What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Hammer67]

 

[MT Damascus]

Joel Chamblin sleeveboard whittler in amber stag and Mike Norris "Fire Clone" stainless damascus with a Jerry Halfrich Jack Russell fixed blade in M4 tool steel and stabilized old growth redwood burl handles. Sheath by Paul Long.

Here is the stag for my project with Joel Chamblin, and the CTS XHP arrived, wharncliffe lockback whittler is coming together!

Kris

 

[Jenner 515]

Yellow "Days Work" TC Barlow with the single Spey blade.

And a #45 Single Blade Lumberjack in Grizzly Cut Bone.

 

[Flint Hills]

 

[Hammer67]

Here is the stag for my project with Joel Chamblin, and the CTS XHP arrived, wharncliffe lockback whittler is coming together!

Kris

Stunning as always, Kris. But I'm particularly looking forward to seeing this whittler take shape. :thumbup:

 

[black mamba]

Playing golf in a couple of hours, decided to carry a stainless stockman. This Craftsman has a lot of character.
I dig the brass bolsters— black and gold were my school colors!

 

[Ribeyeguy]

Playing golf in a couple of hours, decided to carry a stainless stockman. This Craftsman has a lot of character.
I dig the brass bolsters— black and gold were my school colors!

Nice knife and good luck on the links today. I'm either a front 9 or back 9 guy, but never a full 18. I don't play often and it's too frustrating to play a full 18.

 

[lowbucktruck]

That Craftsman stockman is very nice!

I'm carrying one of my latest finds... an old Colonial Stockman in stainless. I sharpened it last night and thought it wanted some pocket time. Looks like this one: http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-COL...491?pt=Collectible_Knives&hash=item58b0ad77eb

 

[Gevonovich]

Kris, I sure do like that Jack Russell! The redwood handles are something else. The Norris goes without saying.

 

[Stich2442]

Pete

 

[Gevonovich]

 

[Hammer67]

Wow ^. Ok G, you're gonna need to tell me a little more about that one.

 

[Gevonovich]

Wow ^. Ok G, you're gonna need to tell me a little more about that one.

Its a Lawson & Son Saynor pruner. Jack Black calls the style an Ettrick

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...s-the-Definition-of-Ettrick?highlight=ettrick

BRL says:

Saynor began c1810, but was not called Saynor Cooke & Ridal until 1876. Saynor knives are still made now. The company makes horticultural knives.

There used to be a catalog page in the sticky...Vintage Catalogs. I have a couple if you can't find it, that I will have to post in flicker for you to see. Let me know

 

[Hammer67]

Thanks - that sure is a beauty (and your photo skills do it justice). The color and texture transitions through the handle are amazing. :thumbup:

 

[avoidspam]

Beautiful Tina, Sam!

Cheers m'luv

 

[avoidspam]

You always make my day when you show pics of that beauty :thumbup:

Here's a pic of one you might not have seen , its my fixed blade Tina that I use for my leatherwork .
It's the same blade dimensions as your 605 , but fixed .

Where is G2 with pics of that pointy one he has

Ken

Ooh, now that looks like a handy fella! Like the sheath too. Neat work and tidily cut out

Sam

 

[Gevonovich]

Thanks - that sure is a beauty (and your photo skills do it justice). The color and texture transitions through the handle are amazing. :thumbup:

Thank you very much!! Coming from a skilled master such as yourself, that means a lot! It is one of my favorites ,not only for its shear beauty but it is a real cutter!

And..yes I am real careful with it. I guess I need a new rendition of it, a custom perhaps The John Lloyds that Charlie had commissioned are just stunning!! See page 5 on link above. I also would like to try a stereoisomer ( enantiomer ) of the handle and see how that feels

 

[avoidspam]

Gev I think it should be obligatory for every page to have one of your knives

Sam

 

[Big Papa]

Just got this in the mail today.
My new Dr T. Norfolk with Jigged Bone.

 

[Todd Isa 53]

Northwoods Fremont Jack again! He has some friends as always!