What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Carrying this wee Thomas Turner penknife Today.



And my Castor :)

 
In a pen knife mood today as I have a few new ones, so I'm starting off with a blue bone Case Eisenhower, one that I haven't gotten a pic of yet. Northwoods Ebony Norfolk after work, and I'll be carrying two Schatt and Morgan's over the weekend too, an abalone Senator and a small stag pen.

If I could only take photos as nice as you guys!

Z
 
Case Peanut & Böker Congress were with me today... my so-called "Pete-setup" ;)



... both patterns are really great to carry :)
 
A knife that I think get's overlooked. It's slim with a great pair of blades (Big Spear, Little Spear Pen) and the rounded bolsters are nice in the hand and pocket. Tidioute Indian Girl Canoe in Buffalo Horn:

 
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~ P.
 
Pjake said:
Thanks a lot. The #66 is at the top of my favorites also. Had let a NF 66 in Rotten Banana bone go some time ago, and since sought out the green Tidioute. Was fortunately able to trade for one. Several weeks ago I purchased the 66 Calf Roper in ebony, and am very much enjoying it also. I'll also wait to see what the next run will be when GEC gets around to it. Go for the Stag...it's just hanging around waiting to be put to work.

Peter
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Well, I would....but I'm not ready to abandon my Ebony yet. :rolleyes: Such hard choices we have.
 
Humppa said:
Case Peanut & Böker Congress were with me today... my so-called "Pete-setup" ;)



... both patterns are really great to carry :)
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That's funny Andi, I saw your picture and said to myself " nice setup "
Then I read what you wrote and it made me laugh
Have a good day my friend,
Pete
 
mykel m said:
I have this guy on me today.I love the long slender Clip & Sheeps foot combo.
Schrade+ USA 93OT.

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I just noticed this pattern in a catalog the other day. First time I've ever seen an old timer like this and I immediately wanted one. I've always thought. Stockman without the spey blade would be the perfect knife. The catalog called it "the wrangler" and was selling them new and made in china. So my question is: was this pattern ever made in the USA before they shipped manufacturing overseas? I don't know anything about schrades - new or old. Thanks ~
 
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