What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Markesharp]

An Old Peach

And what Peach it is! :thumbup:

My new 73 stag I traded for my Osage Orange with Jesse (CROWMAG)

 

[Gevonovich]

Carried these two today.

Northwoods Indian River and a Vic 86 Soldier.

Ken K.

Ken that Indian River is outstanding!!

And what Peach it is! :thumbup:

My new 73 stag I traded for my Osage Orange with Jesse (CROWMAG)

Thanks and i think were going to have to call you " The Stag King"! That one really has the right stuff!!

 

[evanPGH]

Thanks! I like your signature quote too!

Thank you sir!

Applying it to the knife hobby is tricky though

 

[Kitten Party]

Carried these two today.

Northwoods Indian River and a Vic 86 Soldier.

Ken K.

Omg that's the most beautiful mammoth I've ever seen [emoji33]

 

[Chief]

Jerry makes a great knife, and that one is no exception, thanks for sharing John.

Kris

Thanks my friend. Someone mentioned Jerry was having trouble, so dug mine out and snapped a couple pics hoping to send good karma his way. Pile side is just as nice as the mark so I'll show it off too.

 

[combatjiujitsu]

 

[556hunter]

And what Peach it is! :thumbup:

My new 73 stag I traded for my Osage Orange with Jesse (CROWMAG)

That thing has stellar stag mark!! Love it

 

[556hunter]

Most of my pocket time is split between this one and my stag 73. They're just I've been looking for I guess

 

[eschwebach]

Mark, thank you good sir for the kind words.

It's still in my pocket today.

Hope you all are having a great one.

Brett, I love the 72 and the coloration on yours is striking! :thumbup:

Wow John, your Halfrich is outstanding!

That's a good looking CSC lockback Jim! :thumbup:

Carried these two today.

Northwoods Indian River and a Vic 86 Soldier.

Ken K.

I didn't even know they did a run of IRJ's in mammoth. Not sure how they escaped me... Beautiful knife Ken!

 

[Railsplitter]

Carried these two today.

Northwoods Indian River and a Vic 86 Soldier.

Ken K.

I agree with all the positive comments about that Indian River Jack. Absolutely stunning! Half of me thinks "how could you carry that" while the other half thinks "how could you not"?

Probably the most beautiful knife I've seen in a long time. Wow!

 

[Primble]

An Old Peach

Indeed a peach !!!

Quite the looker John !

 

[Primble]

Had two classic TC's with me today:

 

[KBA]

Erik, appreciate that buddy. Had to sell a few to get it, but it was worth it.

 

[Carboniferous]

There is nothing i like more then seeing sparks fly...eye of the tiger They don't call me Gevo the Red Badge for nothing. And...I think we should just stick with the established nomenclature

BrotherJim

That is one fine peanut, Sir!! Wow

Carboniferous

What is the wood on that beauty?

It's curly zebrawood, some of the best looking covers I've seen on a production knife. Lots of color and contrast. I don't think they're still putting out the zebrawood covers, I'm going to try to get a few more before they're impossible to find.

 

[Gevonovich]

Indeed a peach !!!

Thank you, sir!! What is the name of the covers on the top TC? Great looking pair!!

 

[Primble]

Thank you, sir!! What is the name of the covers on the top TC? Great looking pair!!

Antique Amber Gevo.

 

[5K Qs]

This has been a crazy busy week at work (and at home, for that matter), so I haven't been keeping up with this thread! I wanted to at least stop in on Saturday night and post pics of some of the knives I've been carrying this past week.

A brown Delrin SS Case peanut (won in a Cory Hess GAW):

A Vic Electrician (a gift from gregc):

A Rough Rider canittler:

A little Chinese Buck stockman (on the left in following photo):

A Schrade USA 93OT (won in a Fausto GAW):

A chestnut bone Case swayback jack and a GEC EO buffalo horn 85 (both gifts from Paul Hilborn):

A Vic Recruit and a Minichamp:

A Boker electrician's knife (a gift from Markesharp):

A stag Buck canoe:

A chestnut bone CV Case Sodbuster Jr (won in a BigBiscuit GAW):

As you can see, I've been unusually lucky here in GAWs and have benefitted from the immense generosity characteristic of so many BF members! Thanks for all the many ways folks here have given me gifts of time, information, friendship, advice, knives, and equipment! Best wishes to everyone for the coming week! :thumbup:

- GT

 

[black mamba]

Brett, always a pleasure to see the red stag #72, and it's especially striking against the purple foliage. :thumbup:

And all the mammoth is crazy beautiful, too. It's gettin' so that even good, old stag is just ho-hum around here!

One set of covers I own belongs in that crazy beautiful realm, at least to me. H&R bark ram's horn #5031 Lockback.

 

[KBA]

Jeff that ram's horn is awesome! What's the closed length on that beauty?

Appreciate the compliment as well good sir.

 

[black mamba]

Brett, it's 4.19" closed, and you're certainly welcome. I've always thought the Northfield #72, with its triple threaded bolster and long pull clip blade is one of the very best looking GECs, and one with custom amboyna burl covers, or ironwood or koa would be spectacular.