What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Hammer67]

 

[paulhilborn]

Man those 81 stockmans are nice looking knives. :thumbup:

I'm sticking with the Case 6231 1/2 again today.



-Greg

What a great CASE Greg:thumbup: There are no better covers (to me) in the traditional world then old CASE red bone period

This "Scout" in Nifebrite covers today...this is the first time I've had these covers and I really like them

 

[Markesharp]

These two today

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Great photography Paul! :thumbup:

 

[Gevonovich]

SH
That trapper is divine!

Paul
The Scout is one fine knife and that is a great background and picture #1

I tell you all these great knives and pictures make this a great time to be here!!. Its so hard not to comment on everyone's contribution. Just know I appreciate them all!! Thanks everyone!!

 

[arizonaranchman]

KBA,

Fantastic pic and layout on that shot - and I see Jennifer's handiwork there

Bearsquared - It's only 1/4" shorter in size but it's noticeable believe it or not. And the spine of the Spey on the 81 rides flush with the spine of the main Clip blade, which lends to a more sleek profile. So the 81 feels smaller but the main blades' cutting edges are the same. Now the blade THICKNESS on the large Case Stockman is noticeably thicker than the 81.

Another day with this pair...

 

[r8shell]

This "Scout" in Nifebrite covers today...this is the first time I've had these covers and I really like them

Me, too. They really glow!



Maybe I'll fix something around the house today.

 

[Modoc ED]

Schrade Fire & Ice Trapper

 

[Aias]

Good morning from the West Coast...

 

[NAB]

Another day with this pair...

Looks like a plan......

 

[Old & In The Way]

Linus - great picture and beautiful stag on your 25!

exceptnl - gorgeous knife. I'm a big fan of the blue camel bone.

Fanglekai - very nice trapper.

Ken - your father's knife is a real treasure. Just terrific!

Will - Nice choice today. I don't know much about radios either, but I imagine those bottles are more fun to work on anyway.

pmew - your 'old faithful' appears to be a knife worthy of that title.

Greg - your 6231 1/2 inspired me to carry an old red bone today as well. Thanks!

Peter - nice pair of classics you're carrying today.

Brett - beautiful patina on that Scout. :thumbup:

Smithhammer - beautiful photo of a beautiful knife.

Paul and r8shell - I'm a big fan of your nifebrite knives.

Markesharp - the SAK and Charlow pair nicely.

arizonaranchman - very nice photo!

Ed - your Fire & Ice trapper looks like a real workhorse. Nice patina too.

Aias - very creative photo!

NAB - great looking stockman.

I'm carrying a Case XX Barlow today. I hope everyone's weekend is off to a good start.

 

[Invoice]

A couple of Case's

 

[xceptnl]

Super photo!

Fantastic photo of a beautiful Northwoods! :thumbup: ...

exceptnl - gorgeous knife. I'm a big fan of the blue camel bone.

Thank you all, the photography is much easier with such a beautiful subject.

 

[Rsmith_77]

 

[arizonaranchman]

A couple of Case's

Is that a 6232? I was recently given my Grandfather's pocket knife and your's looks just like it...
This is his knife, from the 1940's I believe.

 

[Invoice]

It is. Great little knife.

 

[quattromori]

A thank you always to Duncan and Fausto for this wonderful HJ6 (which has been in my pocket everyday)

Great to see you like it, carry it and enjoy it (and I know I speak for Duncan as well)
My Oeser again:

Fausto

 

[Rsmith_77]

wenger SI glamour shot!
or as best as i could do

 

[MT Damascus]

I had a few nice knives with me today, but I picked this Lanny's Clip up from Doc Hagen at the Montana Knifemakers Association knife show in Missoula, beautifully pinned desert ironwood with a hand ground clip blade of CPM 154. Always a pleasure to see Doc(at 80 years old it is awesome he and his wife make the trek to Montana for this show) and Bob Crowder, who had some great knives, but even Bob thought I should buy the Lanny's.

Cruddy pic, better tomorrow

 

[deskil]

 

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