What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[BigBiscuit]

Blackwood Charlow Sheep.

 

[SadSappySucker]

That presidential sure is doing alot of hard work. Was that forced or just all natural through days and days of use? Love the maratac set up Eri(K) with a K
.

I use my carbon blades with just about every thing I eat, so they patina pretty quickly.
I agree Brett.
That reversible clip was invalueble today.
Bob, that has got to be one of my favorate models of charlows to date.

 

[Stich2442]

Pete

 

[thales2015]

David. Killer pair.

David & Gary, nice knives and pictures

Thank you Tim and Paul! Paul, I think you've earned the title of "King of Lick Creek" Great lookin' knife - that etch is just awesome :thumbup: CEO of EOs and King of Lick Creek - not bad, my friend, not bad at all.

 

[avoidspam]

I'm sure it was well-earned my friend, and you have a lovely knife there

Oh it was!

Thanks, I've softened and blended the covers. Feels like a pebble now

 

[avoidspam]

Nice pic Sam. Makes me thirsty.

Thanks Bob. Definitely thirsty here, a bit hot for us Brit's!!

 

[Sonnemann]

[Re: the previous page]

I love the Amherst cutlery swayback. Wow, do I wish there were more of those out there. I think they also made a peanut and probably some other patterns too.

I once had a small flashlight clipped on my hat brim like that a few years ago when I was cleaning out an old house and didn't have a proper headlamp.
As the day wears on you get used to having it on there, that is, until you see it come unclipped and fall into the toilet just as you reach down to flush. Ironically not one of my brighter moments

 

[combatjiujitsu]

 

[avoidspam]

Blackwood Charlow Sheep.

Superb Bob!



Whittler today

 

[Jack Black]

That's some nice jigging Derek :thumbup:

Have a great time Jack and you too~ ^perfect bread slicer right there

Thanks Tim, I came back tired from the sun, with a bag full of new acquisitions, and an empty wallet! :thumbup:

You got a nice one there Tim, love the colour of the stag, and that's a very cool pic :thumbup:

Early TC, very nice

Jack - Two nice ones in the pocket today :thumbup: Hoping you have a nice visit

Thanks a lot Ron, hope that you're feeling better soon The bone looks splendid on your #79

I've got my Diamond Edge today. There's real diamonds in the edge!!!

A diamond for sure :thumbup:

Nice pocket selection Brett. :thumbup:

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Congratulations, that is beautiful :thumbup:

Oh it was!

Thanks, I've softened and blended the covers. Feels like a pebble now

...Definitely thirsty here, a bit hot for us Brit's!!

It's been hot hasn't it Sam?! Hope you weren't out with the mad dogs I managed to find sanctuary in a cool hostelry :thumbup:

 

[Jsega51]

Great knives and pictures by everyone today! I wasn't going to post a picture until I got a new knife in the mail...but I can't seem to separate it from the magazine cover. I'll just have to use the Davison swayback to cut it out!!

 

[thales2015]

/\/\/\Perfection sir!

 

[Jack Black]

I managed to find sanctuary in a cool hostelry :thumbup:

Only after a productive trip to the fleamarket of course!

It's a beauty Jake :thumbup:

 

[major_works]

Jack, what's the pearl-handled one lying horizontal just above center?

 

[BigBiscuit]

I wish we had flea markets like that around here Jack. Nice haul. :thumbup:

 

[Jack Black]

Jack, what's the pearl-handled one lying horizontal just above center?

The only MOP-handled one is the one at the top. One of the blades is broken unfortunately, and there's no mark at all on the intact blade (there's a nub of the other which might yield something). The Sleeveboard in the centre is a Richards of Sheffield Swinden-key (much like Imperial) in cracked ice. In fact six of those knives are by Richards :thumbup:

 

[Jack Black]

I wish we had flea markets like that around here Jack. Nice haul. :thumbup:

Thanks Bob, I've been busy lately, but have had a couple of good hauls I picked up 4 Saynors on my previous trip :thumbup:

 

[Humppa]

Busy for the last few days. The Texas Jack was on my side the last time.

 

[usb7000]

Many beautiful knives in this thread...

Today, working from home, I'm carrying (only) a large Douk-Douk.
(90mm blade). With many knives around, I probably won't even
reach into my pocket to use it. But in case I've got to run out in
a hurry, or whatever - I have it. Featherweight and very, very
sharp.

 

[5K Qs]

Only after a productive trip to the fleamarket of course!
...

WW, Jack, productive doesn't begin to describe it!! :thumbup::thumbup:
Looks like you scored heavily, sir!

A couple of the knives I'm carrying this week are this Colt stag bone sowbelly stockman, and a Schrade USA 93OT.

- GT