What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

fishinfs said:
That's a nice little peanut. Any idea who made it?
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...about the peanut, but if so, I won that knife in Vince's give away a while back. It is a Sears Craftsman and I believe it to be made by Camillus, but I can't be sure. Also not sure when it was made, but it has bone scales rather than the more usual delrin. It's a pretty sweet little knife and it has lots of life left in it.

Ed
 
Today I've got these 2 with me! Doing yard work!
Ken Coats Jack/ Dark Brown Jigged Bone and I also
have My Case 1985 Mini-Trapper Brown jigged Bone, look
at those grinds! Nice!lol Have a great weekend!


Jason
 
Jason...thats a very nice knife!!..Ken Coats = awesome, one day I hope to be able to buy one of those.
Right now...I am carrying my Old Timer 1940T, I just love this knife...and although nothing compared to a lot of other knives....I am sure it gives me as much pleasure as others get with theirs!!...I know it sounds funny..but for such a basic knife..that trapper is real bang for the dollar.
 
Hen n Rooster for today
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I went back to my first combo I ever carried when I started this journey.

Case Canoe Stag
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Case Copperhead Red Bone CV
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Nice blade choice on that Copperhead, Bill.

Today, CASE Small Texas Jack in Olive Green Bone, this is on the level of their Swayback for excellent finish and fit, can't FIND a flaw on this one!
 
I'm "TOTIN" 2 with me again today!
Menefee Swayback-Black Micarta, awesome knife!
Older Case/ Mini-Trapper-2nd Cut,
Everybody have a wonderful Sunday!


Jason
 
still decidin'...will be a slippy anyway LOL
maybe a sak? they see to call me back sometimes..
Maxx
 
theblindog said:
Feelin' Yellow

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Falah
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yellow is a good way to feel with slippies :D great looking knife.

I didnt carry a traditional today but I trimmed up with this:

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Old Taylor Sheffield "The 1000" razor...has a eye stamp on the other side, one of the thinnest razors i own! its like paper width.
 
ner edc (at home)

Italian "barachin" friction folder
hand forged C70 (1070) carbon steel, oak handle

gave it a shiny high convex shiny edge, the factory high skandi wasn't satisfactory

(friend's pic..will take mine)
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Maxx
 
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Today I was totin' my chesnut bone swayback jack, I know it's not as original as it used to be but it's still my favorite.
 
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