What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Jack Black]

Thank you Jack, hope you had a great weekend

I did thanks Tim :thumbup:

That looks good Mike :thumbup:

 

[wazu013]

 

[SadSappySucker]

Mark, that Primble came out great!

Nice knives everyone, Mark great job on the Primble.
Having old Remi in my pocket today

Mike

That's a sweet looking knife, Mike.

 

[RDaneel]

This one today.

 

[Gevonovich]

Sowbelly Sweetness

 

[RDaneel]

Nice, Gev. I've got one of their congress knives with similar covers. Amazing what they can do at the price level.

 

[Gevonovich]

Nice, Gev. I've got one of their congress knives with similar covers. Amazing what they can do at the price level.

Yes it is, Dean! I picked up a few RR a few years ago and decided to carry this one today. It really has a nice weight to it and talk about sharp out of the box. The congress is sweet too!! I also have the toothpick.
Your TC is just magnificent and that bone is stunning!

 

[clutchcarter]

Nice job Mark!

Nice work Mark, giving the Old Boy some more life yet. Are those horn scales or Cell?

I like that Primble!

Mark, that Primble came out great!

Thanks guys....My new Ken Onion belt sander is going to help save a few of these old boys!
Will - I thought the scales were bone for a while, but now I'm thinking horn because of their translucence.

Nice knives everyone, Mark great job on the Primble.
Having old Remi in my pocket today

Mike

Thanks Mike....nice Remington!

 

[SAK Guy]

881Y (and a Farmer)

 

[RDaneel]

Yes it is, Dean! I picked up a few RR a few years ago and decided to carry this one today. It really has a nice weight to it and talk about sharp out of the box. The congress is sweet too!! I also have the toothpick.
Your TC is just magnificent and that bone is stunning!

Thanks. It was my first TC and I got it a knife show. It has gotten more pocket time than others. But has been ignore for awhile.

 

[HST]

Just got this guy in. Pleased to have it.

 

[Humppa]

My trusty and Old Buck 110 - what a wonderful folder.

 

[SAK Guy]

Great knife/ pic Andi!!!!! :thumbup:

 

[combatjiujitsu]

 

[avoidspam]

Sowbelly Sweetness

Nothing rough about that one!

Sam

 

[Pjake]

^^^ Very nice Shane...that appears to be your go to. Finally have a couple of days off.....this one has been in my pocket since the day it arrived. Just love it!

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Peter

 

[Greenbuttskunk]

Found this one in a box of my old stuff this weekend. My Dad gave me this as my first knife before my first big weeklong camping trip, probably about 25 years ago. It went through countless camping trips, whittled sticks and who knows what else. The tip of the main is slightly bent from me throwing it in the air and trying to get it to stick in the ground...seemed like a cool idea. I still remember the horror I felt when I saw the tip was bent-lesson learned. I have no idea how that chunk of the cover came off. It was plenty gunky from all of jars of peanut putter and sticks it's been through. Cleaned and oiled it up and now it sits here on my desk, ready for its next trip...

 

[tdkfm]

I could have literally written the exact same story. Same knife, same time frame. No broken cover or bent tip though.

 

[texmex03]

Canvas Micarta was my carry for the day and then this guy showed up a few minutes ago.

Untitled by Josh, on Flickr

 

[bleh]

“Their bodies lay flatly on the rocks, and their eyes regarded him with evil interest: but it does not appear that Mr. Tascosa was afraid, or that he realized that he was in any danger. Possibly his confidence is to be ascribed to the limpness of their attitudes. But he was horrified, of course, and intensely excited and indignant at such revolting creatures preying upon knife steel. He thought they had chanced upon a drowned barlow. He shouted to them, with the idea of driving them off, and, finding they did not budge, cast about him, picked up a big rounded lump of rock, and flung it at one.

And then, slowly uncoiling their tentacles, they all began moving towards him - creeping at first deliberately, and making a soft purring sound to each other.”
With apologies to HG Wells.