What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[jrawk]

Love the color in this little guy (GEC #092214 St. Patty's Day Acrylic).

 

[paulhilborn]

Some very nice knives and scenery Paul! Sounds like you enjoyed the day off. :thumbup:

I carried the Queen City Copperhead.

I did Erik, it was a BEAUTIFUL day today, really like your Copperhead, great covers, patina and a keen edge:thumbup:

 

[5K Qs]

Thanks Gary!! Great old scout!!!! :thumbup::thumbup:

Thanks, Robert.

My 303 today. Maybe tomorrow too.
In its imperfect glory, still speaks to me in ways that my other knives don't. I just can't describe it.
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The Buck 303 doesn't happen to do it for me, but I know what you're talking about; it's a cool and mysterious phenomenon!

...Thanks GT, the Peanut was a gift from r8shell :thumbup:

Thanks for the knife ID, Jack.

...Thanks GT. I don't think I am fancy enough to carry this thing...
That GS Kutmaster has some mighty fine character :thumbup:
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Sometimes we have to change from the outside in! If you carry a fancy knife, it can help increase your "fancy rating".
Besides, Johnny5 had good advice later about just keeping the pinky up!
Thanks for the Kutmaster compliment.

Nice, I had one of these but the wife stole it.

That (wife "stealing" a guy's perfectly good knife) almost qualifies as "spousal abuse"!

A couple of old pals today

Extremely nice return to the ebony and ivory theme of earlier this week, Jack!

The amber bone 47 this week...

Peter, those round-bolstered Cases are very appealing!

This GEC #15 Scout Knife. I like this nice knife...

WW, Andi, I had forgotten how those 2-bladed, sheepsfoot, EO #15 Scouts with that color jigged bone "touch my soul"! An absolutely beautiful and thoroughly useful knife! :thumbup::thumbup:

With a 6.00am start tomorrow, and a long day ahead, I'm probably not going to get a chance to post tomorrow, but I'll be taking these two over to Sheffield with me

Have an enjoyable and safe trip, Jack; with those knives you'll be starting off on the right foot for sure!

A lone day off today from the day to day hustle and bustle...it was most welcome, although I still went in for a few hours I get more done without any distractions:thumbup:

Came home and took dogs for a walk...highlight of the day to say the least...Nice pictures today everyone.

A primary color carry today. The #73 is courtesy of Brett offering her up on the exchange well below what shes worth:thumbup: The blue Northwoods arrived today as well, I like the blue

A shot along my way out to the prairie...

My companions...

Harley really likes to pose for pictures

Glad you could enjoy some time off, Paul! Your photos are superb, as are the subjects of the pics! :thumbup::thumbup: I'm a little bit surprised that a Notre Dame fan like you has gone with the Michigan maize and blue knives, though!

Terrific knives today everyone!

Man, Ron, that penknife is just the epitome of elegance! :thumbup::thumbup:

Here are a couple of the knives that have kitchen duty this week.
A Rough Rider fish knife (BIG, from Markesharp)

and a horn Joker (small, from my daughter in Spain - she bought this one in Zaragosa)

- GT

 

[Half/Stop]

Man, Ron, that penknife is just the epitome of elegance! :thumbup::thumbup:

a horn Joker (small, from my daughter in Spain - she bought this one in Zaragosa)

- GT

Thanks GT! Wonderful horn on that Joker!

 

[SadSappySucker]

Too many nice knives to comment on all of them.
Carried this 77 once again

 

[paulhilborn]

Glad you could enjoy some time off, Paul! Your photos are superb, as are the subjects of the pics! :thumbup::thumbup: I'm a little bit surprised that a Notre Dame fan like you has gone with the Michigan maize and blue knives, though!

Here are a couple of the knives that have kitchen duty this week.
A Rough Rider fish knife (BIG, from Markesharp)

and a horn Joker (small, from my daughter in Spain - she bought this one in Zaragosa)

- GT

Gary, thank you for your compliment today and yesterday as well...you surprised me pointing out the Wolverine colors...sacrilege for an Irish fan All I thought about while carrying this duo was what my Art teacher Mrs Byberg taught me...Blue and Yellow make green, so in a way, there is an Irish color from the two

Love that Joker and the sentimental meaning it must hold for you:thumbup:

 

[dispatch184]

Andi, nice original. :thumbup:
Drew, thanks. I'm glad you like my amateur work. It was my pleasure Bud.

You are too modest : )

 

[dispatch184]

Paul love the knives and your dogs even more What amazing scenery, perfect fall weather

 

[Grump01]

My first case with chestnut and CV was the peanut followed by the sodbuster Jr. and then the trio was completed by adding a swayback jack. I love all 3 but carry the sodbuster and swayback more than the peanut due to size

Looks like a perfect trio for EDC and a Sowbelly would only make it better as a quad EDC.

Don

 

[dispatch184]

Helping me out at the pumpkin patch

And my wonderful wife and girls that put up with me snapping knife pics too often

 

[stef142]

Thanks, Robert.


The Buck 303 doesn't happen to do it for me, but I know what you're talking about; it's a cool and mysterious phenomenon!


Thanks for the knife ID, Jack.


Sometimes we have to change from the outside in! If you carry a fancy knife, it can help increase your "fancy rating".
Besides, Johnny5 had good advice later about just keeping the pinky up!
Thanks for the Kutmaster compliment.


That (wife "stealing" a guy's perfectly good knife) almost qualifies as "spousal abuse"!


Extremely nice return to the ebony and ivory theme of earlier this week, Jack!


Peter, those round-bolstered Cases are very appealing!


WW, Andi, I had forgotten how those 2-bladed, sheepsfoot, EO #15 Scouts with that color jigged bone "touch my soul"! An absolutely beautiful and thoroughly useful knife! :thumbup::thumbup:


Have an enjoyable and safe trip, Jack; with those knives you'll be starting off on the right foot for sure!


Glad you could enjoy some time off, Paul! Your photos are superb, as are the subjects of the pics! :thumbup::thumbup: I'm a little bit surprised that a Notre Dame fan like you has gone with the Michigan maize and blue knives, though!


Man, Ron, that penknife is just the epitome of elegance! :thumbup::thumbup:

Here are a couple of the knives that have kitchen duty this week.
A Rough Rider fish knife (BIG, from Markesharp)

and a horn Joker (small, from my daughter in Spain - she bought this one in Zaragosa)

- GT

How is the spring of your Joker?? Mine is soft

 

[Kwon Kwang]

Got my baby on my belt.

 

[Humppa]

Being off from work for two days... luckily. It were stressy and hard weeks.
CASE Swayback Gent with red pocketworn bone... amazing bone on that one - IMO

 

[Will Power]

Something a bit unusual today: Bulldog Saddlehorn. This is well-made, has a fine large Clip blade and the frame shape means you can pinch it open with ease. No EZ-Opening notch needed Takes a beaut edge, excellent W&T no play. But as you can see, the handles...:barf:kind of lipstick acrylic although I'm beginning to dread that it's actually Cell due to shrink Must get those scales changed, it will be a fine knife then.

No, I don't have any 'manly' phobias about carrying a knife or the colour, I just don't dig this colour

 

[Kwon Kwang]

Being off from work for two days... luckily. It were stressy and hard weeks.
CASE Swayback Gent with red pocketworn bone... amazing bone on that one - IMO

Wow, that's a beautiful knife. I want one!

 

[screened porch]

Something a bit unusual today: Bulldog Saddlehorn. I'm beginning to dread that it's actually Cell due to shrink Must get those scales changed, it will be a fine knife then.

That is a wonderfull knife. Better pop those covers off and use them for templates.

 

[T_MAC686]

Looks like a perfect trio for EDC and a Sowbelly would only make it better as a quad EDC.

Don

Thanks Don! I really like Case's chestnut bone so I might have to look into adding more to the "Trio"! If case made a mini trapper with a wharncliffe blade in place of the spey in chestnut and CV I'd be all over that! I like the size of the mini trapper and medium stockman but those curves on the sowbelly do look really nice!

 

[Itsasportsbar]

Wonderful knives and photos again everyone.

A Buck 301 for me today.

Ken K.

 

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[eschwebach]