What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[paulhilborn]

I always appreciate seeing your 73 in Stag.

Harry

Thank you Harry, I appreciate not only your compliment but admiring your Stag #73 as well. You, Mark and Ryan played a significant role in my purchase:thumbup:

 

[Markesharp]

All these today, not at once though

 

[flatblackcapo]

Typically, my 'week off' started with rotten weather, which looks like it might be in for the week, and I've been having to fit my time off round the bits of work I still have to do, but it's certainly better than the past couple of weeks! Hope you get some time off soon my friend :thumbup:

Jack, I hope the weather improves for ya. I feel an ailment coming on that only long walks in the mountains can cure.
I am totin' the little Schrade Walden 708 today.

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Schrades and knives are like pistachios flatblackcapo you can't just eat or get one , nice capture

 

[dave308ek]

Nice Eric's Jack Dave.

Thanks Bob, it is one of my most treasured knives because I won it in your fantastic Cancer Charity give away. :thumbup:

Nice one Dave !!!!! Thanks for commenting on my 73 , but the one I posted today has been carried by me for the last time.It is a gift to be given months down the road to one of my Grandsons.

Harry

Well I am certainly happy I got to see it then. That is a very generous gift and one that will bring loads of happiness and memories to your Grandson. Well done sir:thumbup:

Dave - Thank you That is some beautiful Stag your Totin' today

Thanks Ron, I really appreciate it

Thanks Dave. Nice stag on the Eric's Jack. :thumbup:

Thanks so much Primble Wish I could show the beauty as well as you are able to.

Many many nice knives today everyone:thumbup:

#73 Stag today...

That is a real keeper Paul, great photos also.

All these today, not at once though

Mark, that is mighty fine group of knives you got to choose from. Every one of them would make me proud so it would be a hard choice of which to carry. :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

 

[jujigatame]

All these today, not at once though

Cargo pants and a fishing vest can fix that.

 

[thales2015]

David - That has to be rough on the wallet my friend

Oye...you have noooo idea

That feather Damascus is so cool!

Thank you Mark - that was a real early one for me and doubt I'll ever do too much better (for my tastes anyway).

 

[thales2015]

The Blackwood easily keeps finding it's way back into my pocket. :thumbup:

VERY nice Bob! :thumbup:

 

[R.c.s]

 

[A.L.]

All these today, not at once though

I saw that beer scout in acrylic and I thought it was the most beautiful thing I've seen in a while. Too bad I can't spend the funds now. :,(

 

[Will Power]

Yes, that faux Tortoise is one of GEC's best acrylics. Knives in that you just can't stop looking at, like all beautiful things!:thumbup:

 

[Jack Black]

Lately it's been this combo.

Looks like a good combo :thumbup:

... and a Richards Sheffield England Pipe Knife

I have one like that right here on my coffee table Jim :thumbup:

Nice Dave, what's that you have in the pic (besides the Eric's Jack!)?

I'll carry this Boker USA Electrician and this dogleg Winchester this week.

They both look to be in great shape GT :thumbup:

Good-looking knife :thumbup:

Jack, I hope the weather improves for ya. I feel an ailment coming on that only long walks in the mountains can cure.
I am totin' the little Schrade Walden 708 today.

Thanks my friend, LOL! :thumbup: It's still dull today, but not raining. Earl is going to help me do some long overdue knife maintenance and cleaning though

 

[clutchcarter]

I can't help but wonder why Earl doesn't have this knife anymore, did he lose it, has he moved on from our Earth? Just wondering what he would think of his knife's travels.
BTW Jack, what happened to that ring finger? Nice scar! :thumbup:

Well, for me it's this beauty of a beast today................
If you're not careful with this on it could put a nice scar on you!

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Is that a larger toothpick Mark? Love that long sweeping swedge, really lends itself to the curvature of the toothpick.

I should probably rotate my knives out a bit more but several have been just stuck in my pocket for quite a while.

 

[clutchcarter]

Yes it's a monster at 5 5/8" closed.

I can see why those are stuck in your pocket, very nice!

Is that a larger toothpick Mark? Love that long sweeping swedge, really lends itself to the curvature of the toothpick.

I should probably rotate my knives out a bit more but several have been just stuck in my pocket for quite a while.

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Oh wow, I was thinking maybe 4" at most but 5 5/8"?? I respect your ability to carry such a beast Mark

 

[John L]

I made 5-6 or these 5 5/8" monsters and all but one ended up in Mexico where the ranchers use them for daily chores.....like making girls out of boys......!!

 

[texasshipagent]

Can't decide hmm...let's see ?

 

[Kperla]

Slipped this one in my pocket for today!!

 

[Lemmy Caution]

CSC in Rams Horn. On a single spring serpentine frame with rounded bolsters it's easy to forget this one is over 4 inches long. These blades are laser sharp.