What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[DaveHS]

Ty Meades Lannys clip , with some very nice vintage Westinghouse Micarta
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What a beautiful knife! Thys makes some of the finest folders going.

 

[DaveHS]

Stopped at Chateau d’Angers, Chateau d’Usse (Sleeping Beauty) n Chateau de Chambord (Beauty and the Beast) today n snagged up a local treat.

Beautiful shots. Is that the chateau where the famous Chambord liqueur is produced? Love that 4-door Citroen!

 

[DaveHS]

Bonus pic

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Will Power]

These Micarta GECs are both elegant and workmanlike

 

[EJM73]

 

[Will Power]

Carried this one all day . One of my all time favorites .

The USPS guy delivered these way after dark . No idea why he was so late .

I was tired of not being able to carry a Stag Handled knife every day without having to worry about Verdigris . A dealer had a Sale and I took advantage of it . No brass Liners or Pins = No Verdigris . I have some Nicer Stag than this but these will do for now . Well made knives . Not real happy about where these are made But .

Harry

I know what you mean Harry....All steel for preference me, especially with Stag or light Bone. The GEC is a fantastic carry and user but your newest editions will, I believe, prove to be very useful as working-knives. I have the Gunstock in Stag and found it more than OK in finish and cutting ability. My only criticism is an aesthetic one, the blade is rather short in proportion to the handle. Nice blade on that curvy one (Sowbelly type?) these will do in the garden

Regards, Will

 

[Will Power]

Using this long one today, Queen's version of the Slimline Trapper. The ACSB handles are very attractive and the D2 once sharpened is hardy. Some people claim D2 hardly patinates, this I've found not to be the case. However, you don't seem to be able to remove it or shine it like carbon, you're stuck with it blotchy or not The only answer, use on

 

[Travman]

 

[screened porch]

 

[Ironbut]

Four degrees this morning. That's the lowest it's gotten here so far this Winter.

 

[5K Qs]

Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is a little horn Joker I bought from a US vendor in 2018:

Work Knife of the Week is a Rough Ryder Tater Skin small linerlock work knife (thanks, Alan):

- GT

 

[sunknife]

Carried the Winchester moose pattern the past three days. Today a Boker and a Moore Maker went into the pockets.

 

[pat9198]

 

[Old Engineer]

I know what you mean Harry....All steel for preference me, especially with Stag or light Bone. The GEC is a fantastic carry and user but your newest editions will, I believe, prove to be very useful as working-knives. I have the Gunstock in Stag and found it more than OK in finish and cutting ability. My only criticism is an aesthetic one, the blade is rather short in proportion to the handle. Nice blade on that curvy one (Sowbelly type?) these will do in the garden

Regards, Will

Thank you Will . I agree with you on the Blade Length . It does look like there is enough room in the well for the blade to be another 1/8 " . As is , the blade length will work for me .

Harry

 

[sceva]

this one has become one of my favorites

 

[The Fort]

Day 2, at home sick in bed, with the stomach flu !

 

[unclekurty]

Bunny Knife.

 

[SCFlyGuy]

View attachment 3046503Day 2, at home sick in bed, with the stomach flu !

Hope you’re on the mend. My wife has also been fighting a stomach bug the last couple of days … not fun!!

 

[Modoc ED]

Going to town for various errands. Carrying a Burnt Oat SS Barn Shield Mini-Trapper.




Cindy went out for "Pooper Scooper" duty yesterday afternoon and found that "Abby" the Hoarder had relocated her tooth paste tube to a new hidey hole. It's the same tooth paste tube she's been burying since we got her ten months ago. Abby is staring at it like she's never seen it before.