What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[RDaneel]

Love the covers on that NYK, Gev. Actually, I like the whole Barlow!

 

[Primble]

Mighty fine, Sir!! An excellent choice

Glad you liked it my friend !

Primble Those Hess Knifeworks Capers are a very decent carry: not too dear and yet have a lot of appeal, mine's hideously sharp still

Today I've had this one along with me. Frankly, a foul day, the heavy snow is melting, lashings of rain&wind, slippery on foot and on the road Friend's birthday party later on, I hear there will be Rib-Eye Steaks, Chantarelles, green veggies, salad, oven potatoes and a chocolate cake, plus Champagne and Redwine..Maybe today is not so foul after all!:thumbup:

Thanks, Will

Thanks Will. The menu sounds wonderful ! Have a great day, other than the gloomy weather. That Northfield could be the icing on that chocolate cake ! :thumbup:

Little beauty, one of my favorite patterns. You are doing great job on every knife you have :thumbup:

Mike

Thank you Mike !

That Case is quite lovely :thumbup:

Now that's a pretty knife! Of what vintage is it?

Thank you Jack and Major Works. :thumbup: Circa 1975 on the Case.

Some great knives to catch up on the last few days...unsurprisingly many from the usual suspects. Todd, that new fixed blade is a beaut.

This probably won't surprise anyone...

The photo does that knife justice Joe - stunning ! :thumbup:

Was going to call you out for Copy Cattin' and give you demerits Gevo, until I noticed the crossed punches. I then realized that the poor little NYKC Barlow was probably just home sick.

Good to see it getting' some pocket time ! :thumbup:

 

[SadSappySucker]

 

[Gevonovich]

Primble

It's well loved and I thank you, my friend It really is a real favorite and means a lot to me!

 

[BrotherJim]

Mercator K55K
... rack 'em ...

 

[powernoodle]

Case Sowbelly "special factory order" #TB3339 with yeller covers and CV.

 

[eschwebach]

I think I might just carry this one for the rest of the week... We will see if I have the will power for such a drastic change of behavior.

 

[Daddyo16]

 

[Gevonovich]

Love the covers on that NYK, Gev. Actually, I like the whole Barlow!

Dean, sorry I missed your post a while ago! Thank you so much for the compliment and Primble does fine work indeed!!!

Eric
I think behavior can be easily changed with a strong emotional component attached. And that beauty can sure supply that in spades

 

[eschwebach]

Beautiful Yellow Rose there Daddyo! Good to see you post, I bet you've been carrying that one a lot.

I think behavior can be easily changed with a strong emotional component attached. And that beauty can sure supply that in spades

We will see Gev, I have the will power of a lemming and an extreme case of knife attention deficit disorder. I do LOVE the knife though, so you may be right.

 

[bozack]

The white bone today.

 

[5K Qs]

Thank you GT, I really like that swayback. That recent thread about the potential comeback has gotten me a bit giddy.

Thanks, Erik. I hope you can find a nice swayback jack soon.

Very cool naked Imperial GT !!! :thumbup:

... 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....

Thanks, Primble and Jack. davek14 apparently rescued that Imperial from "the grave" and sent it to me, and it was the only knife that I took to Spain with me last Christmas. The Imperial and I are now experienced international jet-setters.

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:
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Carrying my forum knife today :thumbup:

Working all weekend sounds less than ideal. As usual, that stag jack looks great, Jack! :thumbup: But the advertisement behind it baffles me! More unfamiliar British idioms, I suppose (like “chalk and cheese”). What are “engine joints”?

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

Thanks for the follow-up, george. I didn’t realize that your 44 OT was a Schrade USA with 1095; congrats! Mine is one of the stainless Taylor-Schrades from China.

Getting loaded up on caffeine to take my nephew and goddaughter to see Santa.

Stag-covered Peanuts for the holidays are tasty treats, Bill! :thumbup:

Couple EOs...

That Northwoods EO is a real wonder, Eric! :thumbup:

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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.:
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Holy quail quills, Primble, I can’t imagine knives getting much better than that Utica EO teardrop!!! :thumbup::thumbup:

Those are awesome! I love that EO!

Bill, didn’t you used to have a fantastic old EO teardrop jack (that might have been your avatar for awhile?)? Do you still have that beauty??

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


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Fantastic old photographs, Jack!! :thumbup::thumbup: Aren’t they examples of the daguerreotypes I’ve heard about??

An old friend today.

Some very distinctive stag on your BF knife, Sean; nice!!

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Had the ol' Edge Mark stockman with me yesterday and today.

FBC and Gev, those are a couple of superb old knives! Wow! :thumbup::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!!

Invigorating ivory on that sleeveboard, Ron!

Slipping these two in my pockets today

A dynamic duo of “Dark Knights” today, Jack (or whatever day you carried them – I’m sort of a time traveller in this thread)! :thumbup:

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Love the Joker, donn! :thumbup: (Look at my knives posted below to see why. )

Frosty morning

Great fall foto, including a couple of splendid knives and that amazing playhouse! :thumbup:

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Today I've had this one along with me. Frankly, a foul day, the heavy snow is melting, lashings of rain&wind, slippery on foot and on the road Friend's birthday party later on, I hear there will be Rib-Eye Steaks, Chantarelles, green veggies, salad, oven potatoes and a chocolate cake, plus Champagne and Redwine..Maybe today is not so foul after all!:thumbup:

Thanks, Will

I appreciate your positive outlook, Will! :thumbup:

Case Sowbelly "special factory order" #TB3339 with yeller covers and CV.

Sweet sowbelly, powernoodle! :thumbup: That’s a pattern that completely surprised me; I had no idea I’d enjoy it as much as I do!

Some of the knives I'm carrying this week appear below.
A Joker I bought in Valencia, Spain:

A Remington Sportsman Series canoe:

An old Imperial jackknife:

A Buck 373 stockman (imported version of the Buck 303, I think):

- GT

 

[avoidspam]

Beautiful knives Sam! Was just thinking of you earlier. Hope you are well my friend! Still enjoying the Oeser! Joe

Hey! Good to hear from you Joe! Glad you are enjoying the Oeser. His work is something!

 

[avoidspam]

The KR Johnson Lanny's is near perfection!

She's a peach Jeff

Sam

 

[Macchina]

It's my EO GEC 15 Scout in my pocket today. I bought this a couple years ago right after finding out what an EO notch was! A great knife.

 

[avoidspam]

Toted my old Utica EO and Hess Caper today, after I forced some patina on both of them this morning:

Stunners Primble!

Sam

 

[J_Curd]

Thanks Primble! Thank goodness smart phone tech has improved my pics over the years.

 

[Daddyo16]

Beautiful Yellow Rose there Daddyo! Good to see you post, I bet you've been carrying that one a lot.

Thanks, Erik! This one is in my pocket almost every day.

 

[Wheeler80]

As always great knives and pictures everyone!

Here's the one I'm carrying today.

Ken K.

I gotta track one of those down.

I'm carrying these two today.

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Some of the knives I'm carrying this week appear below.
A Joker I bought in Valencia, Spain:

A Remington Sportsman Series canoe:

An old Imperial jackknife:

A Buck 373 stockman (imported version of the Buck 303, I think):

- GT

All great picks as always GT!

Nice to see the Ivory yellow nicely over time. The 77 has really taken some use since the beginning Erik

Carried one of the newest, in love with this bowie blade and that great westinghouse micarta.