What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Vic SAK for the dirty work, Massoptier queue de poisson for the fun stuff. That little fishtail slices with no effort and no drag.
Should have taken the picture while it was still light outside.

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Mike - love the Gunstock, I am similarly afflicted

Thanks! Yours looks very nice too

Nice to see you around and I agree the jigging is very nice. :thumbup:

Fayetteville Knife Company Small Barlow, Fayetteville, N.Y., U.S.A., circa 1880-1911:

Thanks Have been lurking more than posting lately. That Fayetteville looks great!

Works been hectic the past few days, and I haven't had the time to snap any picture to contribute.
But at the end of a long hard day I really look forward to going through this thread regardless of whether or not I have anything to contribute.
The presidential has pretty much been my sole pocket knife this week.
I just got done cleaning the days debris out of the joints. I am really tempted to start using a slip again. That gritty feeling in the joints just makes me cringe but unfortunately is inevitable in my line of work. Photo conditions sucked so I decided to mess around with the editor.

I can not wait for the weekend!

Always love seeing your Presidential!

Both of those are nice, but that bottom one is really cool.

Little Lockback rode along to work today.

 

[major_works]

Attached is the icon I get in maybe 30% of the photos. It comes up with some of new pictures every day and on any of the threads that I might look at thru Tapatalk.

I get the same with Tapatalk.

 

[picturerock]

I'm toting this today.

 

[Charlie Mike]

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Just in case y'all are tempted to get one.

 

[Half/Stop]

Ron
Beautiful green bone on the one...wow!!

Thanks Gev!

 

[Primble]

Carrying these two today Have a good Friday everyone, and a great weekend :thumbup:

Very nice old Keen Kutter and Diamond Jack, Jack ! Thank you for the comment on the FKCO knife I posted. :thumbup:

Wishing you all the best on this Friday! Totin' something today from a dear friend!

Very purty Ron ! :thumbup:

Beer Scout for me today.

Great Scout Erik ! :thumbup:

That Fayetteville Barlow is a beauty, Rob. What kind of wood is that?

My unintentional carry today. Somehow this Case CV penknife slipped into my pocket with my Scratted Barlow.

Very nice Dean ! I believe it is Rosewood, but, could be Cocobolo. A bit hard to tell the difference for me on those old woods.

Primble
The Fayetteville is just splendid. It looked so much darker when i first saw it. The red hues are gorgeous.

It was dirty in that purchase photo Gevo. I cleaned the wood delicately and was rewarded with the richer colors.

Thanks Have been lurking more than posting lately. That Fayetteville looks great!

Little Lockback rode along to work today.

Thank you my friend. That lock back Northfield is a beauty ! :thumbup:

 

[GuestWho101]

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Man those scagels are fine!!!

Gevonovich - Thanks! Now where is your beauties for today?!

 

[Gevonovich]

Gevonovich - Thanks! Now where is your beauties for today?!

I carried a few today: As always the IXl in one pocket and rotated between a Uncle Henry stockman, a Old Timer (Schrade) 1940T liner lock, and one I can't mention ( fixed blade )

Thanks for asking!

 

[Jack Black]

Jack
The Diamond Jack is just outa sight!!!

Thanks pal, I don't carry it too often, but when I do, it's always a treat

Very nice Jeff :thumbup:

Very nice old Keen Kutter and Diamond Jack, Jack ! Thank you for the comment on the FKCO knife I posted. :thumbup:

Thanks Primble :thumbup:

I carried a few today: As always the IXl in one pocket and rotated between a Uncle Henry stockman, a Old Timer (Schrade) 1940T liner lock, and one I can't mention ( fixed blade )

An Unmentionable eh?!

Carrying my 66 today. Hope everyone is having a great weekend :thumbup:

 

[Jsega51]

Enjoy your Stag Saturday!!

 

[black mamba]

Thanks, Jack!

Hey, I've been calling this a dogleg, but it really has characteristics of a dogleg, a eureka and a gunstock (though with round bolsters).
What would you call this pattern? Help, please!

 

[MT Damascus]

Having some friends over today, so I am making some Tuscan bean soup and crab cakes with jalapeno aioli. These three are with today,

R.W. Loveless drop point, Joel Chamblin whittler and a trapper from Rick Menefee in Sambar stag.

Have a great Saturday

 

[chrisbfu]

Awesome pocket slip!

I've been carrying my sheepfoot TC the last couple weeks, mostly.

If you like the sheath check out Harper Leather. He's on Instagram it's called a coffin carry. I think he's In a couple online stores.

 

[Wheeler80]

Heading to the Queen City to watch the Bungles play the Stillers tomorrow. I'll be carrying these (not in the stadium though:grumpy

 

[SadSappySucker]

The presidential is still going strong!

 

[SadSappySucker]

I'll be carrying a knife of the same family given the magic touch by BB serialised 23 for my 23rd tomorrow Ron Great choice

Happy birthday Tim! That is one classy setup you have there.

Always love seeing your Presidential!


Little Lockback rode along to work today.

Thank you! That 83 dressed in cocobolo makes for a really snazzy looking knife!

Enjoy your Stag Saturday!!

Beautiful stag!

Thanks, Jack!

Hey, I've been calling this a dogleg, but it really has characteristics of a dogleg, a eureka and a gunstock (though with round bolsters).
What would you call this pattern? Help, please!

I definitely see a gunstock as the more prominent pattern/ style.
Beautiful knife regardless of pattern, though!

 

[rishma]

My companions for yard work today. Hopefully get to use that caplifter after I am done!

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Tim - early Happy 23rd Birthday wishes to you my young friend! I look forward to seeing that 56 tomorrow!:thumbup::thumbup:

Thank you very much Ron,

Serial no. 23 for the day

 

[BigBiscuit]

Happy Birthday Tim. :thumbup:
I think I'll carry my dogleg as well.