not the one in which he died, saving everyone else on two trains. View attachment 2280917View attachment 2280918View attachment 2280920View attachment 2280919

Great photos Jeff. Those were amazing machines.

 

[Corto_Malt]

Good day everyone. This is my first time posting since quite a while. Hope everyone is doing well.

Today i’m carrying this lovely old Friedr. Herder Abr. Sohn’s pocketknife.

It may be old but it cuts like no other!

If anyone has any idea on how i can date this knife, that would be very much appreciated.

the patina on the handle is superb

 

[Corto_Malt]

It's not really the one of the day, but the one that happened that day.
Thanks to Âchillepattada for delivering this knife to me and for the good time with Jolipapa .
A beautiful day

 

[runninmike]

Case swayback and nylon Buck 110 kind of Weds...

https://imgur.com/HInCnqR

 

[JonMcD]

Have a great one!

 

[Nature Boy]

 

[SteveC]

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks a bunch, Jack!!! They are a bit forward heavy, must be a specific use blade (more of a stabber than a slicer?)

Mine is 9 1/4" JJ

I had these two in my pocket today.

A delightful combination

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Two sweethearts Steve

Found out I'd had a gifted knife stolen today, so not been a good one

Albers Lambsfoot in my pocket

 

[Prester John]

Case and Buck...

...go together like Tom and Huck

 

[echoscout]

Found out I'd had a gifted knife stolen today, so not been a good one

Albers Lambsfoot in my pocket

That's a real bummer Jack. At least you have the beautiful Albers Lamb to ease the lose.

 

[echoscout]

Ethan and a Whittler

 

[Jack Black]

That's a real bummer Jack. At least you have the beautiful Albers Lamb to ease the lose.

Thanks David, I am certainly not short of knives, but it was such a kind gesture, and yet a sneak-thief spoiled it

Ethan and a Whittler

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Nice match