What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Old & In The Way]

I'm looking forward to the long weekend coming up, and the chance to catch up with everything that's been going on here. I carried this one today.

 

[dave308ek]

Neat pen there sir.


A well balanced knife.

Thanks you sir Great photo, I am hoping to get a whittler soon

Thanks, Tom. It is the Mini Canadian, with natural canvas handles and red liners. Probably my favorite small Barkie, for its versatility and ability to do more work than its size might suggest. I like that if needed, I can 'choke up' on it and get all four fingers on the handle. And I really like the way natural canvas develops that warm color with use. :thumbup:

:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup: I am sold now, looks great to me.

43 nice gills will make a couple fine dinners for me. The Case/Bose helped out today:

That Case/Bose really helped out with the color and composition too, what a great photo Primble

Great photo of a beautiful knife Will. :thumbup:

Nice pair Lemmy:thumbup:

Well, it is Wednesday!

One of my favorite barlows of all time Ron. what a keeper!!!

Fantastic knife as usual David

Just got this one on Monday, its been with me ever since..

Beautiful 85, nice grain on that one.

The mechanic worked really hard today laying hardwood floors and tile

Old picture

Gevonovich, you always have the most interesting knives, very nice:thumbup:

I'm looking forward to the long weekend coming up, and the chance to catch up with everything that's been going on here. I carried this one today.

I like everything about that one Stephen

Trapper today

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Just got this one on Monday, its been with me ever since..

I think you jumped in front me on this one. Saw it on the exchange but seller said it was on hold for someone Great cocobolo covers

Moto Corgi Carry today with two knafes on my person. North River x Viper 47

 

[556hunter]

This stockman helped get this rattle snake skin ready for tanning. I sure do like this knife

 

[Ryouchijtx]

This stockman helped get this rattle snake skin ready for tanning. I sure do like this knife

Wicked, do show what you do with the hide afterwards Nice collection of arrowheads as well

 

[556hunter]

Wicked, do show what you do with the hide afterwards Nice collection of arrowheads as well

I'd be happy to show you how I take care of the skin! But since it's not knife related, shoot me a PM and I'll walk you through it step by step. It's super easy

I'm glad you like the arrowheads too, that's not even my good cases lol. I'm even more passionate about collecting arrowheads than pocket knives if any one can believe that hahaha
Anywho, thanks again for the nice comments

 

[Will Power]

Thanks Primble and Dave for your appreciation for the Orchard.

They arrived last night so I wasn't able to get much of a picture of the Creek but it will be joining me today. Lyle commissioned a great knife with this one I feel, big shout too to Barry for his service and help!

Enjoy this day, Will

 

[Jack Black]

They were called "Trim-trios" around here. I have a few, one still stuck to its card.

There must have been a lot produced as they turn up pretty regularly even over here. I have at least one, just marked'USA' I think :thumbup:

I only had a couple of hour's sleep last night, so feeling pretty rough today. Have to stay in for roofers coming to fix my roof too, so I think I'm going to be stuck in all day. Slipping my WLST in my pocket :thumbup:

 

[Ryouchijtx]

There must have been a lot produced as they turn up pretty regularly even over here. I have at least one, just marked'USA' I think :thumbup:

I only had a couple of hour's sleep last night, so feeling pretty rough today. Have to stay in for roofers coming to fix my roof too, so I think I'm going to be stuck in all day. Slipping my WLST in my pocket :thumbup:

What a beautiful stout barlow. Reminds me of a good brew. Wish they made more runs of the tidioute 25 barlows.

 

[clutchcarter]

:thumbup::thumbup:

I'm looking forward to the long weekend coming up, and the chance to catch up with everything that's been going on here. I carried this one today.

This one is still hanging in there...........

 

[Jack Black]

What a beautiful stout barlow. Reminds me of a good brew. Wish they made more runs of the tidioute 25 barlows.

Thanks Tim, gifted to me by our man on the Isle of Harris, PMEW

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Thanks Tim, gifted to me by our man on the Isle of Harris, PMEW

Everyone here is an outstanding bunch of people~

Carrying the EO modded by BigBiscuit Northfield Dogleg 56 this morning to the Hospital on the ol' bike

 

[Jsega51]

Come on Tim....post a picture of the whole bike...I don't see any pushrods so it's not HD but that's OK with me!

I'm carrying the ebony 77 today and working on waterproofing the sheath on my new custom from Leif Lambertson (Leiflj on here). He was an absolute pleasure to work with and a great guy. Blade is 52100, tapered tang, Bocote scales over orange and black G10 liners with carbon fiber pins. He handmade the leather basket weave sheath as well. I can't wait until hunting season to use it. This knife is very light and thin...which means it came light-saber sharp. Big thanks to Leif!

 

[akula83]

Thank you akula83 !!! I'm liking this 73 so much, I'd be interested in a single blade (drop or clip) 72 lockback when they hit again.
I steered away from a 73 linerlock because the half-stop and pull is the same as a 73 slipjoint. Other than that, the 73 "L's" are just as beautiful.

This was my first GEC liner lock, it's a keeper but if I ever get another #73 it will be the slip-joint version, with that strong spring you have to pay attention disengaging the lock, even with the 1/2 stop.

 

[Whetstone39]

Great pairing Jake! :thumbup:

 

[Primble]

Felt like carrying something pretty old today.

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Come on Tim....post a picture of the whole bike...I don't see any pushrods so it's not HD but that's OK with me!

I'm carrying the ebony 77 today and working on waterproofing the sheath on my new custom from Leif Lambertson (Leiflj on here). He was an absolute pleasure to work with and a great guy. Blade is 52100, tapered tang, Bocote scales over orange and black G10 liners with carbon fiber pins. He handmade the leather basket weave sheath as well. I can't wait until hunting season to use it. This knife is very light and thin...which means it came light-saber sharp. Big thanks to Leif!

Loving the way your custom came out. I gave in to the edc fixies and picked up a bark river adventurer on the exchange. Aha was wondering if you would catch that. I'm a HD guy at heart but it's a metric Yamaha Bolt. I try to stay american when I can but as a student who's paying his own way and on medical leave atm this is my affordable baby. A photo from when I gave her a good wash down a week or so back.

 

[Whetstone39]

I gave in to the edc fixies and picked up a bark river adventurer on the exchange. Aha was wondering if you would catch that.

Looking forward to some pics Tim, the Adventurer is a great looking knife.


For me today:

 

[KBA]

I'm looking forward to the long weekend coming up, and the chance to catch up with everything that's been going on here. I carried this one today.

Stephen that is a beauty! I've never thought to look into it, but are those etched or stamped? Either way great carry.

 

[Jsega51]

That's ok Tim, a lot of Harley parts are foreign anyhow....that's why I don't care what people ride. All the HD fanboy's buy into the whole made in USA idea but with the global economy, like I said, HD's are just as much foreign as they are US, trust me, I've stripped my entire bike and seen the parts marked from foreign countries. Plus everything you'll buy in the Harley shops are made in other countries, especially the clothes.

Back to knives though!!! I did see that you went with BRK...be sure to post up some pics and a short review when you get the Adventurer!

And Brett, welcome back Sir!