What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[knarfeng]

Spent the day with an 80T Old Timer Stockman in my pocket.

 

[300Bucks]

Sunnyd, The picture you posted as a Buck 110 looks like a 112 to me.

I admit I am trying out one of the Buck Vantage 340 single blade linerlocks. Its small, weights nothing and has a grreat pocket clip. Don't worry, I will end up giving it away because I feel sorry for someone they have such a crappy knife and then go back to my 303s or a TL-29. If they just came with fancy scales.....Chuck Buck, electric pencil signed 303,near tang, for size comparison..........First and last time I will show a linerlock on traditional forum especially with modern material scale. Some of you guys Case locks better qualify.......300Bucks

 

[markksr]

A real humdinger of a knife that I got from a real swell guy.

Thanks again Rob...

 

[Bastid]

Finally took a shot of it.

This little guy finds it's way into my pocket quite often. I know I sound like a broken record, but Case did a fine job (extra fine) on this pattern that Tony designed for them.

 

[Capt. Carl]

I agree. Case really hit the money with that swayback. You can't beat it for the price really.

 

[spydutch]

It's my newly aquired single bladed Swayback Jack red bone gent :thumbup:

 

[Fred Sanford]

It's my newly aquired single bladed Swayback Jack red bone gent :thumbup:

Awesome brother.

Glad to see ya movin' up in the world.

 

[Blues]

This shadow "Hunter" from Ken Erickson in D2:

 

[Kbrasmodeler]

Ooooooohhhh! Nice one, Elliot. I love D2, and in that package, what a beautiful piece!

 

[Bastid]

This shadow "Hunter" from Ken Erickson in D2:

Oh yeah! have not seen that baby. :thumbup:

Ken's knives are spoilers to me. Hard to decide to carry another in my rotation when I carry one of his for a while.

 

[Blues]

Thanks, guys. Gus, you just don't remember it. (Understandable at your advanced age. ) It was my first from Ken.

 

[Bastid]

Thanks, guys. Gus, you just don't remember it. (Understandable at your advanced age. ) It was my first from Ken.

Ah yeah coming back to me. Blade 2008 at J&J with Gig and Ren at lunch. You're lucky Gig and I did not bean ya over the head and run (leaving you with Ren, the check and without a knife or rather that knife.).

 

[navihawk]

A real humdinger of a knife that I got from a real swell guy.

Thanks again Rob...

That is nice. More pics please, and congratulations.

 

[stockman242]

This one:

Peter

 

[Blues]

Ken Coats "Texas Jack" in D2:

 

[texasflyfisher]

Elliott,

Gotta love those beef jerky scales and that modified sheepsfoot! :thumbup:

Still carrying the Case XX USA 6318 HE. After cutting up a green apple yesterday, the patina on the main blade has gotten significantly darker.

 

[sunnyd]

- Wonderful slippys being shown here fellows!.

- Love that Masters markksr, thats one you don't see many of.

- Great photo of that little Colonial Barlow, Pete! Those are quite useful with good hi-carbon steel. I very much look forward to your pictures. I always enjoy your creativity with vintage items when displaying your cutters.

Here is a like model I found a ways back still in the old blister package marked 1972..

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Going to do a little woods walking this afternoon to check for critters sign and got this old 25OT strapped to my belt today..

 

[Revolvergeek]

Ken Coats "Texas Jack" in D2:

That has got to be just about the perfect pocket knife.

 

[gmarthur]

I've been carrying this one for a few weeks now.

 

[Blues]

That has got to be just about the perfect pocket knife.

Thank you, kind sir. I'm sure Ken will appreciate your comments and I can honestly say that I'm very pleased with this one. Ken built it just as I had asked him to.