What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Gary W. Graley]

Thanks, a lot of good cows gave their lives so I could save up for them as I only buy my toys with the extra funds from leather work or selling a knife to fund the next...

Here's the one I had today again, Le Compagnon

G2

 

[jone]

That's a nice one.

 

[avoidspam]

Very nice Sam :thumbup:

Thanks Jack, same again today

 

[harronek]

Thanks, a lot of good cows gave their lives so I could save up for them as I only buy my toys with the extra funds from leather work or selling a knife to fund the next...

Here's the one I had today again, Le Compagnon

G2

I love my Le Thier with Norwegion Birch handles , but those Stag handled beasties you have make mine look like a poor relation


Ken

 

[bonzodog]

Thanks, a lot of good cows gave their lives so I could save up for them as I only buy my toys with the extra funds from leather work or selling a knife to fund the next...

Here's the one I had today again, Le Compagnon

G2

Pictures of your lovely knife are putting my bank balance at risk

 

[marthinus]

 

[Humppa]

This Böker Canoe is with me today...

 

[Jack Black]

Like your new sig line Andi

 

[Humppa]

Thanks Jack! It took a few days to get into the depths of account changing finding out how it worked...

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack! It took a few days to get into the depths of account changing finding out how it worked...

I imagine you have had your hands full my friend

 

[clutchcarter]

I'm going to try to carry only this tiny little thing for a few days. I hope I don't run into any big jobs that need doin'.

 

[Leadchop54]

Got my burnside riding shotgun today!

 

[mr_badexample]

Nice pic ! I have that very same knife and it's a comfortable, well made little whittler, with an unusual coping blade.

Thank you. Yes it has quite an odd little coping blade doesn't it?

 

[Andya27]

I love my Le Thier with Norwegion Birch handles , but those Stag handled beasties you have make mine look like a poor relation


Ken

This is a stunning knife. I'm deciding between the smaller model and Le Compagnon. Both seem to fill their own niche. With the sleek lines of the knife, I think that Le Compagnon really wouldn't be all that large. And I'll have to go with the stag handles - amazing.

 

[Andya27]

 

[Will Power]

This is a stunning knife. I'm deciding between the smaller model and Le Compagnon. Both seem to fill their own niche. With the sleek lines of the knife, I think that Le Compagnon really wouldn't be all that large. And I'll have to go with the stag handles - amazing.

Le Compagnon is a big knife you know....I use the Compact a lot as a pocket-knife. Only got the Ebony left, the stag was lost months ago, I still mourn....

Today, Ohta again.

Thanks, Will

 

[HFinn]

Alternating between these two lately. Both are small, 150 mm overall, pocket sized knives. The one the right was made by me, the left one is a Kauhavan puukkopaja modell I have modified. The sheaths could use some finishing, as clearly also the knives. I took the plastic liner inside the Kauhava sheath and used it in this pocket sheath.

 

[Woodrow F Call]

The Pioneer is watching on as Little Yeller is about to whip some apple butter.

 

[sunandsteel]

Alternating between these two lately. Both are small, 150 mm overall, pocket sized knives. The one the right was made by me

Outstanding! :thumbup:

 

[HFinn]

Outstanding! :thumbup:

Thank's I have kind of decided that I will in the future start making my own fixed blades. Actually a friend has allready asked to make one for him. Of course from ready made blades.