What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

My daughter and I are about are getting ready to head down to Houston, Texas to visit my wife’s family for Christmas. She has flown before, but I haven’t flown with her, so this should be an experience. My wife is driving down with her parents so she is toting these.


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Sorry for the old pics. I didn’t have the time to make new ones.
Hope you all have a wonderful Sunday.
 
Nice choice for Christmas Brett, hope you all have a lovely time, and good luck with the journey :) :thumbup:

Jack
 
BigBiscuit said:
Jack, I've seen you post this several times before. It appeals to me a lot simply because it looks like it has served you well over the years. An old veteran. :thumbup:
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Thanks a lot Bob, I've carried knives a bit like this most of my life, but this one is actually quite new to me, a present from my good friend Duncan (Campbellclanman). There are pics of some similar knives, and more of this one - a Needham of Sheffield NAAFI knife here: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1094371-Military-Clasp-Knives :thumbup
 
A Dan Graves fixed blade and a Joel Chamblin wharncliffe lockback whittler are with me today, have a great Sunday.

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Half/Stop said:
Thanks for the complement, I give my lovely wife all the credit, as she was the photographer on this shot :)

~ Ron
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That's great Ron that she's involved.:thumbup: My wife just snickers when I'm "posing" my knives, she doesn't fully appreciate the "art". She especially snickers at the shots with kitties, doggies and babies. I on the other hand think those can be the best shots!
 
Smithhammer said:
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Nice, and by the way I have to blame you for my (more or less) recent Bark River acquisitions :).

These two for the day

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And in the evening I'm visiting friends and we'll cook dinner, so my pocketable kitchen-knife substitute will get some use. You all know how frustrating it is using your friends' "knives" :D.

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Enjoy your Sunday...
 
MT Damascus said:
A Dan Graves fixed blade and a Joel Chamblin wharncliffe lockback whittler are with me today, have a great Sunday.

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Beautiful knives and a great pic, Kris. That Chamblin lock back whittler is a work of art.
 
Those Bark River knives look great Sturzi, enjoy your evening my friend :thumbup:

Kris, you know you really want a gnarly old clasp knife! ;) :D :thumbup:
 
sturzi said:
Nice, and by the way I have to blame you for my (more or less) recent Bark River acquisitions :).
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Please accept my (almost sincere) apology...:D

sturzi said:
And in the evening I'm visiting friends and we'll cook dinner, so my pocketable kitchen-knife substitute will get some use. You all know how frustrating it is using your friends' "knives" :D.

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Enjoy your Sunday...
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Isn't that Bird & Trout an extremely useful knife? Most of my Barkies are field knives, but I find that I use my B&T just as much in the kitchen and around the house. :thumbup:
 
Heading off to have Sunday supper with my family and then some early gift exchanging with my wife's family in the evening.

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