What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Modoc ED]

Those were the days Frank knarfeng . This one from 2007. A SFO for Cumberland Knife Works.

 

[oldmanwilly]

 

[Old Engineer]

These 2 today :

Harry

 

[Buckeye Sharp]

This pair from the ‘woods, today

 

[Charr]

I always have my Jennings Zulu on me lately, but seeing the photos of the other old school CEC trappers here got me wanting to grab mine out too
Working from home today, so just there for the occasional fidget and fondle, but I might throw it in the pocket for tomorrow to get some good use too.

 

[Sharp & Fiery]

Those were the days Frank knarfeng . This one from 2007. A SFO for Cumberland Knife Works.

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And a beauty at that, Ed!

 

[lambertiana]

I love the fog. It makes me feel like I’m in a surreal movie.
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You’d love living in San Francisco especially in the fog belt where I’m located

I used to live in SF (Excelsior) and the fog there doesn't hold a candle to the fog we get in the San Joaquin Valley during the winter. Fog here is defined by lines - a three line fog means you can see three of the stripes on the pavement ahead of you. Two line fogs are not that uncommon. Of course, so are multi car pileups and accidents on the back roads where people blow through stop signs because they just don't see them. There have been times when I needed to turn left across the oncoming lane and I rolled down the window to listen for traffic because there was no way I was going to see it. Yet some people here insist on driving 80 mph in the dense fog. When I lived in Stockton I knew a guy who worked for a medical lab and he told me that in order to keep their sample delivery schedule during the winter they would drive at normal freeway speed on the freeway with one of their wheels on the bumps between the lanes so they could tell if they were still on track.

 

[lambertiana]

Those were the days Frank knarfeng . This one from 2007. A SFO for Cumberland Knife Works.

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Of all the knives I have sold, I regret that one more than most. C'est la vie.

 

[echoscout]

 

[DaveHS]

Cheers Sharp & Fiery
Coleman and the Porch!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

These are two of my most favorite slipjoints.

The Bison Belly has only seen the cutting of envelopes and packaging so far. I’m having a difficult time putting it to food use because the etch is just so cool! I supposed, over time, I’ll have to bite the bullet and really use it to appreciate it to its fullest extent.

The Caterpillar knife I rescued from a second hand store and has been one of my most exciting finds. It has notched backsprings to mimic the tread on a bulldozer…it is really quite special.

Have a wonderful day, Porch!

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The day you leave the slip behind will be the day it becomes a User

 

[Sharp & Fiery]

The day you leave the slip behind will be the day it becomes a User

Funny but true.

 

[black mamba]

Home from a 200 mile all day round trip to the doctor's and slipped my little Robey in pocket. Thanks again, Bob, I love this little guy!