What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Jack Black]

This page contains very nice knives and a handsome lad, JB

LOL! Thanks Mike :thumbup:

 

[RDaneel]

 

[wundergussy]

I love this knife!

 

[RDaneel]

I love this knife!

Thank you. I've admired many of your TCs.

 

[Todd Isa 53]

Had to share a new maker and amazing knife.

Vorn Knives: Draugr (Old Norse for Ghost) model.
S35VN Steel
Elk Horn Bolster
Maple Burl Handles with a Red liner.
Swedge and thumb jimping.
7 in overall and 3 inch blade. Perfect for EDC
A Bad to the Bone custom sheath.
If this knife is missing something... I can't find it! Perfect for me. And affordable for the quality and materials.

I LOVE this knife. Will let you know how it processes deer. Check Him out!

 

[Humppa]

Earl was with me today ... what a stressy day today...

 

[avoidspam]

Two great-looking knives Sam :thumbup:

Cheers Jack, got a bit of snow on the tops here

Sam

 

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Sam
Now that is some fine pocket jewelry

Cheers Gev Stunning Whittler there too!

Sam

 

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Thanks Eric, no rest for the wicked



Lovely old knife Gev, hope you get that tooth fixed soon my friend :thumbup:



I believe that's a Triangulation Station Harry, commonly known as a Trig Point. They're no longer used here for map-making, but still popular with walkers :thumbup:

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Edit - I found a couple of pics of a very young Jack Black leaning on a couple!





Like the look of that Hess my friend :thumbup:

Carrying these two today

Brilliant!

Sam

 

[flatblackcapo]

Humppa, hope your day mellows out, maaaaaaaaaan.
Had the ol' Edge Mark stockman with me yesterday and today.

 

[black mamba]

I've been SAKin' it for about a week, with my blue Farmer on the hunting trip and my old cross Electrician for work.

 

[ColtSAA]

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[Gevonovich]

Earl was with me today ... what a stressy day today...

Earl is looking quite dapper, Andi! I hope he brings you some smiles!!

Cheers Gev Stunning Whittler there too!

Sam

Thanks so much, my friend! Cheers

Humppa, hope your day mellows out, maaaaaaaaaan.
Had the ol' Edge Mark stockman with me yesterday and today.

Wow...what a picture and knife!!!

 

[Wheeler80]

 

[Gevonovich]

 

[eschwebach]

Very nice Gev!

 

[Gevonovich]

Very nice Gev!

Thanks as always, Erik!! Can you tell its become a favorite

 

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Ron
Sweet Talon! Definitely styling with that one as well!

Had to gather a few pieces on my sojourn to add to the Richmond Cutlery Co. picture

Gev - A sweet old knife my friend, outstanding swedge on that master blade!:thumbup: Thank you for the compliment!

Gevo - Love the arrangement and the Richmond knife ! :thumbup:

Purdy Rosewood 92 Ron ! :thumbup:

Felt like totin' pointy butts today. Both of them got some minor cosmetic issues corrected and introduced to Apple Cider Vinegar. I will post some updated pics of them soon.:

Primble - Thank you my friend! 2 Nice Uns there! :thumbup:

Carrying these two today

Jack - you can't go wrong with those 2 my friend! :thumbup:

Received today, two Massoptier fishes. They are NOS, or rather leftovers, dating from the 70s, still on their cardboard! (Massoptier still exists). The red one was obviously made by a beginner, while the tortoise shell probably was dropped somehow.
They are very very sharp with their period carbon blades. The red one will be a good working hack.

JP - Two lovely and very interesting knives there! :thumbup:

Beautiful Sawcut Gus! :thumbup:

I am carrying my #72 today.

Erik - Love that 72, I need to get some photos of my new one!

Earl was with me today ... what a stressy day today...

Andi - It is great to see Earl out having a good time!

Gev - Another classic beauty there my friend!

I went with the #79 Smooth Ivory Bone today. It is not so old, but it looks like it could be!!

 

[Gevonovich]

Ron
Thank you kindly, kind Sir!! The 79 is visually one of my favorite GEC patterns and looks like a perfect EDC. Great capture of its beauty and the coin sings

 

[Jack Black]

Cheers Jack, got a bit of snow on the tops here

We seem to have missed it here - for now :thumbup:

Brilliant!

From Survival & Outdoor Techniques magazine! :thumbup:

Humppa, hope your day mellows out, maaaaaaaaaan.
Had the ol' Edge Mark stockman with me yesterday and today.

Ditto Andi :thumbup: That's a fine-looking Stockman :thumbup:

Lovely Gev :thumbup:

Jack - you can't go wrong with those 2 my friend! :thumbup:


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I went with the #79 Smooth Ivory Bone today. It is not so old, but it looks like it could be!!

Thank you Ron, great choice today :thumbup: