What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[r8shell]

Thanks all who commented on the knives, much appreciated.
This one keeps jumping in my pocket.

That stag is groovy! :thumbup:

An esquire for me, today.

 

[J_Curd]

A bit better edit on my old Hammer

 

[Acadian]

Fantastic knife and pic ! That used to be the one everyone was hunting.

Thanks for the compliment Rob but it’s nothing compared to the pictures you post. You are my inspiration - Your knife pictures always make me drool…

yes that’s indeed the one everyone was looking for. I need to thank Bob for this beauty! Other than my Ancients, It’s the only TC Barlow I’ve kept.

Luc - beautiful photo and Charlow. :thumbup:

Thank you Stephen

Today I have this one on me

 

[RDaneel]

Superb Radio Jack, Dean!
GT

Thanks, GT.

Dean - great looking Radio Jack.

Thanks, Stephen.

Work and play knives today.

Wow, both are beautiful, but I especially like the American Whittler.

 

[Peregrin]

I like the color of the stag on that BF knife. :thumbup:



Wouldn't last long here neither Jack !



Thank you my friend.



Very nice half whittler Ken ! :thumbup:



Thank you Joker - I love their bone and their unique swedge cuts as well.



Neat picture Gevo !! You shamed me since I had two fried eggs, bacon, a homemade biscuit, and home fries for breakfast (and skipped lunch )

I had a two hour conversation with the 86 year old Smitty over at the Inn. Lots of fishing talk and he mentioned that he used to be the Kentucky State boxing champion, talked about growing up on the farm, later a butcher, etc., the old days. At one point I pulled out the two Catts and handed them to him to examine and told him they were WWII age or older and he was star struck. I think I saw teary eyes.



Great pic of the Scratted bone Gary and the Ike added a nice touch.

Sounds like a nice visit, Jack. I'm sure it was enjoyable for both of you.

Thanks for the comment on the Ancient. That Fly Ike is at least 50 years old. I just sent it to my first cousin's son. My cousin was 1 year younger then me and died at 38. He caught his first trout on that lure in 1965 or so. I figured his son would like to have it. Of course I sent a pocket knife along with it.

 

[picturerock]

Tidioute Chapman Farmer's Jack in brown (really more like orange) camel bone.

 

[Primble]

I hope everyone is having a great day! This one for me today.

That is a real gem of a knife Stephen !! Not a coincidence about the Dan Tucker breakfast in the background, I reckon. How long did you look to find that !!??

Gave me a good laugh !

Very nice old Catt Stephen!!!!! I keep looking for an old one , but no luck so far. Great photo also.

Harry

Sent you an email with a lead Harry.

Glad I could influence you some for today Stephen...I love that Davison. Nice scales, great shield and to be honest, I like the shadow pattern. Not every knife needs a bolster!

I'm carrying my jig bone Davison pen knife again today.

Nice bone on that Davison Jake !! :thumbup:

A bit better edit on my old Hammer

Beautiful NYKC !!!!!! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

 

[Primble]

That Fly Ike is at least 50 years old. I just sent it to my first cousin's son. My cousin was 1 year younger then me and died at 38. He caught his first trout on that lure in 1965 or so. I figured his son would like to have it. Of course I sent a pocket knife along with it.

Great deed Gary !!!!!!!! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

 

[payton206]

I would definitely recommend picking up one of these denim micarta Michigan jacks if you are able.

 

[Gevonovich]

Gevonovich I've never had poached eggs with pears. Great pic. Now I'm hungry and the one pear I have isn't ripe yet.

Thanks so much for your compliment, Bearbug! I was in the Central Market looking through the marvelous produce and could not resist the pear and it sure complimented the poached eggs well

Neat picture Gevo !! You shamed me since I had two fried eggs, bacon, a homemade biscuit, and home fries for breakfast (and skipped lunch )

I had a two hour conversation with the 86 year old Smitty over at the Inn. Lots of fishing talk and he mentioned that he used to be the Kentucky State boxing champion, talked about growing up on the farm, later a butcher, etc., the old days. At one point I pulled out the two Catts and handed them to him to examine and told him they were WWII age or older and he was star struck. I think I saw teary eyes.

Bacon and homemade biscuits and wedged fries...my mouth is watering now! I think I'll start some sour dough starter tonight

Smitty sounds like my kind of guy! Teary eyes huh....I think he may have some long winding country roads in his past too Does he carry a pocket knife?

Trestle Pine Superior again today.

Looks like you have taken a shine to that one, Eric. I have too

I hope everyone is having a great day! This one for me today.

Now that is an inspired picture...lol. Love it!!!

 

[bozack]

 

[Wheeler80]

Nothing special but these little RR's continue to impress me.

 

[Jack Black]

Lovely Ancients gents :thumbup:

Wouldn't last long here neither Jack !

:thumbup:

That's a beauty Stephen :thumbup:

 

[RDaneel]

I would definitely recommend picking up one of these denim micarta Michigan jacks if you are able.

That is a great photo! I have one of these and second your recommendation.

 

[GuestWho101]

 

[J_Curd]

Man those are cool shields. You just need a Lumberjack!

 

[goodeyesniper]

 

[J_Curd]

Just received today. This is one THIN Davison, a rare acid wash, pinchable, with a very manageable pull all the while retaining the signature W&T....AND it's another linerless CF shadow to pair with my original TA Davison. This one is a gem, I love it already!!!

 

[GuestWho101]

Man those are cool shields. You just need a Lumberjack!

J_Curd - You read my mind.

(P.S.) You don't really want that Davison, do you?

 

[Jsega51]

Great addition Joe!!