What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Whetstone39]

Dunlap LC again and for awhile






Tom/whetstone39 :thumbup: that Loyd LC just glows. what is the scale material?

swaybacksteve I think it is antique yellow linen micarta. Your Dunlap is gorgeous, I especially like the red liners :thumbup:, very nice detail.

 

[HeathH]

A couple of months ago my 4 year old told me she wanted to "find or make" me a pocket knife so I could "throw away my other one." I gave my wife my Sodbuster for my lil' lady to find and I got it back for Christmas... now, every time she sees it in my hand she totally lights up - it's definitely not my fanciest knife, but that lil' bit of sunshine sure makes me smile. EDC since Christmas, and I imagine for quite some time longer

 

[A.L.]

Today I saw strange fruit hanging in the tree!

 

[funni]

Today I saw strange fruit hanging in the tree!

How do you like the handling of the Sportsmans knife? I had one in my hands one time, but the fact, that the bail is on the side of the main blade, stopped me from buying it.
Regards, Daniel

 

[HST]

now, every time she sees it in my hand she totally lights up - that lil' bit of sunshine sure makes me smile.

Awesome! That story makes me happy.

 

[jprime84]

I am getting the patina started on my #25 easy open little jack. Great office knife.

 

[A.L.]

How do you like the handling of the Sportsmans knife? I had one in my hands one time, but the fact, that the bail is on the side of the main blade, stopped me from buying it.
Regards, Daniel

Overall I very much like it! Very smooth walk and talk.
Speaking of the bail, it weirded me out too but now I don't really care. Just different. The bail is a little loose fitted from other side, but it seems very solid so I don't see it coming out.

 

[JOELSM]

This GEC Wallstreet served me very well yesterday. An honest patina has started. Earned a place in my pocket again today.

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[funni]

Overall I very much like it! Very smooth walk and talk.
Speaking of the bail, it weirded me out too but now I don't really care. Just different. The bail is a little loose fitted from other side, but it seems very solid so I don't see it coming out.

Thanks! [emoji106]

 

[FOG2]

That wall street rocks my world!

 

[Chris Montgomery]

The little Shrade 33OT on duty at the shop today.

Chris

 

[SadSappySucker]

A couple of months ago my 4 year old told me she wanted to "find or make" me a pocket knife so I could "throw away my other one." I gave my wife my Sodbuster for my lil' lady to find and I got it back for Christmas... now, every time she sees it in my hand she totally lights up - it's definitely not my fanciest knife, but that lil' bit of sunshine sure makes me smile. EDC since Christmas, and I imagine for quite some time longer

Great story and that knife is a classic!

I've been carrying my 77 Barlow a lot lately.

 

[Jsega51]

It's showing SSS. I love how the bone darkens slowly from use.

Back to work for me today...

 

[Half/Stop]

@BigBiscuit - Bob it warms my heart to see you posting my friend! :thumbup:

Jack - Beautiful bone on that WJ :thumbup:

Thank you Ron. Hope you and Mrs. Half Stop had a nice Christmas !

Felt like totin' a whittler today:

Primble - Thank you my friend. We did and hope you did also! Love that Red Bone Whittler

Rob, you inspired me to carry your knife's half-whit brother today.

Dean - That 6208 is holding its own my friend. :thumbup: Love that Case 70's Red Bone

Quite the contrast to that Red Bone of Primble & Dean with a Blue Northwoods IRJ in my pocket today

 

[swaybacksteve]

Today I'm totin the Buck Canoe which I just got.
Well made imo. Under $18. I'm not usually a canoe fan but took to this one as soon as I saw it.
Also took the MM too.
Thanks for looking.

Buck canoe #389 is a nice knife. found mine at the big retailer in every town. pretty good fit and finish on the level of the rough riders...but having the great buck lifetime warranty. GOOD pick up. And the Schrades not shabby either:thumbup:

Thanks Tom...now that some nice looking yellow linen micarta!

 

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[Peregrin]

I like that one Gary. I have no experience with Don Morrow's work, but I've heard nothing but good. Especially his grinds and in particular his edge work being above par.

It's a nice one, Bob. Thanks. I have another of his that's a Wharncliffe Trapper, two blades in red jigged bone. It also has the file work. He learned the craft from Bill Ruple.

 

[wundergussy]

 

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[Ryouchijtx]

I have been pocketing the GEC 15 Farmboy since it came just before Christmas. What a perfect set of blades!

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I agree, I've always like the 2 full blades on the 15 pattern, the blades don't seem to get in the way of each other which is a major plus.

Erik
Tim :thumbup:

I'm Totin this Queen City Copperhead today

Great looking copperhead Ron, I see it's earning it's stripes

What with Christmas, family get-togethers, church services, some kind of sneezing+runny nose bug, and weekend chores that I didn't finish until this morning, I haven't posted here for several days. Lots of wonderful knives everyone has been posting in the meantime!! :thumbup::thumbup: A few subjective highlights that grabbed me:

That's a very compelling knife, Tim! :thumbup:

I haven't even switched to my knives for this week yet! Here are photos of the knives I used in the kitchen for the past week.
A Rough Rider Fish knife and a horn Joker from Zaragoza, Spain:

- GT

Hope you've had a great holiday GT, I never tire of seeing that Joker with that bone.

I've started rotating my collection with my Pop so this one was with me today. Finally some snow in good ol' Massachusetts.