What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Whetstone39]

First knife carry in at least a month.

Great to have you back Bob, hope things are going well. Great carry today :thumbup:

 

[BigBiscuit]

Thanks Tom.

 

[BigBiscuit]

And thank you Jack.

 

[Whetstone39]

Forgot to post what I am totin' today

 

[SadSappySucker]

Will take these Old GUYS with me today ( old picture )




Harry

Amazing trio of old bone you have got there!
You and Lemmy have inspired me to throw my white bone barlow in my pocket today. I hope one day it will have half the character that those barlows show.

Old pic

 

[Peregrin]

Great to have you back Bob, hope things are going well. Great carry today :thumbup:

I'm on board with this. Hoping you're better and better with each passing day, Bob.

Forgot to post what I am totin' today

Nice pic, Tom! I still need to get me one of those Barkies!

Here's mine for a partly sunny Sunday in Syracuse. My better half is making my favorite tomato sauce and some Christmas cookies. Life doesn't get much better!

 

[BigBiscuit]

Thanks Gary. Love that Ohta. :thumbup:

 

[Peregrin]

Thanks Gary. Love that Ohta. :thumbup:

Thanks, Bob. That's one of the first custom slip joints I ever bought, and it's still one of my favorites.

 

[mrknife]

welcome back Bob, good to see ya around again! thanks again for getting me into barlows!

 

[RobbW]

Bob: I can't tell you how good I feel to know you're back! Hope you feel better each day. That easy open Jack you modified looks great--great choice for a first carry.:thumbup:

 

[RDaneel]

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

...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:

- GT

Thanks, GT. It's the effect of sunlight on only the top half of the knife in the photo.

I really like the look of your Rough Rider. They really did a great job on that knife!

Glad to see that presidential out for use. A perfect knife in my opinion for any occasion.

Carrying one that Ron gifted to me a while ago and still very much enjoyed to this day and onward.

Thanks, Tim.Nice looking Texas Jack; looks better with the patina.

Will take these Old GUYS with me today ( old picture )

Harry

Nice group of Old Guys there, Harry!

Jack, I guess I never noticed before that this Davison was a sheepfoot. Now I like it twice as much. Great photo.

So good to see your knife today, Bob. And more importantly, to have you back on the forum. You have been missed!

I carried my Presidential again today. Since I've posted photos of it the last two days, I thought I'd just leave it at that.

 

[HST]

I distressed my new #25, what do you guys think?

 

[BigBiscuit]

I really appreciate the warm welcome back everyone.

 

[Whetstone39]

Nice pic, Tom! I still need to get me one of those Barkies!

Here's mine for a partly sunny Sunday in Syracuse. My better half is making my favorite tomato sauce and some Christmas cookies. Life doesn't get much better!

Thanks Gary! Your carries today are gorgeous, especially the fixed blade :thumbup:. I don't recall seeing it previously, who made that?

 

[Itsasportsbar]

Hello again all! Great knives as usual!

Most of the leaves have been raked up but I found one with some character.

I carried my favorite today.

Ken K.

 

[Peregrin]

Thanks Gary! Your carries today are gorgeous, especially the fixed blade :thumbup:. I don't recall seeing it previously, who made that?

Thanks, Tom. I haven't posted that in awhile. It was made by Burt Foster. It's one of his "Dark Side" models. It's 6" long and forged from 0-1 and 15N20. Great little knife.

 

[NickelOak]

I've been working in the yard a lot today and the past few weekends (planting, pruning, and removing an old tree). I have been carrying this Felco/Victorinox the whole time. These are great little inexpensive knives, imo. I also have a clip blade version with a yellow handle somewhere but can't seem to find it. These look odd closed because the handle is quite a bit longer than the blade, but that provides plenty of handle to grip. That other tool has seen a little use lately, too.

 

[Jack Black]

Jack, I guess I never noticed before that this Davison was a sheepfoot. Now I like it twice as much. Great photo.

Thank you very much Dean :thumbup:

 

[Will Power]

Good choice Bob, and choice to see you here again

Today and yesterday it's been a Wall St. happening. These are very nice and I regard them as rather overlooked lockbacks. Fine quality, no F&F issues at all, a decent size Clip (or Spear or Wharncliffe should you want) and none too heavy in the pocket either. They deserve a second look:thumbup:

Thanks, Will

 

[blade dude]