What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Humppa]

Will going to a BBQ to my parents in some hours. The Böker Sportmesser will be with me there. Like that great knife!

 

[BigBiscuit]

Andi, that Boker looks like a handful. :thumbup:

Went with Ebony today.

 

[Old & In The Way]

Jack - lovely photos today, and I hope you're having a great Sunday too.

Andi - very interesting Boker. I can see why you'd like that one. Enjoy the BBQ! :thumbup:

Bob - that's one fine looking ebony Charlow, and a terrific photo of it too. :thumbup:


I'm carrying this one today.

 

[BigBiscuit]

Thank you Stephen. Jared does amazing work with micarta. That's a beautiful example of his work. :thumbup:

 

[Primble]

Some very fine knives on display this morning. I'm running errands and carrying this IRJ. I hope all of you have a fantastic weekend.

I'm carrying this one today.

Very beautiful knives, pictured beautifully !!! :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Andi, that Boker looks like a handful. :thumbup:

Went with Ebony today.

Was going to say the same thing about Andi's boker Bob, looks like a good grip.

Does the ebony become lighter with carry? Great photo

 

[BigBiscuit]

Does the ebony become lighter with carry? Great photo

Not from my experience Tim. Perhaps over years, depending on what it's been subjected to?

 

[combatjiujitsu]

Moose helping me fill a emergency pump up this rainy Sunday morning. Have a good one guys

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Ah mmk. It's great when you're able to see the fine linear grain in ebony and blackwood.

Moose helping me fill a emergency pump up this rainy Sunday morning. Have a good one guys

Had to play 'where's the knife' for a second, hope your Sunday goes well as well.

 

[BigBiscuit]

I have another Charlow in Blackwood and it shows much more grain than the Ebony does.

 

[Chris Montgomery]

Bob, that ebony TC is great.

Stephen, that Oeser is so nice.

Chria

 

[BigBiscuit]

Thanks Chris.

 

[pertinux]

I'm carrying my newest Erickson today.

I remain in awe of Erickson's eye for proportion and lines, whether creating an over-the-top kajillian-tool masterpiece such as his horseman's or champagne knife, or dialing in the essence of elegant simplicity, as in your knife here. What a beauty!

Just got back from the firing range myself. Kept hitting slightly low to the right which is odd for me. I have my 66 stockman in my right pocket. Maybe I should put it in my left pocket next time.

"Lick Creek" & orange ALOX Rancher today:thumbup:

Ach, beautiful, Paul!

Will going to a BBQ to my parents in some hours. The Böker Sportmesser will be with me there. Like that great knife!

... In which our man Andi was ready for any and all food packaging and edible contingency he encountered over the next few hours. Handy knife, that!

I've been admiring the little pocket fixed blades I see here from time to time. I want one, but the ones I fancy are a little spendy for something I just don't know if I'll find comfortable or useful to carry. So recently, I found this cheap little China-made Browning in a pawn shop. I really like the shape and size of it. I made a messy looking sheath for it from some scrap, and am carrying it this weekend just to see how I like it. Kind of a test run.



....the little fixed blade is back in my pocket now. Back pocket? Left front pocket? I keep switching.

Looks good from here, r8shell!

I carried these all week...

LT Wright Patriot, in desert ironwood:

#38 Lick Creek Farmer's Jack, white bone:

...in this KSF Pocono pocket sheath. Ignore the mis-aligned lumps; I'd previously wet-formed the sheath to two different blades/tools, and am using it now with these to see how I like it. I really do!

The sheath keeps both items upright and aligned in my pocket-- back pocket, for me. Lacking even the semblance of leather-stitchy skills, I'm thinking of adding another Pocono and breaking it in more 'generically'-- although the Arno Bernard Porcupine might be a challenge to secure even so, being so much skeenier spine-to-blade/handle than the others.

(The top two, a Green River/VCM Patch Knife and the Bark River Mini Canadian, each have a squared-off, flatter sheath that works well in a the long side pocket of my work pants, and can be on my belt otherwise.)

~ P.

 

[SAK Guy]

 

[MT Damascus]

These two have been with the last few days,

Have a great Sunday folks

 

[combatjiujitsu]

Man I need a 73 bad!

 

[SAK Guy]

Man I need a 73 bad!

Thx CJ but that's it's big brother the 23. I think that ginormous AG Russell sheath alongside made it look smaller. :thumbup:

 

[Gevonovich]

~P
A fine collection of fixed blades!!!

Andi
That Boker will make a fine knife for today's BBQ. Have fun!!

Bob
A fine ebony TC...indeed!!

Stephen
The pinnacle of cool!!

This one will soar above the storm with me today

"The eagle does not escape the storm. It simply uses the storm to lift it higher. It rises on the winds that bring the storm."

Eagle/Phila

 

[Paradiggum]

I've got this pair on me today. Case medium trapper and of course, a peanut.

 

[Ryouchijtx]

These two have been with the last few days,

Have a great Sunday folks

Greattt looking dogleg right there. Did you carve that mug yourself? Amazing work.