What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Crappie71]

 

[ZHoovie]

Scratched-up Sunday...nobody actually thought I was going to be able to leave those bolsters alone, did they? Came up with a big, bold "XX Weave" idea and had to run with it

That engraving turned out great

Sunday carry was the little elk 309 again and the cadet. The cadet doesn’t get photos much but it is almost always in my pocket no matter what else I carry. It’s just such a light slim package.

I like that little Buck
I also carry a SAK frequently of some kind. I should post mine up more often. The Mrs was poking fun about mine in addition to the other daily carries, until I got her the small classic model since she was always asking to borrow mine. Now she uses it on a regular basis. She's realizing how handy they are. Come to think of it I probably should resharpen hers again

Toting this little fella today.

Nice little Camillus, it looks very pointy & about the size of a yellow jacket. Hopefully it has a better temperament

I've missed a couple days , but these here are what I've been sporting:

#47 Viper -Black Plum Jigged Bone & Tactile Dreadeye - Black Paper Micarta

#21 Bull Buster - Natural Linen Micarta

#47 Viper - Black Plum Jigged Bone

#12 Toothpick - Copperhead Pony Cut Bone

Camillus-made for A.G. Russell CM-2 (1973) Granddaddy Barlow - Jigged Delrin

P.S. - Why yes, that is a knife whose shield is a representation of itself, which in turn has a shield of the same. I think that's what people mean when they say "down the rabbit hole..."

Great pics! That last one has that on-going Droste effect... Rabbit hole indeed ... Trippy...

 

[mbkr]

Nice Buck 301, Mike!
I was trying to figure out from the tape case if it was a 301 or 303, then happened to notice that if my cursor was over the photo, I could see your filename for the pic, which included the info "rosewood 301." I have a 303 that belonged to my late father-in-law, and I carry it almost daily now, but it's dymondwood, I think.
What's the galvanized steel behind tape and stockman?


- GT

Thanks GT Here it is with its little brother, the 303. IIRC, the "rosewood" is Dymalux, which is Buck's successor to Dymondwood. Regardless, it is a laminate. Good stuff for knife handles. I like it because its pretty



The galvanized background is my shed roof:

 

[MarbReds]

 

[thepapercut]

Garden Stock.

 

[321Bandaid]

Finally scored a CV Tribal Lock in Whisky Bone! New slip by sbh06 .

Took that sucker for a walk on the trail.

Let's be honest... I took two.

 

[Primble]

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Love the coined liners ............... I believe it may very well have been their very best !

 

[Primble]

This one is for Rob Primble ! I don't have to eat ramen noodles regularly because of my knife-buying habit, but they are tasty occasionally!

I like those ramen noodles myself, every now and then. That Halfrich is a real beauty with all the right stuff !

 

[Primble]

Sunday's tote

 

[pat9198]

 

[mitch13]

A belated Happy Birthday to your Dad and your Daughter!
I hope it was a good one for both of them!

Thank you my friend

 

[echoscout]

 

[echoscout]

Sunday's tote

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Mercy sakes! Be still my heart

 

[5K Qs]

Thanks GT Here it is with its little brother, the 303. IIRC, the "rosewood" is Dymalux, which is Buck's successor to Dymondwood. Regardless, it is a laminate. Good stuff for knife handles. I like it because its pretty



The galvanized background is my shed roof:

Thanks for the info, Mike; that's a handsome matched pair of Buck stockmans you have!
But wait a minute! You're not planning to leave them on your shed roof all winter to see if you can replicate Modoc ED 's legendary, nearly-Nobel-worthy experiment, are you??

Canoes of the Week for me are a Case and a Klaas.
Case '65-'69 redbone canoe (thanks, Tim):


Klaas autumn brown "golfball jigged" mini canoe (I made up that name for the jigging):


- GT

 

[Rufus1949]

Love the coined liners ............... I believe it may have very well have been their very best !

Thanks kindly Rob. It is a work of art from them.

 

[holo07]

 

[SCFlyGuy]

Typically fall weather pattern in Upstate NY. Played golf in shorts yesterday … woke up to 45 degrees and rain this morning!! Hopefully, that brings some steelhead into the creeks. Today, I did absolutely nothing other than napping and watching football. Carried this 501 in case I needed to open a bag of chips!!

 

[Rufus1949]

Typically fall weather pattern in Upstate NY. Played golf in shorts yesterday … woke up to 45 degrees and rain this morning!! Hopefully, that brings some steelhead into the creeks. Today, I did absolutely nothing other than napping and watching football. Carried this 501 in case I needed to open a bag of chips!!
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Those little Buck's are great.

Sounds like a successful weekend.

 

[black mamba]

Primble, that Catt bone is simply spectacular! I turn green (with envy) and start slobbering every time I see it!

Berry is going back in pocket this evening.

 

[The Fort]

Thanks for the info, Mike; that's a handsome matched pair of Buck stockmans you have!
But wait a minute! You're not planning to leave them on your shed roof all winter to see if you can replicate Modoc ED 's legendary, nearly-Nobel-worthy experiment, are you??

Canoes of the Week for me are a Case and a Klaas.
Case '65-'69 redbone canoe (thanks, Tim):


Klaas autumn brown "golfball jigged" mini canoe (I made up that name for the jigging):


- GT

Stunning bone on that Case Canoe!