What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[sbh06]

Jigged 93 lamb, huh? OK! I see how it is. Stay tuned...

Rufus1949 Bob, I need little help over here!

Standing by...

Oh no, I'm still working on those math problems.
I think Jeremy is implying that he wrote " we all live in a yellow submarine" for the Beatles.

Math problems, yikes

No implying required. Those that know, they just know.

Shadow lambsfoot and a wonderful GEC 29 from @bigfish64. You are too generous. Thank you, Todd. Your acrylic conversion therapy is working .

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Two great knives, great shot Paul.

Love the knives and the jokes!

You’re welcome buddy. At least you’re calling it acrylic now instead of plastic!

Thanks Todd.

 

[Cwilliams563]

Pictures deleted to make space for new ones

 

[KentuckyBlackBird]

#86 & #34 today.
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Is the 34 the same as a unicorn?

 

[Crappie71]

Is the 34 the same as a unicorn?

The cover material is Unicorn Ivory.

 

[KentuckyBlackBird]

The cover material is Unicorn Ivory.

Gotcha.

 

[Will Power]

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I really like this knife, is it the 18 pattern? I had the EE 39 version but foolishly gave it away ...beautiful bone on this series, how's the action?

Thanks, Will

 

[321Bandaid]

Standing by...

Well... I was trying to get Bob to drop another stunner, but as you can see... that didn't work out so well.

 

[321Bandaid]

I really like this knife, is it the 18 pattern? I had the EE 39 version but foolishly gave it away ...beautiful bone on this series, how's the action?

Thanks, Will

Hey, Will! It's a 6347 SS in Walnut jigged bone from 2016, I believe. Great F&F, and the action on this one was actually quite surprising. Very smooth and decently "snappy" for a Case. I'm pleased with it!

 

[5K Qs]

About 12 hours late in posting my knives in this thread today - better late than never, I suppose. But, by coincidence, the knives I'm going to post tonight I already posted in the Metal Monday thread a few days ago, so maybe I could claim that I was better early than never.
Locking Knife this week is a Czech Mikov with a liner lock for the single spearpoint blade (thanks, Tom):


International Knife representative this week is a German Richartz knife with whale tang stamp and multiplication tables on the covers (thanks, Mark):


- GT

 

[JOELSM]

What pattern is that,I likes,I likes alot.

Late reply. That sir is a 43 from the 2018 run.

 

[JOELSM]

54 won its way into the pocket today.

 

[tmd_87]

 

[Old Engineer]

Carried these 2 today but did not have to cut anything with either the Charlie's Lamb or the Kauhavan Puukko . The puukko is becoming a nice one to carry in a pocket .

Harry

 

[majorpain1]

3 lovely gunstocks for Thursday...

 

[Primble]

The biggin' is a beauty Mr.P.
I wish someone would bring back a Primble styled Barlow. Many try but yours is sublime.

Thank you Mr. R !
I don't know ........... seems like to me that those days have faded away ...... maybe forever.
I really liked your vintage knife today. ........... I couldn't quite make out the tang stamp.

More sweet Barlows !

Thank you my friend.

I’ll have to think about carrying Ganddaddies on my belt.

You'll see the horizontal Opinel sheath with my totes tomorrow. The Case grandaddy (and other large knives that I have) fits it like a glove and you hardly notice any weight.

Great pics Mr P

Absolutely lovely trio of Barlows, Mr. P!

Always appreciated and thank you kind sirs !

Thanks Mr. P, gorgeous Barlow today


Two small blades today.

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Thank you kind sir. Nice piano keys carries by you today.

 

[sbh06]

Well... I was trying to get Bob to drop another stunner, but as you can see... that didn't work out so well.

Real talk…stunners are all Rufus1949 has.

 

[ephsea]

 

[ephsea]

Looks like he has the overall lamb blade shape worked out.

Thanks FC. I do tend to favor folders in the 3.5” range, small to some, normal to me. I definitely favor small fixed blades and that Morel is really small but I like it.
Ben is making some really cool knives. I hope he keeps doing it for a long time. He’s got a great teacher!
I’ve got cattle at five different places but I took that picture at the ranch where I have the heifers. How’d you know?!

Oh I know little but talk enough to be right occasionally Really only noticed you have different work sites, just threw heifer out there because i'm trying to engage in cow-talk to justify a new purchase. You could say I'm more hat than cattle, but I don't even have the hat yet...
3 1/2" is a great size for a traditional, especially with a fixed blade as companion. But, I'm preaching to the choir here...
Hope the weather out there was as fine as the midwest today Bart, great day to work outside!

So stylin. Love the WW on WW.

Why thank you Jon, I alway get a kick out of carrying that one. It put a hurtin' on some avocados and a roast chicken! Quite the stately pair you're sporting for Thursday there, I love to see you using that BF 19 as it was intended for Ya' only go round so many times, it's good to enjoy it.

 

[Sacto]

Oh I know little but talk enough to be right occasionally Really only noticed you have different work sites, just threw heifer out there because i'm trying to engage in cow-talk to justify a new purchase. You could say I'm more hat than cattle, but I don't even have the hat yet...
3 1/2" is a great size for a traditional, especially with a fixed blade as companion. But, I'm preaching to the choir here...
Hope the weather out there was as fine as the midwest today Bart, great day to work outside!

You’ve got this cowboy stuff down already, your comment about keeping the heifers in line was spot on. They’re the ones most likely to cause me trouble. If something is going to be in the wrong place it’s usually the heifers.
Chilly with some afternoon showers here but I’m not complaining.

 

[Sacto]

These two today.