What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[MT Damascus]

Tim Steingass Loveless drop point and a Joel Chamblin sleeveboard whittler, Claude Scott sheath w/ elephant inlay

Kris

 

[Beard&Owl]

I never get tired of seeing that sleeveboard. One of my favorite patterns and that one takes the cake.

 

[2Dead]

That is real nice! I like how he's tucked everything away on such a narrow frame

Sam

Trand - thanks for posting the additional pictures. I like that trapper more every time I see it. :thumbup:

Trand,

I agree - it is a beautiful knife!

Thanks guys, it really is one of my favorites. Btw, its 3 5/8" closed and weighs 2.2 oz. I'm carrying my stag #33 today along with a moho'ing slipjoint.

 

[Jack Black]

It looks as though that radio sfo is going to become a regular jack, Jack

I think so Paul, in many ways it is my ideal EDC. My very first knife was a similar pattern, funny that it's taken me over 45 years of carrying knives to get back to where I started!

Jack that is the brusletto hallingskarvet. It makes a great little pocket fixed blade.
That's a beautiful ebony radio! :thumbup:

Thanks Brian, I've had quite a few Brusletto knives and found them all to be good. I gave my Gubben away a few years ago, but I came across a Gubben blade in my stuff a while back. Have to do something with it sometime

 

[Sjostygg]

Hasn't hopped the pocket in weeks.

 

[MT Damascus]

I never get tired of seeing that sleeveboard. One of my favorite patterns and that one takes the cake.

Thank you kindly, Rob, the action on this one has to be felt to be truly appreciated. Joel builds an incredible knife.

Kris

 

[Andya27]

Ooh ooh ooh. That's beautiful. Always liked that blue camel bone.

Thanks, guys for the positive comments on the Madison Barlow. This is one large folder.

 

[Professor]

 

[Primble]

TC Charlow with single sheepsfoot blade.

Very nice Charlow Mark. :thumbup:

Soldier and 194OT

Nice choice and that blade is lookin' mighty fine on the OT. :thumbup:

Great pic Primble :thumbup:

Many thanks Jack and you already know that I really like your Jacks and the picture as well. :thumbup:

 

[Peregrin]

Stream-side again today. Brought my Cramer LC Jr along.

 

[avoidspam]

Lovely Cramer Gary



Double O1 goodness for me.

Sam

 

[Old & In The Way]

Lots of gorgeous and interesting knives posted today. I'm carrying this little ebony dogleg.

 

[Humppa]

Charlow was with me today...

 

[Peregrin]

Lovely Cramer Gary

Sam

Thanks, Sam. Brent makes a real nice knife. That's a good lookin' pair you're carrying today.

 

[Gevonovich]

I cant decide who's to call out!!

Kris ...the loveless drop point...wow!

Sam...that Fiddleback goodness...yummy

Stephen ...a very nice dogleg

Andi...always nice to see that Charlow

Gary...I wish a river ran through it over here

Three Spring Goodness in my pocket today

 

[harronek]

Soldier and 194OT

Great choice :thumbup:
I don't know what it is about the 1940T but I just love mine .


Ken

 

[A.l.e.x.]

Hello!

Today, a modern Friction Folder by Ohta and my newest Case/Bose arrival:

Regards,
Alex

 

[Old & In The Way]

Three Spring Goodness in my pocket today

What a beautiful and interesting knife. Between the long bolsters, the bar shield (is it just my eyesight or is that one curved slightly?), and 3 back springs - There's a lot going on, and a lot to like. Very nice! :thumbup:

By the way, who's the maker?

 

[harronek]

Hello!

Today, a modern Friction Folder by Ohta and my newest Case/Bose arrival:

Regards,
Alex

Please , please , please show some more pictures of that Friction Folder .

Ken

 

[JustinR]

To hot to take a photo outside so here is one on the coffee table/toddler play table. Boker USA jack and CSC Pinch in neon iguana carbon fiber.