What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Today's a day off work to do a few things before going camping with friends for the weekend.

Had some time to sit in the garden in the sun and read a little.



Lunch with assistance from the ever-present Owl :)

 
Diamond Edge Cattle knife today, and probably most of the weekend. I will take a better pick with my fixed carry on Sunday. Evel Knievel days in Butte, some of the nicest bikes a person will ever see, and LOTS of them. Uptown is crazy busy.

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Kris
 
Put this Don Morrow single blade Trapper in my pocket this morning.
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Thank you Gev, I am more than thrilled with this knife.

That is a gorgeous knife, Gary, don't think I have seen that beauty before.

Kris
 
First day with my new #78 American Jack in the pocket. Really loving this pleasantly stout little jack knife. The pen blade is wonderfully long such that it can handle a lot of tasks on its own and the clip blade is just great and snaps into place with authority, but without ripping through my nail...it's a perfect heavy but not too heavy pull.

I have always been opposed to knives over 3.5" but something about this one made me want to give it a try and I'm glad I did. Carrying it in a KSF pocket slip today which certainly helps with the bigger knives I think.

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The lineup in the other thread still has me swooning, Gary.

Working on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Schrade and Pennsy

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slide13 said:
First day with my new #78 American Jack in the pocket. Really loving this pleasantly stout little jack knife. The pen blade is wonderfully long such that it can handle a lot of tasks on its own and the clip blade is just great and snaps into place with authority, but without ripping through my nail...it's a perfect heavy but not too heavy pull.

I have always been opposed to knives over 3.5" but something about this one made me want to give it a try and I'm glad I did. Carrying it in a KSF pocket slip today which certainly helps with the bigger knives I think.

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That's a great looking knife, good choice :thumbup:

If you have an #85, could you post side by side comparison please?
 
Totin' both of my 3rd Cut Stag Charlows today. I suppose I ordered more than my fair share of this run, but, remember I was late to the party and missed out on most of those beautiful long pull Charlows - ones that I have unsuccessfully tried to acquire. I really love both of these new arrivals.:D
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Gevonovich said:
Thanks, for some reason it was too dark when up loaded and I had to modify it...I always strive for untouched photos...anyway.
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Maybe the glare from the crystal got you a bit Gevo. I love that Schrade Cut. Co. and that PW ain't so shabby neither! :thumbup::D
 
Nice knives Primble! :eek: :DThe choice of handle materials on these Charlows are great. They would look good in some Mammoth Ivory too but it's not so cost effective.
 
bearsquared said:
That's a great looking knife, good choice :thumbup:

If you have an #85, could you post side by side comparison please?
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Thanks! It feels great in hand too, definitely one you have to hold to fully appreciate.

Sorry, I don't have an #85 unfortunately. Maybe I need to pick one of those up one of these days. I have a #15 I could shoot it next to if that would help any.
 
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