What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

With me today.
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JB in SC said:
Two beauties Gary, I don't think I've seen a Nealy as nice as yours :thumbup:
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Thanks Jerry. Bud makes a nice knife for sure.

Here's a quote from Bud about this particular knife model; "Knives of this design were used for armor piercing (leather armor) in 15th century Japan. The spine of the knife which remains constant all the way to the katana-style point, offers maximum strength and piercing ability. It also has a fairly substantial cutting surface."

I don't do much armor piercing but it's a handy little knife for other things.

That one is Olive Wood Burl and CPM-154. I left the sheath out, as you likely know, it's not too traditional.
 
Gary
Fantastic carry pair today! You sure have good taste!!

Stephen
Looks to be a fine Case! Thanks for sharing
 
In anticipation of my new Antique Yellow crownlifter, I'm carrying my first of its type - an IKCO easy-open for "Central Shoe Company"

Not the prettiest knife, but sure is fun to handle and use :)

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littlesamurai said:
Barlow Imperial. How do you upload pictures?
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The best way is sign up on Photobucket or some other image hosting website, they are free. Post your pics to the website and follow the instructions in this link;
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...r-grandfather-s-knife?p=12638508#post12638508 (Thanks again Sarah!)

Old & In The Way said:
This 10 dot half-congress today. Horrid photo I'm afraid of what's actually a nice little knife.
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One of my all time favorite patterns that Case did so nicely. Lovely little knife!

Gevonovich said:
Gary
Fantastic carry pair today! You sure have good taste!!
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Thanks, Gev! Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn once in awhile!;)
 
Thanks for the kind replie. Indeed, the jiggin on that one is really great. I do love everyting on that knife. So it became a frequent companion of mine :)
 
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