What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Thought i would bring out the oldest of my Old Yellers today.

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Our Ulster lads did us proud last night with a win over Llanelli Scarlets, I just need my national team to step up and demolish the Italians.



There will be many a cap lifted this evening if they do!
 
Jack Black said:
Some great knives folks :thumbup: I'm off for a hike today, with these two in my pockets. Have a great weekend everyone :)

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Have fun, Jack. Are you hiking to work in a teeny, tiny gold mine? :D

I've got an old Kutmaster with me, today

 
Gevonovich said:
Your Dowell is exquisite, Brett! What a pleasure to see such a beauty:thumbup::thumbup:
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Thank you Gevo. I appreciate that. I bought one of his for my first custom and I was talking to my wife about handing it down. My wife said I needed two since I will have two kids this July. My eyes widened and I took to the hunt. I really did marry a good one. :D
 
onejim said:
Old man

Is that a copperhead?
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I it is a Case 32024 1/2 , in the Case Knives book it is pattern 24 also known as the boys knife, made from 1940 to 1964 although i think it was made for another 3 years with a different stamp on the tang, as far as i can tell there is no way to tell the year of manufacture , so it is between 75 and 51 years old and it still has good edges on both blades and good walk and talk, i do not believe i have seen any pictures of this model maybe because the peanut became so popular.
 
A nice old saw-cut bone NYKC Barlow today:

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and my jigged bone Utica EO:

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