What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[freezergeezer]

Back to my Opinel no.7 at the moment.

 

[KnifeHead]

The Good Ole Orange Crush Knutty from Kerry

possibly the only orange pocket knife to ever be tested under 100ft of water and brought back to tell about it. :thumbup:

 

[hunterfisher808]

Trusty little swayback today

 

[Blues]

This terrific "Lanny's Clip" by Kerry Hampton. Man, but does that 52100 ever take a wicked edge!

 

[Durbin]

Elliot,
I drool a little every time I see that knife. Kerry made a good one there.

Barritt

 

[cnas122]

Today I'm carrying my Kerry LC. Couldn't let Elliot have all the fun.

 

[oldrifleman]

I figured I would continue the Kerry trend. Just got this one yesterday and it has it's first scratch, But it cuts a mean apple quite nicely.

 

[Capt. Carl]

 

[Blues]

Elliot,
I drool a little every time I see that knife. Kerry made a good one there.

Barritt

Thank you, Barritt. Good to hear from you. It's been a while.

 

[thejamppa]

I had today my Case Sodbuster Jr stainless. Very good working knife.

 

[navihawk]

There's just something about Queens. Today I have my Mooremaker 5300.

 

[augustus88]

I've been carrying my medium Case CV Texas Jack in the middle for a couple of days now. It started out life with Amber Jigged Bone scales, but I used some Fiebing's dye to make it "antique green."

 

[Bastid]

Had the kindred spirit with hunterfisher808 today.

 

[Dirt Boss]

Today its my Buck 110 w/finger grooves.

 

[Ed Gordon]

Recent one- Otha wharncliff Blade is just under 3" carries well!

 

[citizensoldierNY]

Carried the Case Sodbuster I recieved to day. Man what a great knife, super sharp and feels great in the hand. Opened a box with it this evening, can't wait to find more work for it to do

 

[jager2]

My usual. about all I have...

 

[navihawk]

 

[neeman]

S&M Stockman 3 1/2" 17th series 2007
I really like this knife
A great size
Very sharp
The jigging you could die for......

The spring on the sheepsfoot is very strong and the nail nick a little bit shallow.. but fine...
And I scratched the sheepsfoot blade...but is shaving sharp

 

[338375]

I've been carrying my medium Case CV Texas Jack in the middle for a couple of days now. It started out life with Amber Jigged Bone scales, but I used some Fiebing's dye to make it "antique green."

Nicely done job with the dye. I've never been a fan of the amber bone scales, but you made that one look great. Maybe I'll get one now and send it to you to fix it up

Its nice to see some new pics that I haven't seen before :thumbup:

Ed, isn't that an unusual color for an Ohta ? I don't recall seeing any with the red tint to them.