What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[SadSappySucker]

I saw the presidential give me the evil eye as I left it behind today...

 

[Gevonovich]

Still totin' this one, the novelty hasn't worn off yet, (probably never will) Birdseye in a bird's nest. The more I take pics of this the more I like the grain.

Fantastic grain and pic...wow!!

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Nice Barlow, one of my favorites. By the way, Mike, my Kindle rests in the exact same cover, just a little more banged up.

I'm carrying just my Micarta Presidential for the second day in row. A useful knife.

Since great minds think alike, I revised my carry...

The red doesn't want to come out and play in this light.

 

[Jack Black]

The Ettrick again, along with a little mystery knife.

Very interesting r8shell :thumbup:

Finished product.....I made this for a xmas gift what do you fine gentleman think?

Nice work :thumbup:

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Very nice Gary Hey, have you filched Frank's slide-rule? :thumbup:

HST, Jack and Gary. Thanks for the interest and comments on the knife.

It's a Case Bartenders knife. The model # is 64130. As I understand it the small curved blade would be used to cut the foil on the neck of a bottle of wine. I will give it a test drive today.

Cheers Ken! :thumbup: A foil-cutter is essential on a good bottle, but on the older patterns, I think the tool was actually used to break the wire holding down the cork :thumbup:

Woah!!! :thumbup:

Great pics Ted :thumbup:

 

[screened porch]

RACHEL, any clues on that mystery knife? (Or clews, I guess, if it's an Agatha Christie.)

I rediscovered my minitrapper; still carrying my mermaid. And of course my little Vic.

 

[black mamba]

Got a Rooster in my pocket tonight.

 

[Peregrin]

Very interesting r8shell :thumbup:



Nice work :thumbup:



Very nice Gary Hey, have you filched Frank's slide-rule? :thumbup:



Cheers Ken! :thumbup: A foil-cutter is essential on a good bottle, but on the older patterns, I think the tool was actually used to break the wire holding down the cork :thumbup:



Woah!!! :thumbup:



Great pics Ted :thumbup:

Thanks Jack. I forgot that Frank had posted a pic with a slide rule. I just happened upon it today and figured it would look good in the picture. Oh well, we're both old Engineers and strangely enough we find that we think alike. A little scary actually.

Got a Rooster in my pocket tonight.

I like that H&R Jeff!

 

[wundergussy]

Still totin' this one, the novelty hasn't worn off yet, (probably never will) Birdseye in a bird's nest. The more I take pics of this the more I like the grain.

What a great shot!

 

[r8shell]

RACHEL, any clues on that mystery knife? (Or clews, I guess, if it's an Agatha Christie.)

I rediscovered my minitrapper; still carrying my mermaid. And of course my little Vic.

Nice mermaid! is that tortoise or cell?

As far as clues: not much. It's stainless, and it used to have a cheap crimped in bail that I removed, so I think it may be a souvenir keychain type knife - no idea from where. I even posted it in Levine's forum, but no one recognized the stamp. I got it at a flea market from a pile of $5 knives.

 

[Whetstone39]

Tom - Hope you enjoyed KC as much as I enjoy seeing this Gunstock again!!

Today I am totin' Ruby Red

Thanks Ron! Had a great time in KC. Outstanding red you have today :thumbup:

 

[johnnyfive]

Thank you jack black

 

[black mamba]

I like that H&R Jeff!

Thanks, Gary, it's pretty good stag for a factory piece.

 

[Half/Stop]

Thanks Ron! Had a great time in KC. Outstanding red you have today :thumbup:

Thanks Tom

 

[Chris Montgomery]

Bob Loveless and Tony Bose, if a man could only have two knives, there is not much these two couldn't get done. Drop point by Bob in 154cm and lignum vitae and the Texas jack in ATS 34 and Remington bone

I have not been around here as much as I would like of late, life has a way of doing that. I hope to be able to hang out here more regularly. I sure miss seeing so many of the great knives!

Kris, these two would fit the bill nicely! Those two would be grail knives for myself and many guys I know. Thanks for sharing them.

Chris

 

[Grump01]

I bought this Case Carhart for myself. Put it in my pocket for this first time today after doing a lil work on it.










I,ve been looking for this pattern a very long time, In a price that fits my budget. Thanks go out to a fellow forum member.. cchu518.. for showing the one he bought and responding to me with the info. that allowed me to own this knife.

One dealer I buy from (don't think I can name here) now has this pattern in CV Yellow synthetic. I've got three of them on the way.

Don

 

[Dantone05]

Finished product.....I made this for a xmas gift what do you fine gentleman think?

Looks awesome! Nice clean design that looks like it slicesssss. Well done. :thumbup:

Just catching up on this thread after an extended weekend, too many great knives to repost. It was really fun to read this after missing a few days, thank you all for posting! Gunstock Jack accompanying my old reliable Primble today .

Nice looking pair Tom. Really like the lines on the Gunstock Jack….
Oh... a great picture as usual too.


Imperial carry today

 

[BrotherJim]

Totin' this Northwoods Stockman
D2 Steel and Italian Jigged Bone
I'm told no Italians were harmed in the making of this knife ... dunno

 

[Whetstone39]

Nice looking pair Tom. Really like the lines on the Gunstock Jack….
Oh... a great picture as usual too.


Imperial carry today

Thanks Dan! Fantastic pic of that Imperial, love the contrast against the moss :thumbup:.

 

[afishhunter]

All Schrades this week. Old Timer 7OT, Hammer Brand 4 blade canoe, Imperial (Prov RI) Barlow, and an Ulster BSA scout knife with white covers.

 

[pistonsandgears]