What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[hartlogan]

Wow! Not sure which I like more! The beautiful Kimber or the equally beautiful Bark River!

And a sweet trio! :thumbup:

Thanks! It's one of my favorite combos. I'd carry it during the week if work allowed.

 

[belljs3]

This guy showed up today, got it to replace it's Autumn Gold Jig bone brother I sold back to it's original owner. Went right in the pocket for the night.

 

[hartlogan]

Sporting an Esnyx-modified GEC #15 today with some gorgeous mammoth and bronze, decked out with a caplifter/sheepsfoot combo that has never been produced by GEC itself. I'm loving this one. Thanks Evan!

 

[Hammer67]

What?!? A #15 non-Charlow Barlow in mammoth with a sheepsfoot main and a cap lifter?!?

You just like, totally blew my mind, man....

 

[quattro98]

GEC Esquire

 

[esnyx]

What?!? A #15 non-Charlow Barlow in mammoth with a sheepsfoot main and a cap lifter?!?

You just like, totally blew my mind, man....

 

[Primble]

I haven't carried my charlow in a while, there's great colour in this bone

Love the rich color on the Charlow and the BG - really pretty knife and picture Paul. :thumbup:

Rem came out to play

Outstanding ole Remy! :thumbup:

I carried this ole bone Schrade Cut. Co., Walden N.Y. Easy Opener today, circa 1917-1946 :

Closed length at 3 and 3/8 inches.

 

[sitflyer]

Sweet duo. :thumbup:




And a sweet trio! :thumbup:

Thanks Smithhammer and I second that nice trio comment! At first glance I hadn't noticed the Northfield, I couldn't take my eyes off that beautiful Kimber :thumbup:

 

[hartlogan]

What?!? A #15 non-Charlow Barlow in mammoth with a sheepsfoot main and a cap lifter?!?

You just like, totally blew my mind, man....

Hahaha it blew my mind when I first held it. All of a sudden the stars started to align. Or something like that...

 

[hartlogan]

Thanks Smithhammer and I second that nice trio comment! At first glance I hadn't noticed the Northfield, I couldn't take my eyes off that beautiful Kimber :thumbup:

Thanks! That's quite the little 25 you have there, too!

 

[HFinn]

Pretty much stuck with these two. I stropped them and especially the sheepfoot blade is like a straight razor. Amazing. I bought it from a shop that sells local berry products (like berry liqueur) and gardening supplies. The shop is part of a gardening school I visited.

 

[B.F.U]

 

[Jack Black]

Rem came out to play

I carried this ole bone Schrade Cut. Co., Walden N.Y. Easy Opener today, circa 1917-1946 :

Closed length at 3 and 3/8 inches.

Beautiful knives guys :thumbup:

I'm carrying this wee 22 today

 

[clutchcarter]

This John Lloyd Texas jack scored off the exchange from Comoha, Love it!

 

[Hammer67]

Fantastic work, esnyx. I won't ask about the dark and mysterious doings that must occur in your lab in order to produce these hybrid beauties.

 

[eschwebach]

I carried this ole bone Schrade Cut. Co., Walden N.Y. Easy Opener today, circa 1917-1946 :

Closed length at 3 and 3/8 inches.

Love the bone and the jigging on that Schrade, very nice!

KaBar Coppersmith for me today.

 

[csisland]

Fantastic work, esnyx. I won't ask about the dark and mysterious doings that must occur in your lab in order to produce these hybrid beauties.

Nice work.
I'll take the top one minus the cap lifter.

 

[Corso]

I carried this ole bone Schrade Cut. Co., Walden N.Y. Easy Opener today, circa 1917-1946 :

Closed length at 3 and 3/8 inches.

My ultimate goal is to be able to produce scales like that

lovely

 

[Hammer67]

Incredibly beautiful, in every regard, Primble. And your photo skills clearly know how to do a knife like that justice. :thumbup:

I carried this ole bone Schrade Cut. Co., Walden N.Y. Easy Opener today, circa 1917-1946 :

 

[Gevonovich]

Thank you very much for you kind words, Grateful, Primble, and Jack!

I'm carrying this wee 22 today

That is one elegant knife, Jack. Something about a gunstock that pleases me.

This John Lloyd Texas jack scored off the exchange from Comoha, Love it!

Cat calls and whistles!!