What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[eschwebach]

Only carried the SAK Cadet today and she got lots of use. Definitely going to need a good sharpening...

 

[SadSappySucker]

A beauty of a viper Ron Love the red and likewise_

I really love the clip blade on that one!

Scored this Schatt & morgan today for 15$ the tip was chipped pretty badly but nothing a file and a good honing can't fix. ..

Great score!

Been very busy lately and had a chance to check in. This favored pair today. Piano keys in Ebony and ivory bone. All sharps, no flats though.

Two gorgeous knives you e got there!

Totin the JBF Champlin Rosewood Eureka Jack today:

That knife stops me in my tracks everytime you post it. I just love everything about it.

Primble - my friend that is a beautiful YOURA!! Have a good one!



If I am not careful someone is going to accuse me of being a snake handler, Vipers 2 days in a row!

Great pair of vipers! I would shamelessly carry those for days on end if I were you.

Only coat I need in Florida



Nathan

Just wow! I love that super long swedge.

Wonderful trio.


I went ahead and pocketed this one early for tomorrow.

 

[HWS]

That Holloway is a great looking knife!

Thanks, Mort Canard. I got it used in the late 80's and as it had been carried I didn't mind continuing to use it even with its looks. I believe Holloway had a connection to Bob Loveless as this is a classic Loveless pattern in style and execution (blade grind, tapered tang, red micarta scale liners, angled bolster/ scale interface.

 

[BrotherJim]

 

[texasshipagent]

 

[Will Power]

Time for some Heritage

 

[Humppa]

Kept Earl in the drawer today. Queen Gunstock Jack is with me... Love that knife!!

 

[Jack Black]

Working all weekend, so having to go through this thread at speed, on my coffee break I'm afraid Lots of beautiful knives folkks. Hope everyone is having a good weekend :thumbup:

Beautiful Kris, have you got yourself a Japanese workman's cap yet too? :thumbup:

Practically perfect pocket knife, Jack! :thumbup:

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Thanks GT That naked Imperial looks good my friend, I've had a few like that myself. I seem to recall Richards actually selling a few like that.

Carrying my forum knife today :thumbup:

 

[Lemmy Caution]

Thanks Jack. Nice 77 there! I'm in full agreement with your quote. Zeppelin rules.

 

[oldmanrunning]

My baby 9cm Laguiole.

 

[Bloefield]

A Schrade

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Lemmy :thumbup:

 

[sitflyer]

Very nice knife, and photo BrotherJim! :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[BrotherJim]

Thank you sir !!!

 

[george65]

Nice photos of your 44 OT! How do you like the knife? What do you use it for? I have one that I haven't used very much yet, but I sure like the idea of four different blade shapes in one little knife!

thanks!
it's one of my favorites to carry- perfect size for me... plus, I've got a couple more 44ots as back ups if I were to lose it.
I like all the blades, but I hardly ever use the spey... the lil wharncliff makes me feel like a wildcat, the sheepfoot is easy to pinch open- even with one hand, and the clip is ground super thin. the 1095 on old timers is legendary

 

[wundergussy]

 

[draggat]

I really like that sheath! Could you send me a message and let me know where I might be able to find one or have one made? Thanks!

 

[Old Engineer]

Can't do much outside today , but still have these in my pocket. Re-cycled pictures .




Plus the 2 little ones in this picture ( Both in Mammoth ).


Harry

Harry

 

[Gevonovich]

Harry, something to be said for a good snowy day....lots of pockets to put knives in Great knives and the pictures of the snow is so cool. We rarely see snow down here

Jack
That is a sweet knife!!

[BrotherJim
I like the picture and that is an interesting knife too:thumbup::thumbup:

 

[RDaneel]

My long pull ebony Huckleberry is today's knife.