What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[link2derek]

I'm sure the knife is great, but that picture is absolutely amazing. Big thumbs up for that one.

Thank you for the compliment, my friend. And, yes, it is a great little fixed blade - one of my absolute favorite BRKT's. Here are another couple looks:

 

[Macchina]

I seem to have acquired an actual EDC. My Burgundy Micarta Northwoods Presidential has been in my left rear pocket every day for the last month (different pants though). So here is what the Prez looks like today.

Beautiful knife and picture. I love the clarification!

 

[RDaneel]

It's always rewarding, and sometimes surprising, when a knife lays its claims. I look forward to seeing how your Presidential changes with time and use. :thumbup:

~ P.

I like the swedge a lot on your prez- reminds me of Cattaraugus swedging.

Beautiful knife and picture.

Thank you Sarah, Rob and Macchina!

 

[Gevonovich]

Thank you my friend - good to see you posting - now can you tell me the brand of that doggie leg .............err............I mean dog soldier !

The "Dog Soldier" is a NYKCo Hammer Brand Dogleg Jack. It's 3& 3/4 inches and solid as a steel trap and snaps like one too; w/ full blades. The back scale is fantastic and the front scale is solid character, in my opinion. Good to see you, my friend. Once I get some better pictures i will put it in your fine thread
For reference:

 

[swaybacksteve]

toting long enough to pry the lid off, like the cap says to...

 

[Jack Black]

Good to see your Dog Soldier again Gev :thumbup:

Nice Jim :thumbup:

That is a very very nice IXL Jack ! :thumbup: What era is that tang stamp?

Thanks Mr P, 1920's/1930's, a lucky find that one

Thought I'd carry this Saynor Lambsfoot today

 

[jprime84]

It's new so in the pocket it goes!

 

[Whetstone39]

Thought I'd carry this Saynor Lambsfoot today

Great pic Jack :thumbup:


Just put this leash on my Beer Scout this morning, will have to do until I can find a leather one, which I think would look better.

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Tom, I see you're well-prepared as always :thumbup:

 

[HOKIE_FAN]

Got my Cotton Sampler back from Queen on Christmas eve. The original chocolate bone scale had a fine crack. They did a nice job on the new stag scales.

 

[Gevonovich]

Tom
Great looking pair today and love that Beer Scout!

Jack
Thanks, my friend! The Saynor is lovely:thumbup:

Jeff
Gorgeous bone on that one arm and interesting watch as well!!

 

[r8shell]

Got my Cotton Sampler back from Queen on Christmas eve. The original chocolate bone scale had a fine crack. They did a nice job on the new stag scales.

Ahh. I was wondering if you got another one, or if I mis-remembered the scales. Looks great either way. :thumbup:

 

[HOKIE_FAN]

Thanks. Appreciate the compliment. So far I really like the stag.

 

[T. Erdelyi]

After takin' these pics of my 1920s Case pre Eisenhower Pen in Greenbone scales I decided ain't no point in putting it away, might as well throw it in my pocket.

Super thin profile, it's like a swiss watch the way the blades all nests together and the feel of a fine tool of a refined gentleman...

 

[Jack Black]

Jack
Thanks, my friend! The Saynor is lovely:thumbup:

Thanks pal, it takes a great edge :thumbup:

After takin' these pics of my 1920s Case pre Eisenhower Pen in Greenbone scales I decided ain't no point in putting it away, might as well throw it in my pocket.

I was just admiring your knife in the penknife thread Ted :thumbup:

 

[wundergussy]

 

[RDaneel]

I took this out to photograph for the Penknife thread and decided to sharpen it and toss it in a pocket. Camillus model 44 in black composition.

 

[jprime84]

I need this in my life

 

[BrotherJim]

Like a pocket full of sunshine ...
Makes me happy to carry and use this less than impeccable but quite a bit more than good enough A.Wright in Water Buffalo Horn

 

[JOELSM]

The #99 is back in my pocket.

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^^^^and the tip isn't missing, just buried in a little fabric.