What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Jack - nice ebony pairing.
Jennifer - terrific photo of your Hen & Rooster whittler.
oldmanrunning - really nice photo of your Magnum.
Mike - nice knives. Snow, seriously? It was 90º here today. ;)
pistonsandgears - beautiful photo of a beautiful knife.
Woodrow - all you need now is a yellow Schrade stockman and you'd have a traffic light trio.
Primble - the rust red saw cut spear Charlow looks magnificent. :thumbup:
Duane - really interesting knives today. The Bower is terrific.
Andi - looks like you've developed an awesome patina on your Charlow.
Brian - TC by GEC and R2D2 - love it!
xceptnl - outstanding knife and photo.
link2derek - I really like the black canvas on your 72.
redbike - handsome stag on that one.
No Agenda - the grey pearl on your 66 looks incredible. :thumbup:
Paul - another beautifully scaled 66. I like the purple sage more each time I see it.
joeymoey - terrific bone on your 48 single blade trapper.
Peter - nice pairing today. I like the Walking Liberty half-dollar too.
Pete - another great photo today.
Whetstone39 - your Canal Street Barlow is gorgeous!
arizonaranchman - beautiful ebony pair today. :thumbup:
Brett - Wow! Another stunner. The bone on your Keen Kutter is outstanding. :thumbup:
Jeff - the ram's horn looks fantastic!

Well, I'm late to the party and apologize for the long post, but there were a lot of excellent knives and photos today. I carried this Case 6244 today.

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KBA said:
Got home from work and this Keen Kutter was waiting. Popped it in the pocket and headed to class. My professor liked it.



Hope you all have had a great one today.
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I'd be interested in the story of how you came to showing your pocket knife to your professor. Very cool, I can't imagine it coming up.
 
paulhilborn said:
Thank you Jack, a nice pair of ebonies your carrying today as well:thumbup:

The lone knife (#66 in Purple Sage) I'm carrying today as I remove old gutters to make room for new ones;)

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Every time I see those Purple Sage 66s I start salivating! I hope they still have them when I have some extra funds! gorgeous :thumbup:
 
arizonaranchman said:
I'm in a Barlow mood today... What a classic :)
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Nice pairing :thumbup:

KBA said:
Got home from work and this Keen Kutter was waiting. Popped it in the pocket and headed to class. My professor liked it.



Hope you all have had a great one today.
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Beautiful Brett :thumbup:

mooshisho said:
Can anybody tell me what this pattern is called? I have the GEC Cap Lifter. But I'm wondering if this specific blade combination/handle pattern has a particular name. I'd love to be able to find more, if I actually knew what terms to search for.

Please and thank you!
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I've always known this pattern as a Bottle Jack.

Old & In The Way said:
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Very nice Stephen (and thanks) :)

These two for me today.



 
paulhilborn said:
Legend has it Pete that the MIGHTY PEANUT can clear more wood then a Hatchet/Axe can in a single day;):D
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It is true Paul, it takes a little technique and finesse to fell a tree with the peanut



But I've learned to work smarter, the trick is to use the mighty peanut to first capture a baby beaver (kit, kitten), threaten it with my peanut, then make its parents do my dirty work :D



This took no time once I learned to harness the power of the peanut and it's persuasive nature over beavers



Pete
I should never post before 5am or at least before my coffee
 
mooshisho said:
Beautiful!

Can anybody tell me what this pattern is called? I have the GEC Cap Lifter. But I'm wondering if this specific blade combination/handle pattern has a particular name. I'd love to be able to find more, if I actually knew what terms to search for.

Please and thank you!
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I would consider it a Radio Jack or something similar. I am not sure how many different names it could go by.
 
Old & In The Way said:
Mike - nice knives. Snow, seriously? It was 90º here today. ;)
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Thanks :) Yes, we got quite the dump of snow yesterday, and are expected to get another 20cm today :(

Here's a shot as I was leaving the office last night... Thankfully it's still too early for it to stick to the roads, but it was weighing down trees and downed some power lines last night.

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#15 in the pocket today

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ALLHSS said:
I'd be interested in the story of how you came to showing your pocket knife to your professor. Very cool, I can't imagine it coming up.
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He is an older gentleman, maybe 70, and is not short on words. I usually am 15 minutes early and we usually talk a bit. I just sparked up a conversation about it. I wanted to know if he enjoyed cutlery. He has a couple, but not something he gravitates towards.

Thanks all for the nice words.
 
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