What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[link2derek]

One of these... I got two new ones in today, and it's really hard to decide (top to bottom in second pic: black canvas Workhorse, dyed bone Great Plainsman, desert ironwood Patriot):

 

[Gevonovich]

Gevonovich - Wow, that's just an extraordinary old knife. You've been on quite the roll lately. I have to wonder if you haven't discovered a 'Primble-esque' rabbit-hole of your own from which you're finding all these wonderful old knives lately?

No rabbit hole just lucid dreaming...remote viewing/dreaming of sorts

and rightly so! That thing is INCREDIBLE!!!

Thank you, Dan!! It is a looker and great walk and talk

Derek

Man o man those are nice!!!

 

[paulhilborn]

Great looking Bullnose sir.

Thank you cards

Victorinox Pioneer and some coins. the 1863 is a civil war grocery store token, an 1859 Seated Liberty, Large English cent from 1937, and a couple of Morgan dollars.

I love the token bladeboss, coins/currency are a passion of mine as well but that token is so cool:thumbup:

Last of the evening sun in the Hebrides



Paul

Lovely picture Paul

@ Stephen Thank you Stephen and yes I have seen your pictures and I always enjoy them:thumbup:

 

[festerfromnzed]

I bought a couple of old WW2 jackets that were beyond salvation (sunstrike)....#73 removed all the bling easily....In the collar of the greatcoat was sewn in this canteen stopper...Fortunately i met the curator of our largest war museum and she surmised that the stopper had been sewn into the collar as a good luck charm,probably carried by a family member in WW1...Very cool i thought and i will try to return it to the family of this soldier....Lest we forget.......Fes

 

[Gevonovich]

Very thoughtful of you, FES!! I would expect nothing less

 

[RICKSTER]

These 2 went for a ride to the post office to pick-up more!

 

[Rsmith_77]

just got off work (carried my single blade 92) but now i am off to visit the mother-in-law and the wifes aunt
probably going with this combination

 

[sitflyer]

I re-claimed my chopping stump from the fungi today, and worked up a pretty good sweat with the other pieces of steel

 

[akula83]

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[NAB]

I think if I were visiting my mother in law today, I would take either a pitchfork or a boar spear.

 

[Jack Black]

Jack, great Queen canoe.

Thanks my friend, it was a gift from our man in the Hebrides. Great to see your Chambers again :thumbup:

I grabbed the little Bose designed teardrop today.

It's an interesting design that one isn't it? Unusual

My ever-present HJ6 and a nice old Robeson pen today.

Lovely Robeson Dan :thumbup:

Cool old coin

Last of the evening sun in the Hebrides

Fantastic pic Paul :thumbup:

Jack - there's something about that Queen Canoe that I really like. :thumbup:

Thanks a lot Stephen

I bought a couple of old WW2 jackets that were beyond salvation (sunstrike)....#73 removed all the bling easily....In the collar of the greatcoat was sewn in this canteen stopper...Fortunately i met the curator of our largest war museum and she surmised that the stopper had been sewn into the collar as a good luck charm,probably carried by a family member in WW1...Very cool i thought and i will try to return it to the family of this soldier....Lest we forget.......Fes

Cool bit of history there Fes :thumbup:

 

[Will Power]

Getting stuck in! This old Camillus EZ-Open was a fine present from Duncan that came with his incredible GAW of a Blood Red Charlow, renewed thanks for that! :thumbup::thumbup: This old knife has a lot of time ahead of it and is adjusting well to chilly climes Regards, Will

 

[Jack Black]

Very nice Will :thumbup: Duncan is a very generous fellow with great taste

 

[Will Power]

Thanks Jack. You are certainly right! The EZ-Open has a load of character and some nice jigged bone.

Regards, Will

 

[Rsmith_77]

I think if I were visiting my mother in law today, I would take either a pitchfork or a boar spear.

. Hehe

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Happy Saturday everyone! Enjoying the long weekend off for Thanksgiving, and have this tagging along with me today:

 

[bladeboss]

Thanks all! It's one of my favorite coins as well. I found it a couple years ago. I kept it because it looked different an didn't notice until a while later what it was.

 

[Beard&Owl]

Some great knives lately, hope everyone is having a good weekend! Got these two newbies today. Queen stockman in zebra wood and a Bear & Son toothpick in walnut. I decided to give Bear another try after giving my Bear made Mooremaker away a while back to someone who appreciated it more than me. It was just a sorry excuse for a pocketknife, I know it was an economy lockback with yellow scales but it was just BAD in so many ways. This new Bear & Son knife is a heck of a lot nicer knife, good snap, good fit and finish and just well put together.

 

[black mamba]

It's an interesting design that one isn't it? Unusual

Yes, Jack, the Bose Teardrop is the slimmest of that pattern I've seen recently, and the zulu spear makes for a very utilitarian single blade which is eminently pocketable. Home now from my running around town, I exchanged it for a more substantial knife, the ram's horn Cuban.

 

[Will Power]

That Zebra Wood is some very decent stuff, I need to get one or two more before they become extinct.