What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Primble]

FANTASTIC Ulster Primble:thumbup:

My carry for the day, BHK "Lil Muck" & Red ALOX Farmer in pocket sheath and #66 with Purple Sage Covers in Left Front Pocket

Thank you Paul and 3 beauties in your pockets !! :thumbup:

No ants in the pants thankfully, just a few in my shoe!

Glad to hear that my friend. :thumbup:

Primble, awesome as usual. :thumbup:

Thank you Woodrow - did you dye the canoe the deep red or was it found that way?? :thumbup:

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Today i took out the Northwoods BFC's 2008 medium Stockman. One of my favorite forum knives...

 

[Cory Hess]

My 23 and my 15:

 

[ms3902]

Today i took out the Northwoods BFC's 2008 medium Stockman. One of my favorite forum knives...

Don't see very many of those around, very nice.

 

[ms3902]

 

[No Agenda]

Excellent pairing.

I knew you would like that, maybe tomorrow I'll carry the 'nut and an old cross SAK.

 

[Woodrow F Call]

Thank you Woodrow - did you dye the canoe the deep red or was it found that way?? :thumbup:

That knife came out of the box and went straight into a cold cup of coffee. Centers were nice. It was a little light on the edges. Only left it in there a few hours. It's actually still a little light, but the dark light doesn't show it. I'm thinking I'll try some of that oil leather dye mentioned earlier. I love the Corn Cob Jigging; I just wish it looked more like that dark red bone from Case's Days of old.

 

[Todd Isa 53]

Primble... funny "chewed up by a mouse." Maybe he was hungry for some soup? I know cheesy.

willgoy - I can see why that is a firm favorite.

Stephen - I will echo willgoy's comment. Give us some more info please. Love that equal end. Ooh, I just saw that you posted more. Thanks. And another great choice today! Those large spear blades make me goggly eyed!

mostho - the Case Swayback is an exceptional knife. I've always been a fan of that blue.

oldmanrunning - Great pic of your White Owl. Great pattern to EDC.

Primble - for you, I could sew those pants. But here is the deal - you would have to wear them and model them for pics here on the forum fully loaded with your beautiful Charlows.

Jack Black - Can you tell me more about the first lovely knife in your post today. Can't quite make out the stamp. Thanks.

Todd Isa 53 - This is a family friendly forum - no fighting allowed. I'm sure an number of people here would gladly resolve the issue for you by removing one of those knives from the equation. Primble, don't you need a soup bone???

arizonaranchman - That peanut and stockman make a perfect pair. The patina I can see looks magnificent!

Rsmith_77 - I'll call this the boy scout pic. Be prepared and you are!

Humppa - That is one special barlow.

Today's chores included working in the yard. What better to accomplish any task?

I suppose that conditional lets you off the hook - besides - I would have to find steel suspenders! Very nice carry and picture today!! :thumbup:



Yes - I can see it - it looks nice. :thumbup:



Best shot yet Todd, IMO !! :thumbup:

Todd - Thanks! Your Oeser is fantastic and I never get tired of looking at it. Maybe one day I'll luck into finding one for sale at a price that I can afford. For what it's worth, my user name (Old & In the Way) is both a reference to how I was feeling the day I signed up and also a collaboration band that I really like. Here's a link to Old & In the Way playing Midnight Moonlight back in 1973 if you're interested:

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Thank you Jennifer - I will try to find a blades open pic - very nice find on the DE Barlow. :thumbup:



Another dye job Woodrow?? - Looking good! :thumbup:



Love that knife Phillll - hope you did not get any ants in your britches. :thumbup:



Beautiful TC Barlow picture and glad to see you liked the IXL. :thumbup:



Two very nice knives there Mark. :thumbup:



Thank you Jack - much appreciated !!



Thank you Todd and a super nice lineup there - except for the all chewed up by a mouse TC Barlow, which you need to mail to me. :thumbup:

 

[lambertiana]

Beautiful picture where was it taken?

That is Tenaya Lake

 

[Markesharp]

Mark - more information on that stunning reverse gunstock pictured below the '12 forum knife please! It's a real beauty! :thumbup:

Thanks Stephen. I have had a busy day, sorry it took so long to reply. It is a circa 1930 Cattaraugus two blade jack that I just received yesterday. I don't think it was ever sharpened and it is barely used. Feels like a brand new GEC. Thank you.

 

[paulhilborn]

It is definitely football weather in Michigan today....kinda chilly up here.

Thanks Glennbad for 2012 Forum knife. :thumbup:

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When time allows Mark I'd love to see more of the beautiful Gunstock:thumbup: Beautiful covers!!!

 

[Markesharp]

When time allows Mark I'd love to see more of the beautiful Gunstock:thumbup: Beautiful covers!!!

Thank you Paul and I will take some more pics of it. :thumbup:

 

[Gevonovich]

What a real beauty, Primble! Did you do anything to the bone yet?

 

[Gevonovich]

It's a Tip Top day for me:

Really envious of this one!! Wow...just a beauty:thumbup:

 

[Primble]

What a real beauty, Primble! Did you do anything to the bone yet?

No - that is the way she came and over cleaned, the wrong way. I am working on her now.

Thank you Gevo. :thumbup: I will post some after pics when I get her steel and vertical scratches dulled down a bit. The good part is they are shallow.

 

[Gevonovich]

No - that is the way she came and over cleaned, the wrong way. I am working on her now.

Thank you Gevo. :thumbup: I will post some after pics when I get her steel and vertical scratches dulled down a bit. The good part is they are shallow.

Looking forward to seeing her is all her former glory!! Work your magic.

 

[Captain Howdy]

Carrying a new to me Charlow. Awesome knife, but I still on the fence whether to keep it or release it back into the wild. I'll give it a few more days.

Genuine Sheepsfoot w Pen
Smooth Ivory

If you ever decide that 15 doesn't fit please let me know I will respectfully give it a good home

 

[bonzodog]

Thanks to a fellow member,this little cracker.

 

[HFinn]

Case Copperhead mini that I just got. Interesting little knife. The pro's so far:
- This is really small, smaller than my other knives. This means that it will slip easily in the coin pocket of my jeans. I suspect that you can't notice it yourself when you carry in the side pocket of a suit jacket. I meant this as a gentleman's knife, after all.
- Fit and finish is good, not stellar but good enough.
- Blades are sharp, not shawing though.
- It sure is pretty!
- Main blade has a good walk and talk, slightly gritty but I must clean and oil it anyhow.

Cons:
- This is really small, smaller than I thought. I can get a comfortable three finger grip though.
- The spring of the main wharncliffe blade is a little proud when blade is open, which is really a shame. Not so much as in my slimline trapper, in which it is unacceptable. I kick myself that I did not take the effort to return the knife. With this one I am willing to tolerate it. You have to watch closely to notice it.
- The angle of the pen blade is strange, but the blade still works. It is especially good when cutting with the tip, the angle actually helps in this.

 

[Woodrow F Call]

A Real Farmer and a Real Lambsfoot!