What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[black mamba]

I am reading a novel set in India right now...The Rains Came...by the masterful Louis Bromfield.

Using my IXL to turn pages

I saw the movie: Tyrone Power and Myrna Loy, a good one!

 

[eschwebach]

That pictures is fantastic, Erik! And its a great knife!

Thank you very much Gev. The "Crouching Puma of Malkuth" looks like a splendid knife as well. Sounds like a couple of new (to me) authors I need to check out as well.

 

[btb01]

Good looking Canoe! :thumbup:

 

[afishhunter]

Going back to my Old Timer 7OT, Buck 301, and Marbles scout/demo/utility knife.
(The Old Timer asked for some carry time. I figure the 110 can use a few days off.) It just did not feel right without a stockman in my pocket, yesterday.

 

[oldmanrunning]

I came across this #57 Half Whittler in my GEC ceegar box, i would of loved to get my hands on the stag handled version but by the time they came on my radar i was lucky to snag this one.
Anyhoo back on message, today i am carrying this #57.

 

[pinnah]

I've been hunting the past few weekends and carrying my GEC Sodbuster and Hess Tiburon:



It was a beautiful day!

Great shots. Thanks for posting.

 

[Whetstone39]

My TC doesn't see the light of day enough.

 

[5K Qs]

Excellent carries Gary and thank you!!! :thumbup:

Great picks for this week GT. No problem, I hope you do find some chocolate stout though.

That knobby head of wood was my 'giraffe stick' (the head of the root looked like a giraffe head) In my teens I went to a boot camp and needed a latrine digging stick.
When I left the boot camp we had some things we took with us and I decided to take that with me. The shaft of the root broke off after being riddled by termites but the head is an interesting piece of wood so I use it as a interesting 'place rest' for my knife carry photos.

Thanks GT! I really like that Simmons, simplicity at its finest.

Thanks for the comments, GT! A nice cast of classics you're carrying this week.
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...Carrying it today (it's 2.30am here), in a cracking little pocket slip that Paul Mason's good lady wife Jan made me A nice surprise I received yesterday afternoon





Thanks pal, you seem to have pockets full of usefulness this week! Nice Keen Kutter :thumbup:

GT - Thanks x2 my friend! Love that KK!:thumbup:
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Thanks, Robert, Tim, Bill, Dean, Jack, and Ron.
Tim, thanks for the story about your digging stick; very cool!
Jack, your "surprise sheath" is very fetching! :thumbup:

...I carried it all through the long holiday weekend and just today switch out for these

Couple of prime pocket knives, Rachel! :thumbup: I especially like that "improved" yellow peanut; I'd forgotten you had that one.

Another great shot of that superb stag peanut you have, Bill! :thumbup:

Very attractive canoe, Peter! :thumbup:

I admire the complementary textures on your knife and sheath, FBC; cool pic! :thumbup:

Here are a few more knives I'm carrying this week.
Matching Rough Rider Barlow and canoe:

A little horn Joker:

A Colt teardrop with buckshot bone covers:

- GT

 

[bleh]

Just this ol' thing.

 

[Gevonovich]

Thank you very much Gev. The "Crouching Puma of Malkuth" looks like a splendid knife as well. Sounds like a couple of new (to me) authors I need to check out as well.

Thanks for the compliment! Bromfield is one of my favorites. I have read 17 of his books so far

Sean
I bet you are over the moon about that incredible beauty!!!! Wow

 

[chrisbfu]

Love all these beautiful knives. Here's what I've got today. A cheap Barlow from AG Russel and my favorite Northwoods.

 

[Jack Black]

Jack - Thank you for the compliment! The Stag Jack was definitely a bargain! That slip is a nice surprise!:thumbup:

Yes indeed, Jan did a great job of it, most generous

I guess stag is tricky stuff to inlay. When I first got mine, I thought I'd have to sand down this sharpish area around a pin, but it doesn't happen to be in a spot that bothers my hand in use, so I'll leave it be.

I reckon so r8shell, perhaps one of the reason John L cautioned against a shield

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Very classy :thumbup:

Nice-looking Barlow :thumbup:

Traditional for today. 2 3/4" Ohta Small Camper. It's a little knife that thinks it's a big knife!

Always a treat to see your pocket Napoleon Gary :thumbup:

The Crouching Puma of Malkuth

Cool pic Gev :thumbup:

Jack, your "surprise sheath" is very fetching! :thumbup:

Thanks GT, I'm carrying my Stag Jack in it again today, together with my RJ

 

[eschwebach]

Northwoods Everyday Barlow for me today, and my shiny new titanium AAA Maratac flashlight. It will never replace my favorite copper model but it's nice to have options.

 

[Gevonovich]

Thanks for the kind words, Jack! I am happy to see the glass in a couple of pictures now! Great carries today!

 

[HST]

Here are a few more knives I'm carrying this week.
Rough Rider Barlow

A Colt teardrop with buckshot bone covers:

- GT

I really like those knives. The Colt is very unique to me.

 

[HST]

Northwoods Everyday Barlow for me today, and my shiny new titanium AAA Maratac flashlight. It will never replace my favorite copper model but it's nice to have options.

Solid choices. I just got a copper myself, so how do you like the titanium? Is it much lighter than the copper? After buying 2 C123 at the store the other night for $27 my GF is considering a titanium one. Gotta love a cheap triple A battery and the power produced from these little flashlights.

 

[Whetstone39]

Just this ol' thing.

WOW Sean!!!!!!!!!!!:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

 

[wundergussy]

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks for the kind words, Jack! I am happy to see the glass in a couple of pictures now! Great carries today!

Thanks pal :thumbup:

 

[bleh]

Thanks for the compliment! Bromfield is one of my favorites. I have read 17 of his books so far

Sean
I bet you are over the moon about that incredible beauty!!!! Wow

WOW Sean!!!!!!!!!!!:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Indeed I am Gev. Thanks guys!