What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[mr_badexample]

Nice old Remington, Brian!

Thanks Gary.

 

[Will Power]

Jeff was not the only person to be harbouring an Owl today:thumbup:

My species, the carbon Dead Skunk migrant

Thanks, Will

 

[black mamba]

Nice, Will . . . and Duane, the additional color on the #73 looks great!

 

[jackknife]

I was feeling a little Italian today.

 

[Parke1]

I really like the looks of that Zuava, Carl. Is the blade made from thick stock? It looks like a very tough, capable knife.

 

[xceptnl]

The most beautiful one to my eye so far - you got really lucky - nicely pictured. :thumbup:

xceptnl
That knife is exceptional...just look at the blade shape and scales

Beautiful knife, stunning pic :thumbup:

Thank you Primble, Gevo, and Jack.

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Can't wait to see today's pickings and story! The RJ will get its ride next time. Very chivalrous of you, my good sir!

Robeson Cutlery USA ( curvy stamp )

I love that Robeson, gorgeous picture, (heck they're all gorgeous pics on this thread )

The mailman brought me this beauty today! Thank you to Charlie, Barry and all those who helped bring this awesome example of traditional cutlery to the members here. This is a beautiful knife that I will treasure.

I can't wait for mine, is it my imagination or are the dots messed up on the tang stamp, I only see 4, there should be 6. Beautiful knife anyway. Great job and kudos to Charlie and the gang for this years exceptional knife. :thumbup:

 

[Gevonovich]

I love that Robeson, gorgeous picture, (heck they're all gorgeous pics on this thread )

I really appreciate your compliment on the knife. Its a well used one but I love it too!

Lovely Robeson my friend :thumbup: I'm beginning to suspect you have discovered a knife mine or something!

Thank you, my friend! No mine....just a lot of mining. Not as scenic or fun as your mining I suspect.

 

[Jack Black]

Thank you, my friend! No mine....just a lot of mining. Not as scenic or fun as your mining I suspect.

LOL! Good to see you on a knife roll Your photos are always a pleasure to see :thumbup:

 

[Peter Parker]

47 stag today...

 

[digitalurbancamo]

In an effort to not be redundent and post the same pictures in multi different posts......I am carrying the 2014 BF Stage Jake

 

[xceptnl]

I can't wait for mine, is it my imagination or are the dots messed up on the tang stamp, I only see 4, there should be 6. Beautiful knife anyway. Great job and kudos to Charlie and the gang for this years exceptional knife. :thumbup:

The other 2 dots are hidden, but can be seen as you open the blade. Here is one more peeking out.

 

[avoidspam]

That Forum knife is mighty fine!!^^

Sam

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Thanks xceptnl, I got scared for a minute.

 

[bleh]

Thanks xceptnl, I got scared for a minute.

for a newcomer who didn't follow the design of this knife, is there some significance to the 6 dots?

 

[TLARbb]

I carried this one again today. It is a fantastic EDC knife with two different and useful blade shapes - GEC's 48 "Improved Trapper". I don't really understand why I don't have more than one of these. Must be a character flaw, I guess.

Ed J

 

[so.fulton]

The mailman brought me this beauty today! Thank you to Charlie, Barry and all those who helped bring this awesome example of traditional cutlery to the members here. This is a beautiful knife that I will treasure.

This knife is truly a beauty! Very nice!

Too bad the "rest" of us didn't have a chance at one.

 

[Lemmy Caution]

shared this over in the BF Forum knife gallery but I thought You'd all like to see too.

 

[paulhilborn]

Started the day with my Clip/Pen TC Barlow but switched (like many) when my Forum knife arrived.

Carrying Forum knife along with my 1976 CASE swingguard---sorry about the pictures, it may be do to taking the camera from indoor 70's to outdoor 40's temp wise

 

[link2derek]