What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[U.C.O.K.]

It's a mammoth ivory.

 

[*snowflake*]

a real old 1940's - 50's colonial 4 1/4 inch 2 blade with hi-carbon steel, trapper pattern with a distinctive serpentine frame. razor sharp is an understatement.

colt

 

[JatMat]

Today for the first time.

 

[Jenner 515]

A GEC Tidioute Cattleman in Cobblestone bone.

 

[Psychopomp]

Today I left my Spyderco at home and carried my late grandfather's Schrade Walden 8OT.

Soon, very soon, I'll be carrying my new Queen #31 two blade congress. It's still not sharp, but I've finally got a sharpen-able edge ground on the master blade, so it shouldn't be too much longer until it's sharp. Hopefully in the next week or two it'll be riding in my pocket. I can't wait.

 

[mmarkh]

I'm going to carry my Case large Stockman cv amber bone.

 

[sunnyd]

Today for the first time.

Holy Moly James!. SHE's a Beauty! :thumbup:

The scales--slabs resembles the old timey slow process yellow--resin (or some such) Bernie Levine has taught us about that was employed by old style Cutlers in days gone by.. What exactly are those 'purdy' scales you have on that Trapper knife that Rick has adorned her with??



Anthony

 

[sunnyd]

Have had this one in my right front pocket all day since this morning. Been missing my good ole fashion Stockman patterns..

Anthony

 

[STDK]

Today it is a Case Redbone Peanut with carbon steel blades. Got it from a fellow forum memeber here.

 

[338375]

Have had this one in my right front pocket all day since this morning. Been missing my good ole fashion Stockman patterns..

Anthony

:thumbup: Thats a beauty Anthony

 

[sunnyd]

:thumbup: Thats a beauty Anthony

Thanks, my very kind Blade-Brother, Mike. She's an oldy but goodie.

 

[navihawk]

Nice Kutmaster Tony. thats what the stamp looks like anyways...

 

[Durbin]

SunnyD,
That is a great looking stockman, that bone has fantastic color!

and oh yeah... I carried my new case bose norfolk again today.

 

[sunnyd]

You all have a very good eye for bone!. That there is a vintage Kutmaster-Utica (don't know what year exactly) in authentic and vintage "Rogers Bone"..

I do have a question if anyone can answer it that Bernie Levine didn't even know.. The (4) line stamp reads:

KUTMASTER {over} UTICA, N.Y. {over} U.S.A. {over} T

Does anybody know what the ' T ' stands for??

I'd be obliged for any ideas here.

Thanks,
Anthony

 

[JatMat]

You all have a very good eye for bone!. That there is a vintage Kutmaster-Utica (don't know what year exactly) in authentic and vintage "Rogers Bone"..

I do have a question if anyone can answer it that Bernie Levine didn't even know.. The (4) line stamp reads:

KUTMASTER {over} UTICA, N.Y. {over} U.S.A. {over} T

Does anybody know what the ' T ' stands for??

I'd be obliged for any ideas here.

Thanks,
Anthony

The T stands for Todd, now give it back.

 

[sunnyd]

The T stands for Todd, now give it back.

Dag-Nabbit.. I knew I shoulda kept my silly mouth shut!.

 

[JatMat]

Dag-Nabbit.. I knew I shoulda kept my silly mouth shut!.

Yep, I will be sending a UPS call tag soon, get that sucker ready.
Jim

 

[sunnyd]

Yep, I will be sending a UPS call tag soon, get that sucker ready.
Jim

As Homer Simpson would likely have been heard to say after this type event, "D'OHH"!! ..





Anthony

 

[ms3902]

 

[338375]

The T stands for Todd, now give it back.

Yep, I will be sending a UPS call tag soon, get that sucker ready.
Jim

Very smooth

I've been rackin my brain (not that there is much there) and I can't figure out what the "T" might be for. I wonder if anyone over in the Schrade s/f might have an idea? Then again if Bernard don't know, I'm not sure there is an answer for it