What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Once again a bunch of lookers and hard workers in here!

With me today:

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Buck 301, Marbles Camp/scout/utiliy/Demo ("US" marked, all steel) and a Taylor-Schrade Old Timer 7OT my owner gifted to me on Staurday.
Maybe it's just me, but the 7OT looks more like a "work knife", with brushed bolsters and saw cut staglon(?) covers, than the high polished brass bolsters (more "Sunday go to meeting" fancy looking, to me.) on the Buck 110 and Uncle Henry LB7 I have.
 
JD Ware hand made small folder: blade 440C stainless steel, Scales Yucatecan Guayucan hardwood, Shield made from old silver ten centavo coin
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Tim: Very nice sunrise picture. I normally don't wake up that early on purpose. That micarta on the Viper terrific looking.
bleh: gonna have the LC in pocket today even if I'm mainly just going to listen to music and read...

 
It is a suit-and-tie work day for me, so only enough carry real estate for a folder. And a keychain prybar-caplifter-gizmo.

 
Carrying my Anniversary TC Barlow when suddenly my odometer reading matched my knife model number.

 
sitflyer said:
That's a sweet looking stockman Gev, I've got a jack, no 233 that looks a lot like that one, snappy lil' knife :thumbup:
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Thank you, Duane! This one is an #834 and it is definitely a well built knife. Very snappy, like yours, no wobble...just look at that spring deflection. I really treasure it as it was a gift from Pete in my earliest times on BF!

And don't think I did not drool over that sowbelly your carrying...It a real fine one:thumbup::thumbup:
 
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