What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Schatt & Morgan "Series IX" Stockman (ATS-34):

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Nice one Elliott, I've got two from that series and it is some of the prettiest bone around.
With the premium steel, they're as fine a production slipjoint as there is, IMO.
 
black mamba said:
Nice one Elliott, I've got two from that series and it is some of the prettiest bone around.
With the premium steel, they're as fine a production slipjoint as there is, IMO.
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I've always loved the blade selection on this one, Jeff, specifically the small clip blade. It's just a cool knife in every respect. :cool:
 
I've got my large (and I mean LARGE) A. G. Russell folding hunter in the Texas Ranger limited edition with black micarta handle.

I just love using it in the kitchen!:D Plus, it's great for giggles when I pull it out of my pocket. I can't get over the size!
 
GEC half congress in snakewood. Still need to spend some time reprofiling the blade but it still is great to carry and use.

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Today I'm carrying this Northfield Dogleg
Jack! I removed the blade etching and gave it
a satin finish. :D





Jason
 

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GEC Northfield Gambler in snakewood. Great knife for the office, but enough knife to handle plenty of other chores as well.
 
Large Amber Bone CV Stockman for me today-again.

I don't know what to say, other then the fact that I just the sheepsfoot blade that this knife has on it.

Left the Peanut out of the pocket for some reason. It was always close by though.
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My Blade Forums 2011 forum moose has been in my pocket every day since it showed up in my mailbox.

Dan
 
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