What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Old Boy said:
@sitflyer

Because i live only a few minutes away from the old factories, where all these wonderful (Solingen) knives are made, it's that easy, to search for the best... and find them :)
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That is very cool! And I for one, am glad that you find them and share them with all of us here :)
 
Cheap knife-show Ulster Scout, kind of a fixer-upper with one faded scale (this side), but a good full blade.

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sunandsteel said:
There's that peanut again. :p So if I carry my chestnut bone for two years in pocket, it will age like this?
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I guess it would look even more worn if I tossed it in my pocket with other items, I've always carried mine in my coin pocket with my Zippo like this, had one peanut induced blowout.

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Pete
 
Excited like a kid on Christmas morning when the mail man came today. Hope everyone has a great holiday.

Nick

 
nmcbride said:
Excited like a kid on Christmas morning when the mail man came today. Hope everyone has a great holiday.

Nick

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If that's what the mailman brought you I'd be excited too Nick!!! More pictures if you could? Gorgeous knife!!!

Merry Christmas!!!

Paul
 
These fine fellows were waiting for me when I got home from work. Popped the #76 into me pocketses! :D

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GEC Tidioute #15 Radio in Antique Yellow jigged bone, GEC Northfield #76 Western Outlaw in Blood Red jigged bone and Buck 302 Solitaire

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-Brett
 
Nice homecoming Brett, all three nice & I to would've pocketed the #76. Any one of them honestly---all nice knives!!!

Happy Holidays!!!

Paul
 



Recently picked up this smooth '74 3318HE. Blades really walk and talk and has great pocket worn feel. I've been using this a lot along with a 61OT. Really like the carbon blades on the Schrade and this is a great pattern. Merry Christmas!
 
I've carried my boy's knife all week. A couple days ago, I really put it in a bad spot and got black sealer on the blade. I wiped it off with a rag, but there is definitely a rubbery residue on the blade that I now have to remove. It's just a rite of passage for the knife though and now it has really gotten it's "goo" merit badge.

I'll try to get a decent picture of the blade before I tackle the de-goo-ing of the blade. It still works fine for normal every day knifing even with the "goo" on the blade. It may be difficult to remove, I don't know. I'll probably use lacquer thinner, but I have to be careful around the Nife Brite covers with that stuff.

Ed J
 





Just received a couple of new Tina's in the post , just in time for Christmas .
I've got a couple more coming , they are the same model as the older knife in the picture , it is my all time favorite knife.
The fixed blade one will be my leather making knife , the others will be carried daily .


Ken
 
It'll be the Le Trappeur, the larger of the three shown here, just arrived...yesterday now lol

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Pretty rugged rascal!
G2
 
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