What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Cool looking knife - care to share some details on it?
It is a custom piece, I have not seen one quite like it. A guy I know who makes custom sheaths had it and sold it to me, he knows the smith who made it. It has chisel grind, overall 13 cm, blade 5 cm. I wrapped the handle with cotton cord soaked in epoxy and made the sheath.
 
Carrying a slim stockman helps you lose weight.
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Nice pictures ! 👍
Thank you Mr C.!
Thrifty with a little mod on the screwdriver. I kinda like the geometry of the blade along with the slight “belly”. Now to get it sharp!View attachment 2693438
I have not trolled the ‘bay for knives lately, but a few years ago, I came across a few Electrians and Hawkbills that had been modded like that. Some well done, some not so. Bought only the bad ones, so I could mod the mods just for fun. Kept one or two, gave one away.

Looks like you’re on your way to a well done mod. I like the shape of your edge.
 
I wonder if that beauty is one of the c.1963 - 1969 RJR Prince Albert promotion knives that cost under $3.⁰⁰ (excluding the cans of Prince Albert)?
If memory serves, they had the "Old Timer" shield.
(I think the same age Coppenhagen promotional knives (also made by Ulster) had a "Coppenhagen" shield.)

The RJR Prince Albert knives were an "Ulster Old Timer". A "Scout Knife" was one of the four options available.

Not all Ulster's made during that period were Old Timer's.
You are indeed correct Steve :) ... I have the Prince Albert set ...

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