What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[redbird063]

I had my #48 autumn gold jiggled bone on me today too!

 

[KBA]

#48

Love the color and jigging on this Northfield. Now I am torn on my next 48. I toted my Robeson today.

 

[sitflyer]

sitflyer - Very nice Northfield and a nice photo, as well. :thumbup:

Thanks Primble I'm having a hard time getting nice shots of that particular knife...

 

[Primble]

Thanks Primble I'm having a hard time getting nice shots of that particular knife...

I have a few like that - they are just really camera shy.

 

[sitflyer]

Au Sabot "Le Garonnais" this morning

Very nice! I am intrigued by the Le Garonnais knives I've seen posted, they appear to be a real workhorse with a pleasing look. That huge hibiscus is a beauty as well! :thumbup:

 

[yatsunil]

This little fella just got delivered by the postman so it's kicked the Bull Nose outta my pocket.

Stainless #25EO.

 

[Humppa]

My Böker Whittler is with me today ... almost developing patina ... and a great carry! Thanks again Will

 

[Will Power]

Most welcome Andi! Congratulations on Germany lifting the World Cup for a fourth time! Magic.

So I'll carry a German knife too, time to root out a Böker of some kind.

Regards, Will

So here's a Small Stockman in smooth bone/carbon.

 

[incision]

I'm just amazed at these gorgeous folders and the photography skills.

 

[gmarthur]

#48

:thumbup: That one is a looker for sure. Great coloring and jigging.

 

[Will Power]

This little fella just got delivered by the postman so it's kicked the Bull Nose outta my pocket.

Stainless #25EO.

Super knife! Real winner in my book, regret to say I have no stainless 25, that's a wonderful example.

Le Garonnais knives mentioned earlier, they are very big tough macho types! The spring on my Ebony one could chop a finger no worries Well, the French did invent the guillotine after all

Thanks, Will

 

[Jack Black]

Some really beautiful knives fellers :thumbup: I had a great weekend out in the hills with my Bullnose, Vic Mauser, and RJ for good measure, but in spite of our unusually good weather, I've somehow managed to pick up a cold

Jack Black - need more info on that old knife in the foreground - I'll bet the RJ is feeling lonely today.

That old Boker is a real favourite of mine Primble, not least because it was a gift from the ever generous Mr Paul Hilborn

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1130921-Top-Marks-To-The-Porch

After getting a bit giddy and gifting away my juniper handled 'Le Camembert' to the groom yesterday, I have my back up J Howarth penknife, a gift to me this time, from my good friend Jack.



A real little gem of a knife.
Thanks to you again Mr B.

You're more than welcome my friend. That was extremely generous of you, I know how much you liked 'Le Camembert', I'm glad you had something in reserve :thumbup:

With me today:

Beautiful Mr P :thumbup:

The RJ is riding solo today

 

[Humppa]

Most welcome Andi! Congratulations on Germany lifting the World Cup for a fourth time! Magic.

So I'll carry a German knife too, time to root out a Böker of some kind.

Regards, Will

So here's a Small Stockman in smooth bone/carbon.

Thanks Will. Much appreciated! The Böker became a fave very quickly. The mainblade sits bombproof and the springs on the smaller blades are like a bear trap. The steel is wonderful as well. Love that!!

 

[arizonaranchman]

GEC #66 Calf Roper (Stockman) and Peanut today

 

[yatsunil]

Super knife! Real winner in my book, regret to say I have no stainless 25, that's a wonderful example.
Thanks, Will

Thanks! Was quite surprised when it came up on the bay a couple of weeks ago. The price was a tad more than what I'm used to but I just HAD to get it so I bit the bullet. Now that I have it in hand, I'll say it's worth every cent I paid!

Another specimen appeared on the exchange a couple of days ago with an even higher asking price - that was snapped up almost immediately. That made me feel pretty justified

 

[Grump01]

I think it's China although it doesn't say so anywhere on the knife or box. The website at www.baladeo.com HINTS at French origins but I'm not a believer.

I've got a Baladeo Equestrian Knife and the box was marked China. Still not a bad knife.

 

[Humint]

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[sitflyer]

 

[Gevonovich]

^^^^That is a real beauty, Duane!!

 

[Old & In The Way]