What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

yobbos1 said:
Just got my new Case G10 Moose yesterday. I think we bonded already ;).
Surprised this pattern is not more popular.
Feeling the love for Bradford PA today.

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Sure looks nice to me. I'm thinking that black G-10 looks real nice on those Case traditionals.

I decided to pick up the Buck 302 Solitaire in yellow that I purchased last week.

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TLARbb said:
Sure looks nice to me. I'm thinking that black G-10 looks real nice on those Case traditionals.

I decided to pick up the Buck 302 Solitaire in yellow that I purchased last week. No picture yet. I'll insert one when I get out today. - Ed
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Feels nice in the hand and is fitted perfectly. Leave it to the folks at Case to make something like G10 purdy-lookin' ;).
 
GEC Primitive bone dogleg today in preparation for my ebony spearpoint version that should arrive very soon!

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Tomsch, fabulous shot-hope you can show the new one next to it.

Yobbos I really like my CASE Slimline Trapper in G-10, the contrast between scale material,brass pins and matte blade works so well. Tough but elegant.

Ed, that Buck looks very good indeed..........

Today, GEC No.25 EZ-Open with spear blade. Sliced up the breakfast oranges(despite small size!) opened 2 boxes, sliced up cheese&apple for a snack, earning its keep nicely.
 
will go away, survival course in the Livorno area here in Italy
my slipjoiint and only folder is a 2008 case trapper CV with a food patina on it
it will be a backup and food knife

will post pics, looks pretty used, had it since July 2009 with me on every montain trip
it's still in great shape, sharp with no play

Maxx
 
I was trying to resist stuffing this one in my pocket for a couple of weeks or three, and I just could not make it....
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Originally Posted by getpower
Here are the promised pictures:

The whole pocket dump was taken yesterday. As you can see, I managed to carry two traditional folders along with regular stuff.
Only 5 knives? I think you're slacking off a bit.

I carried this one yesterday. It's a Queen/Dan Burke large barlow that Don Seals rescaled with maroon micarta and added a lanyard tube to. This is one tough knife.
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Ha! It really didnt carry well either.

Today was the Case SS Medium Stockman that is pictured a couple pages back and a Buck 110 on the belt in the leather sheath.
 
Beautiful bone on that one Luciano. Today I'm carrying this 2004 CASE to accompany a spyderco military. I think the bone on it is quite unique.
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Extremely nice bone on that Small Texas Jack. Greenbone? Very enviable knife.

Today, QCCC Teardrop Jack in Greenbone, have the Winterbottom version too but that stays indoors.
 
willgoy said:
Extremely nice bone on that Small Texas Jack. Greenbone? Very enviable knife.

Today, QCCC Teardrop Jack in Greenbone, have the Winterbottom version too but that stays indoors.
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It's amber bone but has some irregular jigging in spots and some glossy black "burned" areas. I really like it, thanks.
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I used my Fruitport to do some dinner prep last night so I decided to drop it in my pocket today. So far I used it to cut up an English muffin but probably opened and closed it about 100 times just loving how it can be pinched opened.

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Something a little bit different for me today. I sharpened up this little Camillus made Remington R14 carpenter's whittler last night and had it with me all day today. It's built like a stockman, but has whittler style coping and small clip blades. - Ed

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hoopster said:
It's amber bone but has some irregular jigging in spots and some glossy black "burned" areas. I really like it, thanks.
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I've got one of those knives at the urging of Stu (Flymon) and it is a really nice knife in the pocket. I just have a hard time kicking the minicopperhead out. I like that Texas jack a lot though. It's a good looking, good working knife.
 
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