What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[tomsch]

Today it is my new Case Seahorse. Interesting knife with a very strong Wharncliffe main blade. While it is over 4" it fits in the pocket very well!

 

[yobbos1]

A post in another thread prompted me to pull out this fella. I almost forgot what a fantastic, versatile EDC this one is. One of Ellenville's best. The venerable 8OT.:thumbup:

 

[matt1987]

i suppose i'll take the case stockman out again today even tho it bit my hand last night

 

[yobbos1]

i suppose i'll take the case stockman out again today even tho it bit my hand last night

That means it likes you.

 

[Robert.B]

For a knife thats like 80 or so years old, it takes one blood thirsty edge and carries awesome in my t-shirt pocket because its so thin...love the small Remington congress from the 20's to 40's more than other styles of the period.

 

[wagglebee]

That's a beauty Robert.

 

[johnny twoshoes]

The GEC #12 has joined the daily carry with my Buck 301 and 110 duo.

 

[mike Berkovitch]

For a knife thats like 80 or so years old, it takes one blood thirsty edge and carries awesome in my t-shirt pocket because its so thin...love the small Remington congress from the 20's to 40's more than other styles of the period.

I love the old classic slip joints and this is really nice. What's the scales material ?
Mike

 

[matt1987]

For a knife thats like 80 or so years old, it takes one blood thirsty edge and carries awesome in my t-shirt pocket because its so thin...love the small Remington congress from the 20's to 40's more than other styles of the period.

nice shot. you don't need much more than a knife, a watch and a morgan dollar

 

[Azimsdad]

Today it's a Henkle's single blade barlow with sambar stag handles and a Boker serpentine jack with black jigged bone.

 

[Blues]

No rain today...(or so it seems)...so the new Pena stockman will take another turn:

 

[Dornblaser]

Elliott,

You have mentioned a couple times that your knife choice is related to rain? Would you mind explaining that?

Thanks,

 

[Blues]

Elliott,

You have mentioned a couple times that your knife choice is related to rain? Would you mind explaining that?

Thanks,

David, it started out a bit tongue in cheek but as we get some really good gullywashers around here I tend to take a "beater" knife with me when I expect severely inclement weather. Lately that's been my Buck 301. It can handle most anything I need it to, (for a pocket knife), and I don't have to worry about hurting it. (And I have a spare, anyway.)

I tend to not want to abuse my "better" knives...not that they can't handle it. I'm just a wuss and treat them nicely. (Of course in an emergency all bets are off.)

Anyway, that's pretty much the way it works.

 

[1581zebra]

Elliot that bone is incredible. I have to get a glass of milk every time I see it.

 

[1581zebra]

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Just got home from a short hike, and lunch with my daughter beside this creek.
Brutus here was in the mailbox a couple of days ago, so it's keeping company with my ever present primitive bone barlow.

 

[yobbos1]

The mighty Moose again today. It's a love thing.

 

[whetrock]

Today I've got my #19 Queen Premium trapper in amber honey stag bone.

 

[Blues]

Elliot that bone is incredible. I have to get a glass of milk every time I see it.

My pooch tells me he thinks you're on to something...:thumbup:

 

[Bastid]

This one makes for a good jeans knife for Fridays at work. It is very light and cuts like no tomorrow. (Whatever that means.)

 

[Bastid]

The pooches I bathe can wip any pooch

This demon seed from last weekend can kill in an instant with no remorse.