What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[hokiewise]

Love that William Rogers, Stephen! Looks like it would carry great.

 

[Grump01]

This German scout accompanied me to the pistol range this morning.

More info on what this is please. Really like no bail loop. Thanks

 

[Hammer67]

 

[pearl2291]

Awesome knives/pics all!! 2009 BF Barlow for me today:

 

[Ulf Krogstad]

This Camillus has served me well last few days.

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[Whetstone39]

Rancher and a City Knife.

 

[black mamba]

More info on what this is please. Really like no bail loop. Thanks

The German scout is a Weidmannsheil from 2007. Got this one off the big auction site, I've also seen them in ram's horn. 3.61" closed.

Mark side

Pile side

 

[Sword and Shield]

More info on what this is please. Really like no bail loop. Thanks

A google search for Weidmannsheil scout knife brings it up in the first page of results. Stag bone, stainless blades.

 

[paulhilborn]

Rancher and a City Knife.

Very nice Tom:thumbup: it's funny how my summer carry changes. My seasonal business starts tomorrow (thaw till freeze) & I always carry a small fixed for the summer...usually a set up similar to yours. I open heavy bags of chemicals for cleaning and often am cutting notches in heavy plastic five gallon pails and feel so much more comfortable doing so with a fixed blade:thumbup:

 

[pertinux]

(A Friday arrival. Straight to my pocket, straight to my heart. Not in that order.)

~ P.

 

[Jack Black]

It's a Barlow Sunday

Nice :thumbup:

Great pic Bob :thumbup:

I cut my way today.

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Fantastic William Rodgers Stephen :thumbup:

(A Friday arrival. Straight to my pocket, straight to my heart. Not in that order.)

Congratulations P, an excellent gift of a well-used knife :thumbup:

 

[hillbillie hippy]

I started of with the barlow, then I found this little number in my pile of knives to clean so I cleaned her up and in my pocket she went.
(not sure if she would be considered traditional though)

 

[r8shell]

(A Friday arrival. Straight to my pocket, straight to my heart. Not in that order.)

~ P.

Nice knife there, Sarah. Does it have a name?

George needs to work some more on his patina, but he's starting to get that nice distinguished grey on the backsprings:

 

[dave308ek]

Always love seeing your 25 and Todd Davison

Wishing you all a very happy Sunday friends, and wishing our anglers tight lines! :thumbup:

Beautiful/unique peanut and Mom's birthday, great Sunday for sure.

Special Occasion-Special Person-Special Knife Today

Mom's Bday Brunch and this Interior Mammoth Peanut.

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Beautiful pics of a beautiful knife Bob

Wow Stephen, you sure come up with some amazing knives.

Wonderful knives and photos being shown. I cut my way today.

3 1/2" Ebony William Rodgers Sleeveboard

Tom, I miss your John Loyd but that City Knife has some beautiful lines. Very nice:thumbup:

Rancher and a City Knife.

hillbilly hippy, I like your old knives (wire knives, barlows etc.).

I started of with the barlow, then I found this little number in my pile of knives to clean so I cleaned her up and in my pocket she went.
(not sure if she would be considered traditional though)

r8shell, Sarah, Beautiful TC's. Some things really do get better with age.

Nice knife there, Sarah. Does it have a name?

George needs to work some more on his patina, but he's starting to get that nice distinguished grey on the backsprings:

 

[Stich2442]

Lots of trees with shallow roots, all tangled together from the snow this past winter, my wife calls them yoga trees.

Pete

 

[combatjiujitsu]

Sleepy Sunday

 

[jerren]

Joe Allen Trapper

 

[rockgolfer]

Just got back from a weekend in the woods with some fishing and the presidential never let me down

 

[Whetstone39]

Very nice Tom:thumbup: it's funny how my summer carry changes. My seasonal business starts tomorrow (thaw till freeze) & I always carry a small fixed for the summer...usually a set up similar to yours. I open heavy bags of chemicals for cleaning and often am cutting notches in heavy plastic five gallon pails and feel so much more comfortable doing so with a fixed blade:thumbup:

Thanks Paul! Still trying to figure out the best way to carry a small fixed blade, a pocket sheath works but is a little clumsy, vertical belt works but not for all dress situations. Trying to figure a way to attach a pocket clip to the sheath, that might work. Or maybe have a custome horizontal sheath made. My quest continues

Tom, I miss your John Loyd but that City Knife has some beautiful lines. Very nice:thumbup:

Thanks Dave! You have not seen the last of the Lloyd by a long shot. I plan on boring the good people of the Porch with pics of that one for quite a while .

 

[BrotherJim]

Buck 110 circa 1988