What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[RLB0414]

That one was taken at a rest stop on I-10 this morning, on the West Louisiana state line. They have a very nice rest area there with some nature trails and some free coffee. Was a good break in an otherwise long and boring drive.

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Thank you sir. Thought is was deep south just not sure where

 

[SoansoMcMasters]

Haven’t carried the Civivi in an age

 

[JW225]

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That’s a whole lotta Equal End goodness right there!

 

[mitch13]

 

[The Kidd]

Having a cigar for my last night shift this hitch. Camillus 23 I got a couple weeks ago.
It’s a sorta strange knife. I was under the impression they were all carbon steel, but both blades on this one are stainless. Oddly enough it seems that one back spring is carbon as it is patinaed to a motley black while it’s mate it shiny as a new nickel.

 

[GronK]

Got these out for a pic so will carry them for a day or two.

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[kyhunt]

Today’s tote , a Companion and a Cadet.

 

[Centermass]

Still have this one in the pocket for now.

 

[majorpain1]

Clip or a Spear on an English Jack?

 

[SoansoMcMasters]

Got these out for a pic so will carry them for a day or two.

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Wow
That whittler

 

[JJ Cahill]

Great to see that classic pair reunited JJ

Thank you very much, Jack!!!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Have a great day everyone

A couple of wonderful Wednesday slicers to prep some fine eats topped off with some tasty relish!

 

[JJ Cahill]

A very nice pair of Robeson's JJ.

Than you kindly Bob!!!

My carries, with a piece of fossil , gifted by Jack Black.

Two magnificent Sheffield patterns with fine straight edges!

 

[Sacto]

A very nice pair of Robeson's JJ.

Nice catch Bart. That BIG Krein is a perfect companion it seems.

Thanks Bob. Is around a 12” machete, that’s how big the fish was

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Nice horn on that ettrick. I haven’t seen one of those with horn before.

Nice bass

Thanks. I caught several and that was the biggest.

Nicely done Bart. Glad to see you taking some time to do some fishing.

Thanks, Todd. It was fun to catch a few. Makes me want to go back out.

Have a great day everyone

I’ve seen the Henderson’s relish referenced here a bunch of times. I finally looked it up tonight to see what it is. It sounds a lot better than the “relish” name implies

 

[Sacto]

I carried my ancient barlow today.

 

[ephsea]

And I am impressed with your woodworking skills, as well. Those inlays are difficult.
Yes, we did get some of that delightful rain! I was picking beans with my waxed boonie hat on to keep my head dry

Well thank you Jeff. They don't make music but they ought to hold together (if not I used hide glue on the cracks so it's serviceable, unlike modern yellow glue).
I need one of those hats like yours, very practical in this climate. Army surplus?

Very cool project you did, FC. I really like the Micarta one. Looks like you used some vintage stuff. Awesome knives as usual also

Thankee Bart! T'was some 90's Westinghouse, so the bark was pretty thin and sanded off for the most part. Some time and UV exposure should restore it? The varnish, so far, has not. Glad somebody got some fishing time in. I'm gonna remember your tiny knife fish photo trick

Can’t believe I slept on this for so long

Nor I, sir! But now I see why the Grinling is so sought-after. Darn rabbit holes...

 

[GronK]

Wow
That whittler

Thanks, but it's the "pen" rather than the whittler. This one is similar to the pen but has different bolsters, a longer wharncliff main and a pen rather than coping small blade.

 

[Rufus1949]

Thanks Bob. Is around a 12” machete, that’s how big the fish was

Nice horn on that ettrick. I haven’t seen one of those with horn before.

Thanks. I caught several and that was the biggest.

Thanks, Todd. It was fun to catch a few. Makes me want to go back out.

I’ve seen the Henderson’s relish referenced here a bunch of times. I finally looked it up tonight to see what it is. It sounds a lot better than the “relish” name implies

Thanks Bart....I just knew that fish was a 24 inch keeper.

I carried my ancient barlow today.

The ancient is a solid knife. I may have to emulate you soon.

 

[Corto_Malt]

Lovely Lamb !



Sweet pair buddy !



Cool fossil Bob !

Thanks for Cosimo. Have a nice day

 

[Way-Barney]

Love this little integral, nothing special, no makers name, but it can sharpen a pencil with the best of them.