What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[dave308ek]

That is a amazing scout my friend, that's cool that your dads old scout papers and still around.

Thanks monstrum much appreciated

Nice 73 HWF and Dave yours is looking good.
Harry

Thanks Harry, always great to see your 73's, your Grandson is going to love that one. :thumbup:

Cool to see your dad's old papers Dave, and that's a great pair of knives to have with you :thumbup:

Thank you Jack, can't wait to see more of that Haywood. That was a very nice gift from Stephen. flaring spring interesting

 

[SadSappySucker]

Erik next time it takes a break from you pocket, ill gladly carry it for you.

Haha, I'd sign over the rights to my first born before I let someone else carry this knife.

 

[Ryouchijtx]

5:30 am // seems today is a day for double blades to take with me to appointments.

Two of my favourite knives for both people they came from. Hope you're doing well Bob and you too Ron

 

[oldmanrunning]

oldmanrunning...That is a very fine pair you are carrying today. I had to look up the common name for the #57 as it doesn't get shown too often. That the halfwhit, as I think it only has two blades? It has that used comfortable look to it.

on the texas jack that you coffee'd...it does look more aged. Try a mineral oil rubbing on it, it would be interesting to see how it would look then.

Hi Steve, yes indeed the #57 is a Halfwhitt and although i have only had it for a week it has become my go to "Big Knife" , i generally prefer peanut sized knives for EDC but the #57 fits right in, BTW i was surprised by how quickly a patina forms if you use it to cut your steak with, that patina was after one steak and three pork sausages. I tried your suggestion to rub mineral oil on the TJ and the "nut" , i found an old can of Castrol Grand Prix in my work shed i figure it to be about fifty years old, so not much use in the bike LOL , i rubbed some onto the covers and left them for a while, washed them off with soapy water, see what you think.
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After

OMR

 

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Me and my 73 are going to hit it hard today. Beautiful morning!

 

[oldmanrunning]

Double post.

 

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The 57 looks fantastic and well loved

Thanks Gevonovich, it has become one of my favourites.

 

[clutchcarter]

 

[Turk88]

These are some old pictures of my 73 in Stag but I have carried it every day since I received it. I hope they enable some of you guys who are thinking about it.

Consider me enabled. I think I'm going to try the soon to be little brother though, the 83. I think those will look equally great with stag or ebony

 

[pertinux]

GEC #15 in Culpepper's lapis blue, reclad by Glennbad.

~ P.

 

[Markesharp]

 

[Pipeman]

This old amber beauty.

Best regards

Robin

 

[Markesharp]

This old amber beauty.

Best regards

Robin

Very Cool Farmers Jack Robin! Who made it and do you have any pictures of the knife open?

 

[D.B Cooper]

I just got this Seahorse Whittler as a groomsman gift the other day. I've been wanting one for a while, and its exceeded my expectations so far.
Caramel bone with as-ground blades. Perfect edc.

 

[Lhpanther]

Craig Brewer today:

 

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[SadSappySucker]

Pertinux, that blue is stunning.:thumbup:
Carrying again

 

[Jolipapa]

Berr Scout and Pigtailed Laguiole, to face any encounter of any kind.

 

[red05]

I've been carrying this Boker the last few days.

 

[eschwebach]