What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Yes, he's a 14. Got a second one on the bench in case the starter gets tired. After all, he does get carried EVERY day.
Thought it is a 14.
I carried mine for over a year, then swapped in a Huntsman (for the saw and multi purpose package hook, both of which get used once on a while.) when I got it a few months ago.
Both are very capable knives/multi tools. I could probably "get by" with just a SAK ... but what fun would that be? 🤔🤨😁
 
SAK of the Week is a Victorinox Florist:
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Stockman of the Week is a Case 63032 CV chestnut jigged bone medium stockman:
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- GT
Great bone on that stockman, Gary. 👍
I saw a similar one in St. Louis last weekend.
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Carrying these two Bokers in Christmas colors today. The copperhead was a generous gift from @Modoc ED, the shadow pattern boy’s knife is super snappy!
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I always love seeing shadow patterns, especially with the large pivot. Very cool, Todd 👍
 
Thought it is a 14.
I carried mine for over a year, then swapped in a Huntsman (for the saw and multi purpose package hook, both of which get used once on a while.) when I got it a few months ago.
Both are very capable knives/multi tools. I could probably "get by" with just a SAK ... but what fun would that be? 🤔🤨😁
Indeed. I carried a Spartan only while travelling a few days this summer, I got withdrawal symptoms. I compensated by ordering a couple of traditionals (a muskrat and a large stockman, if memory serves me right).
 
I dig the Franklin. Because of you, I watch pen knives on eBay. It’s a fun little pastime 😂. I do love these covers, and if I remember right, I see them every once and awhile with various tang stamps. I assume from your comment that this is a typical Schrade coat to pass around. It surely is attractive!
Thanks Jon. These are well made having the Schrade heritage.
Franklin is a trade mark that was used by Tracy-Wells Company in Ohio. Circa 1939.
 
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