What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Old Engineer]

Ron, Gevo, and Harry - Very fine pieces !!! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Got his one in today from a knife maker on the Exchange. I love the rustic feel it has. Need to make me a leather lanyard.

The Intruder
SPECS:
Steel: 3/16" thick 1095
Blade: 4.9" long tip to wood with chipped, blued and lightly sanded finish
Overall Length 9.7"
Handle: Rosewood scales on the knifes full tang.
Sheath: Brown leather pouch with integral belt loop.

That knife is really easy to like Primble. The 3/16 Blade must make it feel very solid.

Harry

 

[Gevonovich]

Love that Brantford lurking in the Shadows Gev!

Thanks so much, Ron!! I had commented on your fine carry in my post above. I know you are enjoying it

 

[Half/Stop]

Ron
The HSB looks like a fine carry!! Enjoy!

I am enjoying the old thing. It seems Brantford Cut. Co. U.S.A. ...was a trademark used by the Butler Brothers from 1896-1930. They used the slogan "Warranted Never Dull". I found a picture of a box on another site

Thanks Gev Love those old boxes. :thumbup:

 

[arrowhd]

Beach Viper

 

[Primble]

Thanks and that should hold off any intruders Great looking knife:thumbup:

Primble, that looks like a well crafted and very sturdy knife. :thumbup:

That knife is really easy to like Primble. The 3/16 Blade must make it feel very solid.

Harry

Many thanks ! :thumbup:

 

[bd.strelkov]

Buck 110

 

[jmarston]

 

[BrotherJim]

 

[Lemmy Caution]

Ooh I love cats!

 

[BrotherJim]

Ooh I love cats!

Cuts like a knife LOL
This is the third one I've had and the only one with acceptable (to me) fit and finish. Out of the box/bag, good blade centering when closed, no blade play what so ever anywhere and good blade/handle alignment when open. I think the guy I got it from (first time ordering), cherry picked it for me after discussing some common issues with the cats. Of course, the gold paint within the stamping soon came off like it did with all others, but I don't mind that at all. This cat is a good kitty.

 

[Jack Black]

Looking good Jake!

Just lovely, Jack! :thumbup:
I've missed out on some good stuff lately, I see.

Thanks my friend, nice to see one of your Italian stilettos. Hope you're keeping well :thumbup:

Very nice Duane, Hartkopf makes a classy knife :thumbup:

Beautiful knife Gev :thumbup:

Primble, that looks like a well crafted and very sturdy knife. :thumbup:

+1. Nice catch :thumbup:

Full of cold today, but have these two in my pockets :thumbup:

 

[Aidansdaddy17]

 

[GuestWho101]

The BladeForums Jack is a "STAGTASTIC" movie. You guys/gals should really check it out.

 

[skylarhagler]

Thanks Skylarhaglar, and Tim for your suggestions. I'm gonna keep my eye out for M-Pro7 and 10weight nano oil.

-Brandon

you should be able to find the M-pro in walmart or any sporting goods store that carries gun stuff

 

[Pjake]

Shot from Sunday pm....just so you all know I am not downing a beverage at 9:02 am The #76 has been a constant carry for a couple of weeks now.

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Peter

 

[Peregrin]

With me today.

Mace Vitale, Personal Carry in 1084 and Sambar stag with copper liners. Paul Long sheath.

Hiroaki Ohta, Single blade Wharncliffe Trapper in ATS-34 and Sambar stag.

 

[bleh]

Woah! That Bailey is a knockout, Sean!

Thanks Gary, it sure is a looker.

 

[RDaneel]

The BladeForums Jack is a "STAGTASTIC" movie. You guys/gals should really check it out.

Great photo once again of a great knife.

I've got the red with me today.

 

[Will Power]

With me today.

Mace Vitale, Personal Carry in 1084 and Sambar stag with copper liners. Paul Long sheath.

Hiroaki Ohta, Single blade Wharncliffe Trapper in ATS-34 and Sambar stag.

Choice antler on both of those for sure! But why does the fixed have copper liners? Is it decorative or is it a kind of 'washer' ensuring the stag adheres better? Looks very nice though

Regards, Will

 

[Kitten Party]

I just love this h20!