What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Pipeman]

For a couple of months now, a wonderful knife. Have a great weekend folks. Happy thanksgiving to all the canuks.

Best regards

Robin

 

[MT Damascus]

Marbles Loveless Sport in 52100 and 4 pin stag, along with a Diamond Edge cattle knife by Tom Ploppert in stag and CPM 154, cap lifter by Vince in Sambar stag and maple burl. Tooled and lined sheath made for me by Claude Scott

Have a great weekend!

 

[Todd Isa 53]

Well that certainly wins the internet for today

Thank you... feeling blessed to have this group together. IG went insane for this pic.

Great group photo Todd! The Native fits in the family really well

Thank you. Native is a great addition.

That cocobolo has great character cannonball970! Beautiful!



Wow, that's like the 1927 Yankees of Oeser knives right there Todd!

Made me smile! Thanks. You caused me to order the Trestle Superior knife with the wharncliffe blade. Excited.

 

[Itsasportsbar]

I'm going with this one today.

Ken K.

 

[Gevonovich]

Sourdough morning

 

[Half/Stop]

Tidioute

Gev - Simple and timeless my friend!

Among the knives I've been carrying this week that I don't think I've posted during the week are a Winchester dogleg jack (thanks, Paul), a Keen Kutter Office Knife (thanks, Mark), and, as always, a Case peanut (thanks, Cory):

- GT

GT - That is a super trio your totin' this week!:thumbup:

Rachel - A very interesting knife, seems like I have seen those for sale while sitting on the dock of the bay! Lawd, I do love them Whataburgers, but I have to drive 180 miles to get one!

thank you... yes, sheep foot.

Todd - I love the family portrait, but this sheep is just a fabulous knife Sir! :thumbup:

The Soup Bone today...

Armando - Nice sheep, especially the soup!

I'm carrying these two today :thumbup:

Jack - You are well served today, have a great weekend! :thumbup:

Went hiking for a couple of days and had these with me...

sturzi - Beautiful landscapes and the photos and knives are not bad either!

Copperhead and Bird & Trout today. Hope everyone has a fine weekend.

Primble - Got one word for you my friend! GRAIL!!! :thumbup:

For a couple of months now, a wonderful knife. Have a great weekend folks. Happy thanksgiving to all the canuks.

Best regards

Robin

Robin - A knife at home in its element! Beautiful jigging on that bone!

Marbles Loveless Sport in 52100 and 4 pin stag, along with a Diamond Edge cattle knife by Tom Ploppert in stag and CPM 154, cap lifter by Vince in Sambar stag and maple burl. Tooled and lined sheath made for me by Claude Scott

Have a great weekend!

Kris - Beautiful carries as usual, lovely stag all around! :thumbup:

Raining and around the house today with this Huckleberry!

 

[sturzi]

Sturzi, you have excellent taste in knives, i especially like that Stockman. 👍🏻

Thanks, I'm usually not a Stockman person, but this one with its thin blades and unusual blade selection is the exception, getting plenty of pocket time.

sturzi - Beautiful landscapes and the photos and knives are not bad either!

Unfortunately now I'm under those clouds again, got to get back up there next week if the weather plays nice.

 

[HST]

I just love these new EDBs. This has been in my pocket, since it arrived.

 

[Mikael W]

Those are really good shots of the IRJ. I didn't know they were powder steel.

I think it is the stainless powdersteel that sets the IRJ 2014-15 and the new EDB 2015 apart, from most other production traditionals.
The leatherslip it came with, also works very well in the front pocket.

The blade was convexed on a waterstone and polished to a userfinish.

It's the combination of design, steel and the overall solid impression, that makes it to my pocket.
A workhorse that is nice to use!


Regards
Mikael

 

[Cannonball970]

I just love these new EDBs. This has been in my pocket, since it arrived.

Same here, I suspect mine will be dominating my pocket time for quite a while .
Traveling today so a phone pic will have to do:

 

[r8shell]

"Doctor's Knife"

I think the rounded spade type blade was used to crush pills. Kinda neat.

I believe the "spade" blade was for counting/sorting pills, and the square end of the handle was for crushing.
Very nice mother of pearl. :thumbup:

 

[Grateful]

This one seems to be taking over. My other knives are jealous.

Jim

 

[KBA]

Wonderful shot Sturzi! :thumbup:


The 73 and 77 for today as I celebrate 6 years. Hope you all have a great weekend.

 

[screened porch]

Going a little lighter today.

 

[J_Curd]

I believe the "spade" blade was for counting/sorting pills, and the square end of the handle was for crushing.
Very nice mother of pearl. :thumbup:

Also a tongue depressor

 

[pistonsandgears]

Totin the Queen whittler today

 

[wundergussy]

 

[mangelo2407]

I just love this pattern have good day all

 

[Acadian]

today this beauty is in my pocket

 

[SadSappySucker]

Carrying these two today.