What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Was going to eye doctor today so I put my mini copperhead in the pants pocket. Wound up having to go from there to a worksite, but really wasn't any knife work to do that needed anything more substantual. I like that little knife quite a lot and the wharncliffe blade is super sharp. Protourist (Mack) is the cause of me getting that little feller. Thanks Mack!

Ed
 
I'm glad I could help! Mine is always in my pocket. I really like the way the bone is looking on mine.
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Another cheap scanner shot. This one is GEC small jack, burnt stag limited 50.
The pic doesn't do justice - naturally - and the blade looks patinated but it's pretty shiny convexed. It is so purdy!
 
I've had my Mooremaker 5300 in muy pocket for I don't know how long now. past few days it's been this #9. Feels good to change up once in a while.

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I've been carrying something different for me - a Case knife! Actually, it's a bone handled Seahorse Whittler. My Benchmade 755 MPR is still in another pocket, of course.

Stainz
 
That is ever-present fortunately;)

It's moving in a winter direction lately so, today it has been, three:

CASE G-10 Slimline Trapper in overcoat pocket

Queen CCC Teardrop in the jacket pocket

Rough Rider Mini Copperhead in Brown bone in the trousers. Small knife but a very decent carry nevertheless.
 
This one just came the other day and I think I'll carry it for a little while


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Almost went the whole week with the same knife, almost.
Switched to this today

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Slipped this new Stockman in my pocket early this AM. It rode to town with the wife and I at lunch time and then on the way home I drove through Schluter's ranch to show it some of the calves it will be castrating early next year.:eek:

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Thats a nice one Ed. I've always wanted one of those. I like the extra pin in the scales.Sooner or later.
 
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