What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[SAK Guy]

That Stockman is an interesting piece of cutlery history SAK Guy :thumbup:

Beautiful choices today Jack!! :thumbup: :thumbup:

Yeah, That Schrade IXL is definitely a Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court.

 

[SAK Guy]

Great stockman! Is it as smooth as my IXL canoe?

Thanks Jerry!

Opens smooth as glass, snappy, no wobble, no rub......perfect.

 

[Jack Black]

Beautiful choices today Jack!! :thumbup: :thumbup:

Yeah, That Schrade IXL is definitely a Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court.

Thanks my friend

Yes indeed! Undoubtedly it owes more to Camillus than Wostenholm! A former Brother-in-law of mine worked for Rodgers-Wostenholm at the time these knives were put together in the Richards factory in Sheffield. I have the large lockback. Whatever their true provenance, they're certainly nice knives, and well worth seeking out :thumbup:











I picked up one of the larger Stockman models a while back - a huge thing - but an act of despicable evilness had been perpetrated against it! :grumpy: One of our regulars was interested to have a look at it, and I think it may now function as a door-stop or boat anchor.

 

[SAK Guy]

Thanks again for the brochure/article pix Jack! And I had asked you before if these were pinned through bolsters instead of the regular Schrade Swindon Key construction. They are! On this newest one, I can barely see the pin in one of the bolsters.

 

[Old & In The Way]

I sometimes wonder about the past owners of knives - in this case, I picture an elderly gentleman on the verge of senility standing before a grinder; or perhaps a deviant teenager that also likes to torture small animals and who will no doubt grow up to become a serial killer.

 

[Gevonovich]

Love the knife and the view. I need an adventure into the mountains.

These two for me today

Two great knives with super pictures, Jack!

 

[Humppa]

We gonna celebrate my grandma´s 90th birthday... Friedrich Hartkopf Lockback and Markus Balbach damascus steel seems to be a good choice



and the modified Buck 112 on my belt. Thanks to Duane for this special occasion knife.




Cheers, Granny

 

[screened porch]

I picked up one of the larger Stockman models a while back - a huge thing - but an act of despicable evilness had been perpetrated against it! :grumpy: One of our regulars was interested to have a look at it, and I think it may now function as a door-stop or boat anchor.

Or put it in a sock for a cosh worthy of the trenches at Ypres.
I can't lay my hands on it right now, but it will reappear.

 

[MT Damascus]

Thanks for the compliments folks, Dan packs a lot of value into his knives.


These two today, #759 in Sambar stag from Todd Davison and a drop point by Tim Steingass in beautiful Koa and damascus forged by Randy Haas Jr. Claude Scott sheath with elephant inlay.

Have a great Sunday.

 

[Old & In The Way]

Wonderful variety of knives posted this morning. I'm taking my family along with my parents to brunch in a few minutes and this little Eagleton Knife Co. tuxedo will be in my watch pocket. It's from the same era as the coin. I hope everyone is having a terrific Sunday.

 

[Half/Stop]

Kris ~ As usual Great Knives and Photos:thumbup: Beautiful Stag on that Davison

Stephen - That is 2 great old ones you have on display this morning. Enjoy your family time

I will have this one at least for the morning

~ Ron

 

[Turk88]

81 today

 

[combatjiujitsu]

Funny I have a lot of choices and swayback has been hard to knock out of my pocket lately

Kris ~ As usual Great Knives and Photos:thumbup: Beautiful Stag on that Davison

Stephen - That is 2 great old ones you have on display this morning. Enjoy your family time

I will have this one at least for the morning

~ Ron

 

[Sjostygg]

Carrying the congress and a shadow barlow today.

 

[Bloefield]

Sears [Schrade] Stockman

 

[Gevonovich]

Wonderful variety of knives posted this morning. I'm taking my family along with my parents to brunch in a few minutes and this little Eagleton Knife Co. tuxedo will be in my watch pocket. It's from the same era as the coin. I hope everyone is having a terrific Sunday.

Stunning in every way, Stephen! The mustache shield is so cool!! Beautiful coin!

 

[incision]

Camillus Sammy Swindell Channellock Racing Electrician's Knife I won in Coniferwoodsman's GAW.

 

[Gevonovich]

A.W. Wadsworth XLNT Barlow

Have you ever heard mission bells ringing...well this one gives me the same glow

 

[KBA]

Hope you all have a wonderful Sunday.

 

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