What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[321Bandaid]

30F and overcast today. Ten mph wind out of the NE, which is a little unusual since most our wind tends to come out of the west. Several inches of snow predicted for tomorrow. Yellow Delrin to brighten this otherwise dreary day
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I hate I missed those! Errr...

 

[321Bandaid]

 

[TheFactor]

 

[Jakeywax31]

Stag Charlie lamb and my Valentines gift from my wife. I opened it early when it came in the mail . These 80s and 90s Winchesters are great.

 

[pat9198]

 

[RLB0414]

Did I actually use either of these yesterday?
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Better tote them again to be sure.

Looks like an old milk churn in the first picture?

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Farmer's duo is what this pairing reminds this former farmer of. These pair up nicely

 

[holo07]

This such a great knife, takes an edge in a minute.

 

[Buck_Fan]

Case Canoe by Bill Friggle Photography, on Flickr

 

[mbkr]

I hate I missed those! Errr...

I feel the same way about the CV sawcut brown bone

This yellow one is one I actually bought in person at a brick and mortar store

 

[Oldy]

Exceeded characters I think

 

[mitch13]

Stag day

 

[AZGabe]

 

[5K Qs]

Canoes of the Week are a Marble's Ram's Horn canoe

and a Buck amber jigged bone canoe that Walmart sold back in 2018.

A couple of other things I've been toting this week and last week are a couple of fantastic leather pocket slips that Jeremy sbh06 generously sent me back at the end of January:

I've been having a fine time putting different knives in these sheaths each day: small, medium, and large in length and in thickness, different cover materials. I'm not a pocket slip connoisseur, but my "experiments" suggest that I'm happy putting ANY knife in either of these sheaths! A small knife sits way below the opening and a large knife sticks out past the opening a bit, but either size is easily accessed/removed by just squeezing the sides of the slip and tipping the knife out. Thanks very much for the fine examples of your craftsmanship, Jeremy!

Oh, and Jeremy must also be some kind of detective or clairvoyant, because he discerned somehow that I'm partial to the canoe pattern, and he also thoughtfully sent me this Buck canoe with jigged bone handles:

Definitely a handsome example that floats my boat! Thanks again, Jeremy!

- GT

 

[Rufus1949]

Canoes of the Week are a Marble's Ram's Horn canoe

and a Buck amber jigged bone canoe that Walmart sold back in 2018.

A couple of other things I've been toting this week and last week are a couple of fantastic leather pocket slips that Jeremy sbh06 generously sent me back at the end of January:

I've been having a fine time putting different knives in these sheaths each day: small, medium, and large in length and in thickness, different cover materials. I'm not a pocket slip connoisseur, but my "experiments" suggest that I'm happy putting ANY knife in either of these sheaths! A small knife sits way below the opening and a large knife sticks out past the opening a bit, but either size is easily accessed/removed by just squeezing the sides of the slip and tipping the knife out. Thanks very much for the fine examples of your craftsmanship, Jeremy!

Oh, and Jeremy must also be some kind of detective or clairvoyant, because he discerned somehow that I'm partial to the canoe pattern, and he also thoughtfully sent me this Buck canoe with jigged bone handles:

Definitely a handsome example that floats my boat! Thanks again, Jeremy!

- GT

Gary, another nice yacht for your fleet.
Very generous of Jeremy.

 

[sbh06]

Canoes of the Week are a Marble's Ram's Horn canoe

and a Buck amber jigged bone canoe that Walmart sold back in 2018.

A couple of other things I've been toting this week and last week are a couple of fantastic leather pocket slips that Jeremy sbh06 generously sent me back at the end of January:

I've been having a fine time putting different knives in these sheaths each day: small, medium, and large in length and in thickness, different cover materials. I'm not a pocket slip connoisseur, but my "experiments" suggest that I'm happy putting ANY knife in either of these sheaths! A small knife sits way below the opening and a large knife sticks out past the opening a bit, but either size is easily accessed/removed by just squeezing the sides of the slip and tipping the knife out. Thanks very much for the fine examples of your craftsmanship, Jeremy!

Oh, and Jeremy must also be some kind of detective or clairvoyant, because he discerned somehow that I'm partial to the canoe pattern, and he also thoughtfully sent me this Buck canoe with jigged bone handles:

Definitely a handsome example that floats my boat! Thanks again, Jeremy!

- GT

Thanks Gary, I’m very happy that you’re been able to put them t good use. You are most welcome.

 

[Primble]

Nice pairs !

Striking bone color and jigging after the dye job. Very classy treatment of the steel too. You sure no how to bring out the beauty in a knife.

Very nice of you to say and most appreciated !

 

[Pirate63]

 

[sunknife]

 

[KentuckyBlackBird]

 

[Pt-Luso]