What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Stich2442]

Pete

 

[incision]

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[redbike]

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Very nice indeed.

 

[Primble]

Love that Remington, Primble!! :thumbup:

I'm kind of attached to my Eureka Jack these days...

Thank you SH and I liked your picture today - I have always wanted to visit your area, but, have not made it . . yet. :thumbup:

I'd be smiling too! Gorgeous knife!

Thank you sir and you picked pretty well with a TC in the pocket! :thumbup:

gorgeous old Barlow Primble, and that Trevor Ablett is pretty nice too

Travelling' light today

Glad to see you have lightened the load Jack and I especially liked the background in the RJ picture! I went lighter today too. :thumbup:

Happy Friday everyone! I'm carrying this A. Wright & Sons with Lambsfoot main and spearpoint secondary.

I would like to see more of that one and possibly hear more about it. :thumbup::thumbup:

incision - nice knife and nice photo! :thumbup:

I added my old Boker and some other stuff to my carry for the P.M.

 

[Ribeyeguy]

GEC Bullnose #71 in Natural Micarta. Just a great workhorse of a knife. Not a great stabber but I can't ask for a tougher traditional than this one and at an affordable price.

 

[Todd Isa 53]

Ha Ha... One slip joint in each pocket. Sebenza rides on the right pocket w/ clip. Smith and Sons rides in their custom made Cross-draw sheath and the Jarrett Fleming rides on the right hip traditionally. Still have room in the back of belt for the Kimber! Not all pockets.

Todd you must have tons of pockets

 

[xceptnl]

Ha Ha... One slip joint in each pocket. Sebenza rides on the right pocket w/ clip. Smith and Sons rides in their custom made Cross-draw sheath and the Jarrett Fleming rides on the right hip traditionally. Still have room in the back of belt for the Kimber! Not all pockets.

Reminds me of my typical EDC. The wife was straightening up one day and lifted my pants from the chair where I sit to put my shoes on in the morning. She claimed they weighted a ton, so we weighed them..... 5 pounds and that's without a spare magazine. If I include my boots it's over 10 pounds. Makes every step of the day a miniature workout right?

 

[incision]

Very nice indeed.

Thank you.

 

[black mamba]

I'm putting the new regrind #73 through it's paces . . . and lovin' it!

 

[No Agenda]

This beauty arrived yesterday. I'm going to have to take some better photos because this knife is spectacular.

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[Ribeyeguy]

I'm putting the new regrind #73 through it's paces . . . and lovin' it!

Would that be a drop point with a secondary sheepsfoot blade?

 

[Todd Isa 53]

Well a man has to stay in shape!

Reminds me of my typical EDC. The wife was straightening up one day and lifted my pants from the chair where I sit to put my shoes on in the morning. She claimed they weighted a ton, so we weighed them..... 5 pounds and that's without a spare magazine. If I include my boots it's over 10 pounds. Makes every step of the day a miniature workout right?

 

[Halfneck]

Picked up a GEC #12 in Snakewood off the for sale forum here. Just got it today & I'm loving it. First knife I received as a kid was a Case Fisherman Toothpick, so lots of fond memories of this pattern.



Pic is the sellers.

 

[black mamba]

Would that be a drop point with a secondary sheepsfoot blade?

Yes, Ribeyeguy. It was originally a spey blade, which I ground (actually sanded) off the tip to form a sheepfoot. It sits absolutely flush with the spine of the drop point, so regardless of which blade you are using, it grips the same. Here it is from the back side, followed by the original spey layout.

 

[Primble]

I'm putting the new regrind #73 through it's paces . . . and lovin' it!

I can see why Jeff - you did a fine job and I like it a lot in it's more useful state!! :thumbup:

 

[Ribeyeguy]

Yes, Ribeyeguy. It was originally a spey blade, which I ground (actually sanded) off the tip to form a sheepfoot. It sits absolutely flush with the spine of the drop point, so regardless of which blade you are using, it grips the same. Here it is from the back side, followed by the original spey layout.

Fantastic.:thumbup:

 

[black mamba]

Thanks guys, really appreciated.

 

[Old & In The Way]

I would like to see more of that one and possibly hear more about it. :thumbup::thumbup:

Primble - two spectacular Barlows you're carrying today (especially that Remington) and equally excellent knife slips. :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup: Thank you for the compliment on the Arthur Wright. It was a gift from our friend Jack and was made in Sheffield. I believe the scales are Rosewood and the closed length measures 3 1/2". The frame feels very good in hand, but the lambsfoot is what steals the show for me. Thanks again, and here's a shot with the blades displayed.

 

[Toddwalla]

 

[Daddyo16]

Made another trip to Ooltewah this week so I had to stop and pay a visit to Frost Cutlery. They had the Case Sodbuster Jr in chestnut bone and CV and I thought it would be a nice match for my CV Peanut. Plus, I was tired of drooling all over myself looking at others' photos, so I figured having my own would remedy that.