What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[majorpain1]

Not a whole lot to see today but it was a lovely day.

 

[Primble]

Here’s to all you knife toters!

And speaking of Serpentine Jacks…
When I was looking for Schrade 294s, I found my Primble Belknap like yours. Even though it shows a little more use than yours, it’s got that nice peachseed bone. I tote a 294 quite often, but usually one of my delrin ones. I rarely drop a knife, but I’d much rather drop delrin than that fine old bone.

The 294 and 913 are fine old knives. I really like mine. I think that I only have one delrin knife and it was gifted to me. I suppose you are right, but, I hardly ever drop a knife. Keeping a firm grip with my left hand usually prevents that. I liked your "Here's to all knife toters" quite a bit. I bet that is pretty accurate too.

 

[321Bandaid]

Not even the angle I was heading for. Although a CRK fixed blade in a small of the back sheath would work.

I was actually looking at one of those not long ago.The "backpacker", I think it was.

 

[Rufus1949]

The knife I'm posting tonight is NOT one of the knives assigned to me this week by my weekly rotation schedule. It IS a knife that's been hanging out on the kitchen counter for the past couple of months. I've used it frequently for food prep during that time.

Bob Rufus1949 hosted a GAW/contest in the Guardians of the Lambsfoot thread back in the second half of August. He offered a fantastic lambsfoot as a prize to the participant who submitted the closest estimate to the number of coffee beans Bob had in a wine glass. I did NOT win that contest. In fact, my estimate was the worst of any participant, and Bob graciously offered me a "worst guess" prize to console me for my ineptitude. Soon after Labor Day, I received the Böker Barlow shown below.

I'm not generally a big fan of the Barlow pattern, although the @Jack Black SFO Hartshead lambsfoot Barlow is hard for me to keep out of my pocket. And I've always admired these Böker Barlows with the tree bolster stamp (this one with the clip main is model 493), so this generous gift from Bob has provided me much consolation. Thanks again, Bob, for your thoughtful generosity!
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- GT

It was my pleasure Gary.

 

[AusLoX]

 

[BrotherJim]

Thrifty Thursday Buck Canoe

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[RLB0414]

I might have to "borrow" this. It is so true

I wonder what the leeks will get paired with? Whatever the pairing, I know it will be tasty.

I was actually looking at one of those not long ago.The "backpacker", I think it was.

The rabbit hole is self filling and calling you.
Had I been more into knives 20 years ago, I would actually be less into them know. I would have bought a couple CRK's and been done. Oh well

 

[Travman]

 

[EJM73]

Case Russlock for Thursday.

https://imgur.com/dmLgVS7

 

[The Fort]

Got this Rough Rider with me at work today.

 

[Will Power]

Queen Cutlery #20
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One of Queen's best scales, I put the WCSB above ACSB but both rule

 

[Sacto]

Have a great day!

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Two beauties, Jon. Love the handles on both.

The knife I'm posting tonight is NOT one of the knives assigned to me this week by my weekly rotation schedule. It IS a knife that's been hanging out on the kitchen counter for the past couple of months. I've used it frequently for food prep during that time.

Bob Rufus1949 hosted a GAW/contest in the Guardians of the Lambsfoot thread back in the second half of August. He offered a fantastic lambsfoot as a prize to the participant who submitted the closest estimate to the number of coffee beans Bob had in a wine glass. I did NOT win that contest. In fact, my estimate was the worst of any participant, and Bob graciously offered me a "worst guess" prize to console me for my ineptitude. Soon after Labor Day, I received the Böker Barlow shown below.

I'm not generally a big fan of the Barlow pattern, although the @Jack Black SFO Hartshead lambsfoot Barlow is hard for me to keep out of my pocket. And I've always admired these Böker Barlows with the tree bolster stamp (this one with the clip main is model 493), so this generous gift from Bob has provided me much consolation. Thanks again, Bob, for your thoughtful generosity!
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- GT

That Boker tree is one of my favorite bolster stamps.

 

[ferider]

 

[WinMag775]

 

[pat9198]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Camillus X 2, 68 & 23.

 

[lambertiana]

 

[Primble]

T. Turner & Co. "Encore", circa 1830-37 ....... hard snapping old stag pruner with natural patina, which has withstood the test of time.
Felt like toting my William Tell, Lion of Lucerne pen as well.

 

[Ironbut]

I try not to post every day because it's been these same two for two months.