What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[black mamba]

I've got Beni in pocket for the weekend. Hard to beat handling a chunk of gnarly stag in the pocket.

 

[5K Qs]

Miscellaneous Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider smooth tobacco bone lockback medium trapper (thanks, Todd) that's the same knife I posted as the Locking Knife of the Week earlier this week.
And, as I noted a couple of days ago, my Lambsfoot of the Week is Cracker Jack, a stag lambsfoot that I posted earlier this week as my Stag/Horn Knife of the Week.
I'll modify my rotation schedule so that I don't have these 2 repetitions in the same week.





- GT

 

[321Bandaid]

 

[mbkr]

Pool and poker today. The highlight of my social calendar
Overcast and about 30F so far today.
Totin' a 29 today.

 

[rishma]

I continue to carry the SBJ gifted from Chief everyday. Such a pleasure in my pocket and my hand. I have always liked the edge that Case’s CV will take but this knife in particular gets really sharp. I nearly got bit yesterday and it was like a razor blade, shaved a chunk off my finger but didn’t draw blood.

 

[Chief]

R rishma beautiful example of a great pocket knife. Would be remiss if I didn't shout out a thanks to zippofan for letting it go early last year. I carried it a few times and probably stropped it. Straight edge CV gets wicked easily. Glad to see it get the love it deserves.

Going to carry this beautiful forum knife given to me by Duane sitflyer shortly before his passing. To say it's special doesn't do it justice. RIP brother.

 

[arizonaranchman]

Today it's my trusty, classic yellow Peanut. I've had this for 10 yrs and it's one of my Top Three favorite / most carried pocket knives alongside the #55 and #77 sawcut Barlow. I alternate between them periodically over these past 10-11 years now.

 

[321Bandaid]

321Bandaid
Sir, you are as Andy Griffith would say, “A bird in this world.”

Flattery will get you nowhere, my friend.

Wanted to tote a special one today.
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That is stunning!!

I continue to carry the SBJ gifted from Chief everyday. Such a pleasure in my pocket and my hand. I have always liked the edge that Case’s CV will take but this knife in particular gets really sharp. I nearly got bit yesterday and it was like a razor blade, shaved a chunk off my finger but didn’t draw blood.
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It's hard to beat a SBJ covered in all that chestnutty goodness!!

 

[SteveC]

Waiting to see if we get rain or snow..come on rain.View attachment 2445906

Nice pair of slicers Bob !

Got my Space Lamb today, and an Old Friend

I see you are going opposite Black Friday, well played Jack !

Good morning to the porch! Hope you'al have a good day. It's snowing here. Suppose to get one inch and there's already three on the ground.



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Sweet pair buddy !

I hope you don't get too much snow.

I've got Beni in pocket for the weekend. Hard to beat handling a chunk of gnarly stag in the pocket.

And a sweet chunk of stag that is !

Miscellaneous Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider smooth tobacco bone lockback medium trapper (thanks, Todd) that's the same knife I posted as the Locking Knife of the Week earlier this week.
And, as I noted a couple of days ago, my Lambsfoot of the Week is Cracker Jack, a stag lambsfoot that I posted earlier this week as my Stag/Horn Knife of the Week.
I'll modify my rotation schedule so that I don't have these 2 repetitions in the same week.
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- GT

Nice looking pair Gary !

 

[SteveC]

Bagpipe Lamb and a Bunny

 

[JonMcD]

Huge thanks to Gary W. Graley for a quick turnaround and wonderful craftsmanship on this slip I commissioned for my BF knife from DocJekl ’s generous Christmas GAW. 625E has a cost home now! I couldn’t be more pleased. Joined today by the handsome hempalishous 78.

 

[sf fanatic]

Looks like another beautiful day here in the City by the Bay! Not much on the agenda today. Keeping me company with a nod to Black Friday a bog oak lamb and always handy SAK. Have a great weekend folks!
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[321Bandaid]

Huge thanks to Gary W. Graley for a quick turnaround and wonderful craftsmanship on this slip I commissioned for my BF knife from DocJekl ’s generous Christmas GAW. 625E has a cost home now! I couldn’t be more pleased. Joined today by the handsome hempalishous 78.

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Beautiful slip, McDingle! Is that Clemson orange, by chance?

 

[unclekurty]

Happy Friday. Hanging with this tool by Toole….

 

[Kalsu]

 

[Modoc ED]

We're home today with nothing planned. The wildlife in our area seems to be under control so I won't need a heavy Buck 112 on my belt today. Instead, I'm carrying my SS Ebony Sowbelly Stockman. Plenty of knife for whatever I'll run across today. Hash and eggs up for breakfast.

 

[Jack Black]

Good morning to the porch! Hope you'al have a good day. It's snowing here. Suppose to get one inch and there's already three on the ground.



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Yikes! Two special Sheffield knives there David

Nice! I have never seen one of those.

For French Friday and Black Friday double duty

Very nice indeed

Good pair of knives.

Thank you

Unlike many of you, I only have two Bokers. This Electrician, and another of the same model converted to a single blade Jack that @JohnDF surprised me with awhile back.View attachment 2446031View attachment 2446032View attachment 2446033

I have this one, but it has been foreshortened, (a phrase more commonly used here in relation to illegally owned shotguns and armed robberies!)

R rishma beautiful example of a great pocket knife. Would be remiss if I didn't shout out a thanks to zippofan for letting it go early last year. I carried it a few times and probably stropped it. Straight edge CV gets wicked easily. Glad to see it get the love it deserves.

Going to carry this beautiful forum knife given to me by Duane sitflyer shortly before his passing. To say it's special doesn't do it justice. RIP brother.

Great to see that one again John

RIP Duane

I see you are going opposite Black Friday, well played Jack !

Like many important things in my life, that is purely accidental Steve!

Bagpipe Lamb and a Bunny


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Sweet pairing

 

[PenisMightier]

Well tha

We're home today with nothing planned. The wildlife in our area seems to be under control so I won't need a heavy Buck 112 on my belt today. Instead, I'm carrying my SS Ebony Sowbelly Stockman. Plenty of knife for whatever I'll run across today. Hash and eggs up for breakfast.

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That is good news that Cindy didn't find any bears!

 

[ephsea]

Is it possible for a knife to get more beautiful over time??

Only when its owner's heart grows

I needed help on that one .

So did I, but only one of us admitted we needed help and asked the great(?) god google.

Good morning to the porch! Hope you'al have a good day. It's snowing here. Suppose to get one inch and there's already three on the ground.

Excellent knives David! Could you tell me more about the long skinny one (I don't know the word for this pattern, obviously)? Depending on how you feel about snow, feel free to send any excess our way

Unlike many of you, I only have two Bokers. This Electrician, and another of the same model converted to a single blade Jack that JohnDF surprised me with awhile back.

I still haven't managed to make one stick here, Jeff, so I'm Bokerless if that makes you feel more knife-adequate? How do you like that Boker electrician compared to, say, this TL-29 sent to me by a generous and green-thumbed Porch member?

Crappie71 I can't believe you took the mud puddle challenge, and without missing a beat. I like the cut of your jib, sir!

Yesterday's carry, became today's when I woke up a bit late for Dr. appointment. Maybe later I change pants and treat you all to another picture (of the knife, not me changing pants)? Decided to reverse Wednesday's carry for Thursday and grabbed my biggest traditional and second smallest fixed.

The TL in its natural environment. No better tool for stripping the jacket off stranded wire has been invented, the TL rarely if ever nicks fine strands unlike modern wire strippers. I appreciate the thicker stock and synthetic handles on this one, it's one of my hardest working knives.
Happy Friday denizens of planet Porch!

 

[echoscout]

Yikes! Two special Sheffield knives there David

Thanks Jack!

Excellent knives David! Could you tell me more about the long skinny one (I don't know the word for this pattern, obviously)? Depending on how you feel about snow, feel free to send any excess our way

Yesterday's carry, became today's when I woke up a bit late for Dr. appointment. Maybe later I change pants and treat you all to another picture (of the knife, not me changing pants)? Decided to reverse Wednesday's carry for Thursday and grabbed my biggest traditional and second smallest fixed.

The TL in its natural environment. No better tool for stripping the jacket off stranded wire has been invented, the TL rarely if ever nicks fine strands unlike modern wire strippers. I appreciate the thicker stock and synthetic handles on this one, it's one of my hardest working knives.
Happy Friday denizens of planet Porch!

It's a Flag Brand sheep castration knife made by Christopher Johnson Western Works Sheffield England. It quit snowing at the moment. Hope we get a little more.