What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Couple of nice ones in my pockets today:








The #42 is in CheChen Rosewood, and is the latest addition to the collection:





 
Today it was this Case SBJ with CV and Chestnut Bone. I really love this little knife.
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Ron
 
Ballenxj said:
Winchester Model 97? ;)
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Close Model 12. The corncob forearm doesn't help easily identify between the two :). Funny enough though, my grandfather was out hunting with one some last year. Pretty wild to think about 100 year old guns still trucking.
 
The #55 pulled duty on dinner prep and then did the honors on my pork chop at the table... and a cold beer to complete it all. :thumbup:
 
Sam and Gev, yes it's a Queen built railsplitter, made for Ontario/RAT (Randall's Adventure Training).

A slightly unusual railsplitter stockman pattern with a coping instead of a sheepfoot secondary. D2 steel.
 
oldtymer said:
Some real beauties posted by all today. Cooler weather need a jacket, more pockets to fill up =this one today
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That Western Outlaw looks great Oldtymer. Your pic reminds me that I haven't been paying enough attention to this pattern :D
 
pistonsandgears said:
Went with the Henckels today
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Very nice carry and nice picture too. :thumbup:;)

festerfromnzed said:
This French SAK........................Fes
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I like that knife a lot - thank you for showing it Fes. :thumbup::)

black mamba said:
Oh Primble, that one is just SOOOOO nice!
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Thank you Jeff - nice Rat you posted too. :thumbup:;)

Todd Isa 53 said:
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A very nice looking pair Todd - just great. :thumbup::)

link2derek said:
Couple of nice ones in my pockets today:

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Nice indeed. :thumbup::thumbup::)
 
black mamba said:
Sam and Gev, yes it's a Queen built railsplitter, made for Ontario/RAT (Randall's Adventure Training).

A slightly unusual railsplitter stockman pattern with a coping instead of a sheepfoot secondary. D2 steel.
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Thanks Jeff, it's a pattern I'm getting drawn to! The latest from Queen looks tasty but doesn't exactly get a glowing review from Mike (Collectors Knives). Hmm, maybe GEC will release a 3 3/4" swell center soon....:)

Sam
 
avoidspam said:
You too mate:)

I think I'd have been a little nervous perching my Barlow there!!
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LOL! It's one of the old Victorian country-style letter-boxes with a nice cushion of grass beneath ;) I took the pic on my previous visit to the area I was walking in yesterday :)
 
I got this case jack knife from my grandfather years ago. I haven't been able to find much information on it, but it's got a permanent spot in my pocket. I'd love if you guys had any extra input on it. Model number 61024 1/2


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