What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Old pic of it, I've used it quite a bit and the sheath has darkened up nicely (I rubbed wax into it for camping).
 
Man, that Scout is sweeetttt!!! That's definitely heirloom quality there!! I know you enjoy that one. Thanks for posting it again.

Ed
 
Robert.B said:
I love that fixed blade! is it in current production or an older model?
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Yep, it's current. Case Desk knife. Besides the one I show, they make it with stag, walnut, ebony, paua (abalone), MOP, jigged red bone, and plain smooth white (natural) bone. It's a pretty sweet little knife.


Durwood, that Alsdorf is fabulous. I really like it being a Case mini trapper fan and all. Just right!!

Ed
 
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Well, i discovered that we had a gun show going on in my town today so i swung by to check it out.

managed to walk out with a rough rider gunstock bone stockman. I think i may have overpayed a bit for it, but wanted to try out a knife with bone scales and see just what everyone has been talking about. Its still sharing pocket space with a wenger serrated highlander and a yellow handle case sodbuster :-D

I'm slowly working on a small collection of traditionals :)
 
kamagong said:
As usual I have the Ohta in my pocket today.

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- Christian
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Awful hard to go wrong with the Ohta. Thats a beauty

Today it is the Rem 1178... When I got it a few months back, it was sharp enough to shave, but it has a step angle and was a little toothy.
So, last night I spent a little time on the edge. Its better now, but still a steep angle. I have to much going on today though to re-profile it, so it will work fine for now. Yesterday it was my old Schrade UH trapper with carbon blades.

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I finally finished reading every page of this thread yesterday; you guys have some great knives! I need to put off studying for finals, though, so with nothing more to read, I decided to contribute. I had this Queen canoe in 1095 in my pocket today:

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It may not be shiny, but it sure is pretty ;)

Steve
 
kreole said:
I finally finished reading every page of this thread yesterday; you guys have some great knives! I need to put off studying for finals, though, so with nothing more to read, I decided to contribute. I had this Queen canoe in 1095 in my pocket today:

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It may not be shiny, but it sure is pretty ;)

Steve
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Thats a nice lookin Canoe Steve. It doesn't have to be shiny to be perrty.
Those blades are lookin nice :thumbup:
 
Queen Whittler in D2 with White Carved Stagbone with a split spring
Solid for 3 1/2" as the main blade is the width of the two springs

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