What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[John L]

Clutch: What is the cover material? I like it!

John Lloyd

 

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[Markesharp]

That's a beauty! Is it a Lloyd ?

 

[avoidspam]

That's a beauty! Is it a Lloyd ?

Thanks, no. It's made by Richard Rogers and gets carried a lot

Sam

 

[Todd Isa 53]

It is a fine knife, Todd! I didn't realize before that it is a linerlock.
Perry

yea... I do love the liner lock... working on a trade for one w/o liner lock as well!

Cool pic

That FB is very nice too :thumbup:

Thank you... Actually I think the fixed is... (I know this might be blasphemy) a little nicer than FB. It is a Jared Oeser. Don't get me wrong... I love FB's, but Jared is stupendous at fit and finish on his handmade knives. By far... my favorite maker.

 

[Jack Black]

Thank you... Actually I think the fixed is... (I know this might be blasphemy) a little nicer than FB. It is a Jared Oeser. Don't get me wrong... I love FB's, but Jared is stupendous at fit and finish on his handmade knives. By far... my favorite maker.

I just meant Fixed Blade with FB Todd, Jared did a superb job of that one :thumbup:

 

[eschwebach]

Rescued Cattaraugus in my pocket today:

Gorgeous knife Primble, and of course finely photographed!

 

[Humppa]

I was on the bulky side today... ... because I can

Buck 110 on my belt



and a Northfield #73 in great ebony wood in my pocket

 

[SAK Guy]

Awesome pair Andi! :thumbup:

 

[Humppa]

Thanks my friend

Much appreciated!

 

[Wheeler80]

Recycled pic but I'm carrying this one again.

 

[Peregrin]

Today's traditional carry.

 

[clutchcarter]

Clutch: What is the cover material? I like it!

John Lloyd

Thanks John, that means a lot coming from you. I consider you the King of Kool Kovers!
It's burlap and I think the liners are g10? I really like how he got the burlap so thin at the edges. The knife is a Jared Oeser.

Mark

 

[arizonaranchman]

Today it's the 81 in African Blackwood and yellow Peanut...

This is an old pic, but you get the idea

 

[HesNot]

This has been a fun thread although I admit to not going through the entire nearly 3000 pages...

My first pocket knife back when I was a kid was a little pearl handled slip joint single blade pen knife my uncle gave me with my father's consent. I followed that with the ubiquitous boy scout knife and have gone through a number of pocket knives over the years - but always carried one (and do still have my high school knives). The past decade or so have been dedicated like many to a long parade of various more tactical style knives - started with a Cold Steel but currently I have a handful of Spydercos, a Benchmade and my grail, a small Sebenza. I do still carry the Sebenza often as it is about as bland as a tactical style knife can be - and I am a lawyer so don't wear clothing well suited to EDC'ing bigger blades or tools.

But recently a friend gave me a Case large stockman (not sure of the color - it looks quite similar to burnt amber stag bone or crimson bone) which reinvigorated my interest in traditional folders ... sometimes time proven designs are time proven for a reason! I've added an amber bone Case peanut that i've been carrying a lot. But today it is a more recent acquisition... Really love the size and slim carry of the Northwoods Indian River Jack!

 

[singin50]

Today's traditional carry.

Great pic Gary!

Rescued Cattaraugus in my pocket today:

Boy you really brought out the grain in that shot, Primble!

 

[Peregrin]

Great pic Gary!


Boy you really brought out the grain in that shot, Primble!

Thanks Perry!

 

[philllll]

These two are riding along with me today

 

[singin50]

Dang, that saw cut is fantastic, Phil!:thumbup:
Perry

 

[philllll]

Thanks, Perry! I remember reading that Charlie wasn't happy with how the color came out on the PPP run of antique amber bone TC's, and they changed the dye on subsequent runs. I like it, though!