What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[TheWook]

I really like the green on the SAK. Nice knives Gabe.

 

[Jack Black]

Nice Gunstock :thumbup:

Smashing Gev :thumbup:

Jack - I was happy to see that you were carrying your festive green 66 today. :thumbup:

Yes indeed my friend, it was nice to see all the green in pocket yesterday

Very interesting :thumbup:

Jack - You are carrying your festive green 66 today!! :thumbup:

Absolutely :thumbup:

That looks very nice indeed :thumbup:

Knife content: thinking about carrying this EO tomorrow, but haven't decided yet...

Beautiful knife Stephen :thumbup:

I'm carrying these two today

 

[Jack Black]

Hi y'all. First post from me but I'm carrying a Case sodbuster. The 4 5/8" black-handled stainless one. Made in 2005.

Welcome to The Porch :thumbup:

 

[Humppa]

2013 Forum Knife GEC #13 is with me today - love that wonderful knife!



Wonderful stag on your last years forum knife, Jack. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Jack Black]

Wonderful stag on your last years forum knife, Jack. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks Andi, hope you're feeling better now my friend :thumbup:

 

[Humppa]

Actually not, Jack. It is still as bad as it was last week. I gonna have the date afternoon with the specialist and see what he is saying. It is terrible to hang around at home, without being able to do anything. I was just fetching a basket of firewood for this evening. Had to do some chopping, something I do everyday in winterseason. But now I had to change my shirt due to sweating

I hope this plague can be cured!

 

[Todd Isa 53]

Now you're just showing off. At least your trousers are overladen.

ha ha... My trousers are VERY overladen!

 

[RobbW]

Andi, I hope you and your specialist can get to the bottom of this soon and that there is an easy fix. Please take care my friend!

 

[Gevonovich]

Now that is one gorgeous knife, Jack! Keep it away from the Gunk while cleaning

2013 Forum Knife GEC #13 is with me today - love that wonderful knife!

That one is a beauty and should go well with your chili con carne

 

[J_Curd]

I see what you did there.

 

[Pjake]

Hoping for the best Andi! Carrying my #66 in support. Be well.

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Peter

 

[Primble]

Also nice today...

Very nice job of capturing the beauty of the Norfolk Todd. :thumbup:

I like it pretty good. A neighbor had it and never sharpened it and one day ran over it in his driveway then i acquired it and cleaned it up. Funny though, its not bent at all. Its my 'user' needless to say, until i drag a different one out for a while :thumbup:

Welcome!

Old pic, but it does the trick. Glad to be back carrying this one again…

Excellence ! :thumbup:

thinking about carrying this EO tomorrow, but haven't decided yet...

More excellence !! :thumbup::thumbup:

BBB Bingham's Best Brand

Absolute excellence !!! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

 

[oldmanrunning]

As much as i like my new #66 Slim i have to admit that for my every day usage the Spearpoint Talon along with the little RR Peanut for easy little tasks is a pretty much ideal combo so i have gone back to them and put the #66 Slim in my EDC box for days when i need an unobtrusive vest pocket knife.

 

[puukkoman]

Wearing black, until something darker comes along.

(GEC Mako & Viper, and ebony-clad switch called "il Francese," made by A.G. Campolin, a 2014 reissue of a discontinued French ring-pull knife made by Cartailler Deluc)

 

[Whetstone39]

Jacks - deux, Indian River and Radio too .

 

[onejim]

Carried the 032 till the black sheep showed up today.

First sheep. Looks awesome. Centered blades, perfect walk and talk, no gaps. Loving GEC.

Was worried the blade would be too high. But it's perfect. Also concerned about using the pen blade with the sheep closed, but it doesn't seem to be a p problem. Good so far.

Jim

 

[Primble]

Jacks - deux, Indian River and Radio too .

Very nice pair Tom. :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[Whetstone39]

Very nice pair Tom. :thumbup::thumbup:

Thanks Primble!

 

[Hammer67]

 

[puukkoman]

Nice Viper! And, cool photo -- what is that material that the knife is resting on? Looks like a couple shredded pine cones, maybe?
The 47 Viper is one of my favorite GEC releases to date. I really like the swayback pattern for a utility/work knife, and this one is (thankfully) a decent size, with its 3.75" frame. My hands aren't *that* huge, but all these 3.5" knives are just too bleedin' small for me! I need a work knife to be large enough to comfortably handle some work!