What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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I'm slipping these two in my pocket today

Nice Opi Jack!

Did you shape the handle and is it Ebony?



Sam

 

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[Jack Black]

Nice Opi Jack!

Did you shape the handle and is it Ebony?

Thanks Sam, it was a present from Lemmy Caution - http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1221363-Thanks-To-Two-Of-Our-Great-Forum-Regulars-) I thought it was ebony too, but it isn't!

That looks very interesting sir :thumbup:

 

[Old & In The Way]

Beautiful knives. I especially like the Galvanic Eureka Jack. :thumbup:

I'm carrying my 3 1/2" Lanny's Clip by John Lloyd today.

 

[Jack Black]

I'm carrying my 3 1/2" Lanny's Clip by John Lloyd today.

Impressive knife Stephen, the Lanny's Clip design has to be one of the most aesthetically beautiful of blade designs, and that's a fine example my friend :thumbup:

 

[A.l.e.x.]

Hello!

Great knives and images again, everyone! :thumbup: I am especially in love with the Lanny's clip, one of my favourite patterns!

I had these two traditional patterns with me today (allthough one had it's new fancy sports-pants on...):

Best regards,
Alex

 

[clutchcarter]

Is that a knife that actually got dirty? It doesn't look like it's from food prep either.

What you been sanding or sawing on Mark - another display cabinet? :thumbup:

Nice blade too. :thumbup:

No sawing or knife cabinet work. Just refinishing a dumb dresser! I was too lazy to go get a screwdriver to remove the handles, luckily I had the Str-ek in my pocket!

 

[black mamba]

Might have a beer or two this afternoon, so I grabbed my modified Radio Jack.

 

[paulhilborn]

I carry the Blind Horse Knives "Lil Muck" almost daily in a back pocket KSF sheath with an ALOX Farmer. And the Left front pocket has been occupied by the Rust Red Bone Scout

Overcast fall day here in the mid 50's and the leaves are droppin like flies

Thought I'd throw in this picture of the Scout along with a 1895 Indian Head One Cent coin I rec'd from Arizonaman---aka Jeff Thanks Buddy:thumbup:

Enjoy your Sunday everyone:thumbup:

 

[Will Power]

The Radio Jack has such nice jigging & colour, Barehead shows this to great advantage too.:thumbup:

Enjoy those beers Jeff, I had a really nice cold Czech beer before lunch and some excellent white wine with it! Why did I fall asleep???

Regards, Will

 

[JustinR]

I really like that middle knife (Galvanic) a lot !! It has an old world charm to it - not that old and looks to be old. :thumbup:

Beautiful knives. I especially like the Galvanic Eureka Jack. :thumbup:

I'm carrying my 3 1/2" Lanny's Clip by John Lloyd today.

Thanks fellas. I wish they would have kept going with the JBF champlins. Should have jumped in the Rosewood when I had the chance.

Thats a beautiful Lloyd.

 

[black mamba]

Thanks, Will, the only thing that would make my Radio even better would be a TC barlow bolster.

Stephen, that Lloyd burl is just magnificent, thanks for showing it.

 

[SubSpace]

This one today.
And everyday.

 

[pistonsandgears]

Carrying the Calf Roper today

 

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Thanks Sam, it was a present from Lemmy Caution - http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1221363-Thanks-To-Two-Of-Our-Great-Forum-Regulars-) I thought it was ebony too, but it isn't!

That looks very interesting sir :thumbup:

What a jolly nice day!

I'm often tempted to trial an Opi without the ring (I've found they get loose over time anyway). I reckon you could find the right friction balance by popping them in a cup of water overnight every so often.

I like the finished handle and blade shape that Lemmy achieved.

Mine's a Shing Puffin (just about the most perfect edc frame shape and size that I've found). Looking for a clip point, pinned version now...

Sam

 

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Carrying the Calf Roper today

That one's just going to get nicer and nicer

Sam

 

[Jack Black]

I like the finished handle and blade shape that Lemmy achieved.

Mine's a Shing Puffin (just about the most perfect edc frame shape and size that I've found). Looking for a clip point, pinned version now...

Me too, both are a big improvement on the original I think

Beautiful, your pockets must be getting very full Sam!

Jack

 

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[Will Power]

This White Owl left its perch to join me for the day, I'm thankful!

 

[Old & In The Way]

Impressive knife Stephen, the Lanny's Clip design has to be one of the most aesthetically beautiful of blade designs, and that's a fine example my friend :thumbup:

Jack - thank you! I'm a big fan of the Lanny's Clip design, and at only 3 1/2" this one makes for a terrific carry. It's a very capable knife, but I tend to only carry it on weekends and sometimes on special occasions. I haven't been posting much lately, but hope you're doing well.

Justin - thanks for the compliment. I missed out on the JBF Champlin Eureka Jacks when they first came out and have been searching for one in Rosewood ever since. I really like your stag version as well though.