What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Still in St. Paul, MN (technically WEST St. Paul, I'm told) visiting my daughter and son-in-law at the house they bought recently. My wife and I have spent several half-days doing yard work, mostly pulling weeds along fences or in various garden plots. Kind of small 1950s post-war house, but it has a BIG back yard (which is great for their dog Cash) and a much newer 2-stall garage. Anyway, too busy to post yesterday, and after this morning in the yard again, this afternoon is too hot (90s) to do volunteer yard work outside! So I'll post knives I'm carrying this week that I'd normally post on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider stag sowbelly stockman, one of my favorite knives:
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Work Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider camp/scout knife with very old-style can opener:
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Case Knife of the Week is an amber bone mini trapper that isn't quite factory stock. It started out with clip and cap lifter blades, but black mamba black mamba traded the cap lifter with the spay blade from a sowbelly stockman he had to make the legendary Beer Belly Stockman. He kindly sent me the modified mini trapper after the switch (thanks, Jeff).
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Colonial/Imperial/Schrade Knife of the Week is a Colonial clip/caplifter jack with almost a wire frame (thanks, Dave):
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- GT
 
Carrying this Schrade 80T Stockman today. Belonged to a Navy Shipmate and was passed down to me when he passed. He was not a talented sharpener but it was OK sharp when I got it. Off to the Post Office to mail a few bills then on to the Wagon Wheel Cafe for carry-out hamburgers to bring home for lunch.

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