What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Dantone Impressive and epic picture there! :thumbup: An ascent into a glacier has a heroic sound to it . You were well equipped with that knife as it has much character:cool:

For me it's more down to earth (and being in Puukkoland I see enough snow, no glaciers mind...:D) Böker Germany, Whittler in carbon with Apaloosa Bone, very decent quality on these, fine snap - a nice compact three blade traditional.

Thanks, Will

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Simply elegant. I like the subtle filework.

Jack Black said:
Wow folks, I just browsed the past few pages with my mouth open! :D Some great knives and really outstanding shots :) :thumbup:

Sunday here, and I can't resist slipping my Davison in my pocket :)

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Will, can't go wrong with a Boker. (speaking of Germans, :D let me know if you hear back from Andi)

Jack, Enjoy your Sunday. Looks good with that beer.

Raining for weeks around here. Flooding in the hill country, but not in town. Time for coffee and a stout, stainless knife.

 
Old Engineer said:
Today's carry ; Paper under the Case Saddlehorn and 77 Barlow copied from Meako's posting on the " Is this a Barlow " thread
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Harry - I really like your Saddlehorn in stag and the stamped bolster. I never saw one of those when they were introduced.

A copperhead and soup bone in my pockets today:
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This confused Swiss/American one from the 90's. You never know when you are going to have that MacGyver situation (speaking of 90's). Have a great Memorial Weekend everyone.
 
Nice stuff guys. this old Schrade red bone whittler or as Schrade called it the Mechanics knife has been taking care of most tasks this weekend.

 
KBA said:
Great Knife and shot! :thumbup:
Welcome to traditionals as well. I think I just read you just got into them. I could be wrong though. Either way I bet that was a great hike.
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Thanks Brett,

Indeed. The traditional path is a way I have not travelled down since I was 8 when I used to collect them. Now if only I could ever find what happened to that 8 year olds collection.:D

Will Power said:
Dantone Impressive and epic picture there! :thumbup: An ascent into a glacier has a heroic sound to it . You were well equipped with that knife as it has much character:cool:

For me it's more down to earth (and being in Puukkoland I see enough snow, no glaciers mind...:D) Böker Germany, Whittler in carbon with Apaloosa Bone, very decent quality on these, fine snap - a nice compact three blade traditional.

Thanks, Will

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To be fair Will I can't give the #71 all the credit... When in heroic mode :D I always carry a small fixed blade as a primary. It makes the journey an even more enjoyable one! That day my set up was this...
It was my Smith and Sons Brave accompanying me as well.
Good looking Boker you have there. Looks like it's seen some quality pocket time.

-Dan

 
Primble said:
Harry - I really like your Saddlehorn in stag and the stamped bolster. I never saw one of those when they were introduced.

A copperhead and soup bone in my pockets today:
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Thank you Primble. It is one of many Case knives given to me by one of my daughters. Do you see the similarity of the Saddlehorn to one of the Old Barlows. Just needs a long bolster and no end cap. The saddlehorn pattern is my second choice of patterns to own.
Your selection of TC's for today are great. I really like the soup bone.

Harry
 
Old & In The Way said:
I hope all of you are enjoying the weekend. I'm carrying the one on the left this morning.

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Great lineup of sheep Stephen !!! Hope you and family are having a great holiday weekend ! :thumbup::thumbup::)

Old Engineer said:
Thank you Primble. It is one of many Case knives given to me by one of my daughters. Do you see the similarity of the Saddlehorn to one of the Old Barlows. Just needs a long bolster and no end cap. The saddlehorn pattern is my second choice of patterns to own.
Your selection of TC's for today are great. I really like the soup bone.

Harry
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Harry - Thank you and I do see the similarity. Your daughter certainly picked out a fine specimen ! :thumbup::thumbup::)
 
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