What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[eschwebach]

Been giving my moderns some love lately so I haven't posted in a while, back with the Norfolk today.

 

[gr8dismal]

3 blade electrician:

&this morning's casualty report:

 

[Woodrow F Call]

Hope the thumb heals well, Paul, sounds painful.

Thanks Duane and SAK.

Don't let our teasing discourage you from posting those fine knives of yours. I enjoy seeing them.

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Haven't got a pic yet but in my pocket is the 2013 GEC Blade Forum's Traditional Congress Jack.

So far seems to be the most elegant knife we've done so far.

 

[MT Damascus]

Don't let our teasing discourage you from posting those fine knives of yours. I enjoy seeing them.

Thanks Woodrow, I enjoy sharing them. Have a great day everyone, it is above 20F today, feels like summer.

 

[Hammer67]

Erik - that is a serious beauty. I love everything about it. :thumbup:

Been giving my moderns some love lately so I haven't posted in a while, back with the Norfolk today.

My trusty Woodland Special in dark curly maple today:

 

[SAK Guy]

Don't let our teasing discourage you from posting those fine knives of yours. I enjoy seeing them.

Yeah MT, I was just joshing ya....really beautiful "jaw dropping" knives!!!

 

[eschwebach]

Thank you SH, that is a very nice BRK as well. Maple is my favorite wood for knife handles and yours is a wonderful representation.

Erik

 

[Stich2442]

Pete

 

[sitflyer]

Beeen carrying my Otter Webermesser and my Boy's Knife today


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That Webermesser looks to be a great pattern Jack!

Two beauties!!


Just an old Boker

Thanks Gev Man, that Boker sure is a sweet Hawk :thumbup:, I love the wood grain, how's the other cover look?

 

[SAK Guy]

Boker Ebony Jack and the Douk-Douk today!

 

[HFinn]

I quess having these in my bag is totin' them.

 

[gr8dismal]

Boker Ebony Jack and the Douk-Douk today!

Prime Boker example:thumbup: I got one comin'- are they stainless or carbon steel?

Jus' curious.

...Douk's are hard to leave in the drawer.

 

[SAK Guy]

Prime Boker example:thumbup: I got one comin'- are they stainless or carbon steel?

Jus' curious.'

...Douk's are hard to leave in the drawer.

Thanks! I was told this Boker was a mid 90's knife when I got it. It is carbon steel and every bit as tight and snappy as my #85 GEC. I wish I had another one but have never seen one for sale. The "Boker Ebony Jack" name was from a knife glossary list that showed the same knife although the scales on mine were listed as "composite"in the "bay"ad.

I wouldn't take for it!

 

[Gevonovich]

Thanks Gev Man, that Boker sure is a sweet Hawk :thumbup:, I love the wood grain, how's the other cover look?

Thank you sir!! The other cover is more straight grain but still beautiful in its own right.

 

[rune1279]

Ever notice how your standard for sharpness moves upward over time? And every once in a while, you find yourself reluctant to carry a knife that has been left-behind by that standard, until you can get it up to snuff?

That’s what happened to this little conductor -- which situation it protested by biting me last night. Point taken. I stropped it a bit (just to have the last word, really), and it accompanies me today.

--Mark

 

[Humppa]

CASE Texas Jack was with me today

 

[pistonsandgears]

 

[confucius37]

 

[puukkoman]

Nice one!
This one just came to me yesterday, so it's in my coat pocket today (and for the forseeable future... makes a handy coat-pocket-carry). It was in a load of nice, old tools that belonged to my uncle's father before he passed. Said uncle is selling his house to travel around the world (!!!), and passed on a ton of cool old stuff to me, this knife included.

Pictured here with my tools today at work: