What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[SadSappySucker]

Tim that Davison is a stunner!
Paul and Harry, those are some great looking 73's.

I left my modern at home today, and instead grabbed my opinel(9). It does not see nearly enough pocket time.

 

[Old Engineer]

Thanks Erik !!!!!

Harry

 

[Gevonovich]

Harry
Who needs anything more than those two beauties!! Now want maybe

 

[dispatch184]

Harry those are two beauties, Paul yours is exceptional, you guys/gals have all convinced me I have been missing the boat with stag.. need to fix that soon!

 

[Half/Stop]

Paul - Great to see you and that terrific Stag 73 back for a visit!

 

[Dadpool]

So beautiful, and so different from one another. Lovely, lovely stag you have there!

 

[Old Engineer]

Thanks Gevo , Drew , and Dadpool !!!!
Gevo : I still need more Stag and have a 77 Stag coming
Drew : You just have to choose which one to order . Both 73 and 83 Stags are out there !!!


Harry

 

[Gevonovich]

Thanks Gevo , Drew , and Dadpool !!!!
Gevo : I still need more Stag and have a 77 Stag coming
Harry

Your going to have to build a taller tower or another one for all the stag:thumbup:

 

[JesseT]

 

[eschwebach]

Looks like it came out really nice Tim. :thumbup:

Today I carried an often overlooked (by me) Queen Copperhead 41. I don't know why it sits all lonesome because it's a pretty decent knife aside from the thick grind that's typical for Queen knives.

I agree with everyone else Bob, that is a real looker! Nice rosewood and shield. :thumbup:

 

[Old Engineer]

Your going to have to build a taller tower or another one for all the stag:thumbup:

Thanks Gevo : I honestly had not thought of that !!!! I just may build one for UNXLD Stag after I get back from vacation to Yellowstone Park . It will not be as tall as the one for my Barlows though. That one rocks too much. Maybe I should just make one for you too while I am at it ???????

Harry

 

[paulhilborn]

I can certainly see why Paul. :thumbup:

Thanks Bob, I have so many others to carry but the #73 is just so nice. I was NEVER a single blade guy but that's staring to change...VERY nice Copperhead you posted earlier

Very easy to understand why it has your attention Paul !!!!! It looks a little better every day.

Harry

Thanks Harry and back at you with that Stag duo of yours

Harry those are two beauties, Paul yours is exceptional, you guys/gals have all convinced me I have been missing the boat with stag.. need to fix that soon!

Not that much encouragement is needed around here Drew, but DO IT hope all is well with you and your family

Paul - Great to see you and that terrific Stag 73 back for a visit!

Thank you Ron, I still pop in from time to time but enjoy it when I get to chime in every now and then, always GREAT knives you post

@ Erik (SSS), thank you Erik in regards to the Stag #73, like you I own an Opie, but I Never carry mine...puzzling as its such a terrific slicer. Your Presidential? is really acquiring some great character:thumbup:

 

[Gevonovich]

Thanks Gevo : I honestly had not thought of that !!!! I just may build one for UNXLD Stag after I get back from vacation to Yellowstone Park . It will not be as tall as the one for my Barlows though. That one rocks too much. Maybe I should just make one for you too while I am at it ???????

Harry

I appreciate that thought, Harry!! Very generous of you!!!! If you decide to build an extra then I say offer it as a give away here as I have seen so much generosity already people would stop talking to me

 

[joshf128]

My after hours carry today. Has been cleaned up a bit since this original picture.

 

[Will Power]

Looks like it came out really nice Tim. :thumbup:

Today I carried an often overlooked (by me) Queen Copperhead 41. I don't know why it sits all lonesome because it's a pretty decent knife aside from the thick grind that's typical for Queen knives.

Fine looking knife there Bob, is it carbon?

I hear there's a similar type of knife coming out as an SFO but with special wood scales, Wharncliffe and a high end stainless. Can't mention names here though.....

This is my Queen Copperhead in D2 and nice ACSB scales. It's also a locking version having the liner tab as well, sturdy work-knife with a nice sharp edge on the D2, came reasonably sharp anyway so improving it was not a Sisyphytic task

 

[Will Power]

I like locking Traditionals:thumbup:

This one is Camouflage Sambar

 

[Jack Black]

Two great-looking knives Will :thumbup:

Nice lines Drew :thumbup:

Haven't had a chance to post much of late but ALWAYS enjoy it when I can. Just a broad given thanks to so many, Gev, Tim, Bob, Ron, Erik, Jack, Andi, Henry, Jeff/s, Rob, Mark and so many others, you all make this place so great....come later this Fall/Winter I will be back to participate more

This Stag #73 has completely commanded my attention, love it:thumbup:

Thanks Paul, that's a lovely #73, it's great to see you here. Hope all's going well and look forward to seeing more of you my friend :thumbup:

 

[Jack Black]

Forgot to add today's carry! My Davison

 

[black mamba]

Deep red bone reverse gunstock stockman from Keystone series 2, 1992.

 

[r8shell]

Good old George