What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[sunknife]

these two yesterday and again today

 

[Crappie71]

Just the #39 today.

 

[sunknife]

Todays Carry is one that I seldom carry , but is one that I really like and was very surprised to find a few years back at the Badger Blade Show .
An authentic Cripple Creek Split Back Whittler made in 1986 .

You can post Stag on any day that ends with a " Y "

Harry

I believe that stag whittler found the perfect with you Harry. Sweet knife!
I'm looking forward with meeting up with you and the others later this month at the Badger Knife Show. Got my truck in tip top shape I believe so I won't have any issues like I did last year enroute to the show.

 

[sunknife]

Spring has sprung around here.

I finally got around to waxing and sharpening this old John S. Holler. (1867-1906) It's a little beat up, but it sure gets sharp!

Fantastic vintage knife! I'm partial to sleeveboard pattern knives so that one really caught my eye while scrolling these pages. Well proportioned taper on the handle shape to my eyes, perfect form.

 

[Old Engineer]

I believe that stag whittler found the perfect with you Harry. Sweet knife!
I'm looking forward with meeting up with you and the others later this month at the Badger Knife Show. Got my truck in tip top shape I believe so I won't have any issues like I did last year enroute to the show.

I intend to be there Greg .

Harry

 

[mac0731]

Too many knives?

 

[Buck_Fan]

Today's carry.

642810589_10241875221326310_2509635416131929741_n by Bill Friggle Photography, on Flickr

 

[r8shell]

Fantastic vintage knife! I'm partial to sleeveboard pattern knives so that one really caught my eye while scrolling these pages. Well proportioned taper on the handle shape to my eyes, perfect form.

Thank you, I agree about the handle shape. Not only that, but being a split back whittler, the handle has a distal taper!

 

[DaleS]

 

[afishhunter]

A couple of spring-colored Rough Riders are my Canoes of the Week. The weather guy on TV this morning said March 1 is the start of "meteorological spring" but it's just a coincidence that these two canoes happen to be up for carry this week.
A sunny yellow synthetic carbon steel RR canoe:

A green-as-spring-grass Stroke of Luck canoe (that I ought to bring out again in a couple of weeks for St. Patrick's Day):

- GT

AMAZING!!!
I isn't the only one here with those two canoes!
(tho i mite be the only 1 here that pairs them with their matching 4.25" closed stockmans ... )

 

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