What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Whetstone39]

Tom... If that TC doesn't get the pocket time it needs here send it north of the border and I'll take care of the problem.




The wife has been getting into "Air Plants" recently. Might as well have some fun…
Hope everyone is have a great weekend!

Lol, thank you kindly for the offer Dan but I think I might just hold on to it for a bit more . Great pic of your F&F :thumbup:.

For me today, I think the SAK is a Harvester, it has that pruning blade that is great for opening plastic packaging.

 

[Jack Black]

Nice shot of the Ancient, Jack! It's a cloudy day here too but it could be worse. Just west of us Buffalo, NY broke a 116 year old record for not having any snowfall yet.

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One in the pocket and one on the belt for me today.

Thanks Gary, the wind has been howling all day here, and its rained every day for weeeks, but strangely, if you get out of the wind, it's unusually mild for the time of year. Two cracking knives there sir :thumbup:

Everyday since I got it in October.

It looks better and better Lemmy :thumbup:

Yet another splendid contribution Gev :thumbup:

Looking good :thumbup:

 

[GuestWho101]

 

[GasMan1]

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Nice looking blades as usual guys. :thumbup: I recently started to carry some of my older knives. It's like I got a new knife everyday.

 

[Gevonovich]

Goodness that's gorgeous!! Great pic!

A fine days work indeed:thumbup::thumbup:

Hope you all are having a great weekend.

Great picture and cutlery, Brett!! Hope all is well with you and family!

Totin this pair today

Great pair!

Jack and Primble
Thanks to both of you gents for your thoughts!! Makes a guy wanna keep taking pictures and hanging out on the porch. Primble, I always appreciate your knowledge and opinions and its those things that gives energy to this place.

 

[Modoc ED]

Same as always.

 

[GuestWho101]

Goodness that's gorgeous!! Great pic!

Gevonovich - Thanks! Your commentary is always appreciated. :thumbup:

 

[rishma]

If I may ask, what knife is that? Lovely.

 

[Jsega51]

You guys never cease to amaze me with the varied selection of knives for the day's carry!!

I decided to dig this one out of safe keeping. It's too nice to not give it some pocket time...and it's Stag Saturday of course!!

 

[RDaneel]

The burgundy Presidential again today.

 

[Wheeler80]

Wow!

Went to the range with my father-in-law today and came back with ammo. That never happens.

 

[Jsega51]

Went to the range with my father-in-law today and came back with ammo. That never happens.

True story there!! (Some guys have not come home at all if you watch crime shows)

 

[GuestWho101]

If I may ask, what knife is that? Lovely.

rishma - Thank you! It's a Northwoods Knives: Michigan Jack - Mammoth.

Wow!

Went to the range with my father-in-law today and came back with ammo. That never happens.

Wheeler80 - That's what I said when I first laid eyes on her.....

Those are some nice companions you got there yourself.

 

[knarfeng]

This Queen Railsplitter in D2. I have a love-hate relationship with this knife. The action is gritty and I have to push-pull the blades into the opened and closed positions. But the design suits me to a T and the finish is so nice that I still carry it. It just has a scuzzy action to it.

 

[bleh]

Great knives everyone! Prepare to see a ton of pictures of this guy.

 

[chrisbfu]

^^^ what a gorgeous pair you have there, Kris. Fantastic!

Menefee for me today:

What a beauty of a knife!

 

[Lhpanther]

 

[chrisbfu]

Carried these two

 

[Half/Stop]

Running late this evening, as the saying goes, better late than never!
Totin this Chestnut Sowbelly today. IMO, a bargain and one of the best knives in the Case lineup

 

[5K Qs]

A poor pic due to the daylight being a thing of 3 hours or so now, but I hope it gives an idea of the feather effect on this horn handle.

Robert Klaas, Kissing Cranes Germany. c 9cm/3.5" Sunk-joints, single-spring. Maybe 50s/60s? Seems near unused, but it's going to be:thumbup:

Outstanding horn on that knife, Will!! :thumbup:

...Hoping everyone had a Tip Top day!

Love the sawcut handles on your Tip Top, Ron!

Cattaraugus jigged bone model D2589 Whitt-L-Craft Scout Knife:

...Glad to have this to add to my Catt collection. There is a picture and description of it in my 1930's Cattaraugus Catalog, where they call it the famous Whitt-L-Craft.

Coool Catt, Primble! :thumbup:

Old picture, but it was my carry for the day:thumbup:

Stag #73...

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That's an awesome knife, Paul! :thumbup:

...Baldy Washington Jack for me today! :thumbup:

VERY nice, Jack! :thumbup: Isn't that the special knife that will make you rich and even more famous??

...An old Challenge Cutlery Co. (1899-1928) teardrop jack that I worked over:

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I'm a sucker for those teardrop jacks. Superb Primbleization, sir!! :thumbup:

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LCJ with me today.

Staggering stag on that one, Gary!!

Whoa, that's beautifully unique, Luc; horn handles?

this one doesn't mind being around some flux and solder...

Is that a Saber Barlow, Duane?

Great work and nice knife, Duane!

I made my vow
In last low hours of morning

Oh, my, Gev, those are a couple of marvelous old dark beauties! :thumbup:

...I was just totin' my OO 73 today! Hope everyone has a great weekend!

Ron, that rusty rail (or whatever the background is) really brings out the fabulous patina on your 73!

Everyday since I got it in October.

Lemmy, the shining edge on the patinaed blade looks splendid! :thumbup:

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Nice looking blades as usual guys. :thumbup: I recently started to carry some of my older knives. It's like I got a new knife everyday.

Cool canoe, GasMan! What's the handle material?

The burgundy Presidential again today.

Dean, the color gradient on the covers of your Pres. in that photo is really interesting! :thumbup:

Running late this evening, as the saying goes, better late than never!
Totin this Chestnut Sowbelly today. IMO, a bargain and one of the best knives in the Case lineup

Stunning Sowbelly, Ron! :thumbup: May I show your post to my wife as part of my campaign to get one of those knives for Christmas??

These two were in my kitchen all this week.
A Rough Rider Half Hawk - this knife is bigger than I usually carry, but I've come to appreciate it's shape (blade and handle) more and more:

My Cudeman from Toledo, Spain:

- GT