What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[338375]

Ole faithful today

Gotta love the old 8OT's.. That looks like a nice one

Doesn't look like he took too much off.It looks worthy:thumbup:

Thanks Steve. She still has lotsa blade left, I'm just havin a hard time getting use to the shiny blades on an old SW

My old Kabar stag Stockman.

Thats a great lookin old Kabar :thumbup:

That is a dandy.

I had one and lost it somehow, one of the very few knives I have lost.

Hopefully it will turn up someday when you least expect it. I've only lost one knife, fortunately I hadn't had it long enough to bond with it.

 

[navihawk]

This ones going in my pocket for the AM. Throw it in the soup for a bath.
1891-1895

 

[lwt210]

Off duty today and wearing sweats around the house....

Good little slippie that won't make the sweats sag.

 

[yobbos1]

Been working this one today. It's really starting to get a nice patina.

 

[emperorwang]

I've been carrying this baby on my belt the last few days. The crappy cell phone pic doesn't even do her justice. It's an Anza. You can't see the relief from the file still visible on the ricasso, or the intricate jimping on the spine.

 

[ms3902]

This found it's way into my pocket this morning. And while it is bigger than what I usually carry I found it to be a good size for cutting my lunch of buffalo chicken horseshoe.

 

[JAB]

Well, I was carrying this...

until I used it to open the package containing this...

which promptly went in my pocket.

 

[markksr]

...
until I used it to open the package containing this...

C'est magnifique!

Every time I reach in my pocket and pull out my Barlow it's like finding a jewel-encrusted golden box with a piece of my favorite candy inside...

 

[JAB]

Nice!:thumbup:

Y'know, the funny thing is that when I think "slipjoint" the Barlow pattern is what I picture mentally (even though my oldest knife memories are of pens, stockmen, SAKs, etc. - weird, huh?).

C'est magnifique!

Thank you, sir.

 

[crossada]

GEC burnt stag 3 spring whittler

 

[338375]

This ones going in my pocket for the AM. Throw it in the soup for a bath.
1891-1895

That one has aged well Steve. Nice lookin bone, blades look good, and an unusual shield... :thumbup:

 

[neeman]

C'est magnifique!

Every time I reach in my pocket and pull out my Barlow it's like finding a jewel-encrusted golden box with a piece of my favorite candy inside...

I have one on the way to me
It will meet me in California

 

[navihawk]

That one has aged well Steve. Nice lookin bone, blades look good, and an unusual shield... :thumbup:

Thanks Mike. It feels like it's new. It was definately taken care of. I have more shots over in old knives. It was an import of Robeson.

 

[pipedreams308]

My companions for today. Northwoods Scagel #11 and a Vic Soldier.

 

[crbauhs]

My companions for today. Northwoods Scagel #11 and a Vic Soldier.

Now that is a nicely used Scagel. I regret trading mine. Wish I could do a do over.

 

[mshambone]

Pipedreams308, Nice looking Scagel you got there!! Matt

 

[pipedreams308]

Thanks!

 

[yobbos1]

Couldn't decide on my preferred blade steel today so I took 'em both to work.:thumbup:

 

[Peregrin]

I happened upon this Schrade Kious Reverse Congress that I forgot about. It ended up in my pocket today. Great little knife.

The image was from A.G Russells website when he had them for sale. I never took any pics of this one.

 

[emperorwang]

yobbos, is that black SB reprofiled?