What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[2Dead]

Back to my #48 for a couple of weeks now. Pretty much as soon as my thumb nail grew back enough to open the blades.

 

[Whetstone39]

An outstanding combination! :thumbup:

Thanks again for the stockman tour Jack, the Rodgers is a beauty :thumbup:

Two more compelling combos, Tom! :thumbup: (That black Beer Scout and white Delrin Peanut would make a striking pair!) I've really appreciated your meteorologically-inspired, mood-altering carries this week!


Some of my "Can't Wait Weekend" carries are Case chestnut bone CV SBs: SodBuster Jr (thanks, Bob), SowBelly Stockman (thanks, Ron), and SwayBack Jack (thanks, Paul).

Thanks GT, it was a fun experiment. Interesting too in how much just having a bit of color or sentimental favorite with me did elevate my mood this rainy week.

Nice trifecta of Case goodness :thumbup:

Hardcore Brunch Cheat Meal. [emoji41]

I feel the sugar coursing through my veins.

Nice knife, but a glorious brunch HST

Yesterday I attempted to make a horizontal leather belt sheath for my SAK Farmers. It was a failure of epic proportions. Undaunted and in fact emboldened by the experience, I am going to continue the project this week as I have about 7 feet of usable leather remaining .

For me today:

 

[RDaneel]

Thanks, Dean. That 38 sure is an impressive pocket knife; I'd never noticed the rattail bolsters before! :thumbup: Happy belated birthday greetings; hope you enjoy your 30s!

Some of my "Can't Wait Weekend" carries are Case chestnut bone CV SBs: SodBuster Jr (thanks, Bob), SowBelly Stockman (thanks, Ron), and SwayBack Jack (thanks, Paul).

- GT

I did enjoy my 30s, 30 years ago. Your CV SBs are all great looking knives, GT, but I like the Sodbuster, Jr best. Case really does chestnut good.

Just a few ole Barlows in my pockets today:

I like ole Barlows, especially these. The Ulster is one I always like to see, Rob. :thumbup:


I carried this soup to church today.

 

[leo511168]

GEC 15

 

[Jack Black]

Jack, excellent old stockman! A low riding sheep is always nice...

Thanks Jake :thumbup:

A very fine conclusion to the week of stockmen Mr. Jack ! :thumbup:

Just a few ole Barlows in my pockets today:

Thanks Mr P, what a lovely pair of old Barlows :thumbup:

Jack That Rodgers at 4" is quite a lot bigger than the knife from Queen at 3.25". It looks a relatively narrow knife though with some useful low joints, perhaps Jolipapa might consider the GEC 81 Abilene Stock Knife, they're 4" and much less bulky that the CASE Large Stockman (a fine knife but too big for my carry taste).

Yes, quite slim and pocket-friendly for a relatively large knife Will :thumbup:

Very nice Chui :thumbup:

Thanks again for the stockman tour Jack, the Rodgers is a beauty :thumbup:

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Yesterday I attempted to make a horizontal leather belt sheath for my SAK Farmers. It was a failure of epic proportions. Undaunted and in fact emboldened by the experience, I am going to continue the project this week as I have about 7 feet of usable leather remaining .

For me today:

Thanks Tom Look forward to seeing your horizontal sheath That's a great combination, as usual :thumbup:

 

[StoneBeard]

Gun scout today-

 

[Half/Stop]

Beautiful photo, knife, and sentiments, Ron!

Some of my "Can't Wait Weekend" carries are Case chestnut bone CV SBs: SodBuster Jr (thanks, Bob), SowBelly Stockman (thanks, Ron), and SwayBack Jack (thanks, Paul).

- GT

Gary - Thank you sir. I am glad to see you are enjoying your Case Chestnut Bone Trio.

Just a few ole Barlows in my pockets today:

Primble - Congrats on that SEC Tournament Championship for them Catts. :thumbup: They won a hard battle today. Speaking of those nice ole barlows, I just happen to have an ole one in my pocket today. Got this Schrade Cut Co in this week and finally had a chance to get some photos. Needs a little spiffing up, but not bad for a ole gentleman.

 

[StoneBeard]

StoneBeard - Your Big Jack is looking mighty fine in all that patina:thumbup:



Thank you Half/Stop. The Big Jack has been getting a lot of use lately-

 

[bozack]

Bloodwood trio

 

[jerren]

Hardcore Brunch Cheat Meal. [emoji41]

I feel the sugar coursing through my veins.

Nice action shot! :thumbup:

 

[knarfeng]

Canal Street 4" stockman in sunset bone and 440C

 

[r8shell]

The rain finally stopped and I could do some yard work today. 85 degrees and steamy out, I had my mystery hawkbill with me.

 

[Primble]

Some of my "Can't Wait Weekend" carries are Case chestnut bone CV SBs: SodBuster Jr (thanks, Bob), SowBelly Stockman (thanks, Ron), and SwayBack Jack (thanks, Paul).

- GT

Like all three of those Cases GT ! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Primble Many thanks to you too, I'm very fond of that Queen No.26, great build on it, super W&T and no quality faults at all. It's a bit like having a 3 blade Penknife. That Ulster Barlow of yours has benchmark standard Sawn Bone on it, mellow! And those pins...:thumbup::thumbup:

Thank you my friend. :thumbup:

I like ole Barlows, especially these. The Ulster is one I always like to see, Rob. :thumbup:

I carried this soup to church today.

Thank you Dean and some fine church soup. :thumbup:

Thanks Mr P, what a lovely pair of old Barlows :thumbup:

Many thanks Mr. Jack.

Gun scout today-

Gives a whole new meaning to Blood wood !!! :thumbup:

Primble - Congrats on that SEC Tournament Championship for them Catts. :thumbup: They won a hard battle today. Speaking of those nice ole barlows, I just happen to have an ole one in my pocket today. Got this Schrade Cut Co in this week and finally had a chance to get some photos. Needs a little spiffing up, but not bad for a ole gentleman.

Handsome bone on that ole Schrade Ron. Almost heart stopping - the game !

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Back to my #48 for a couple of weeks now. Pretty much as soon as my thumb nail grew back enough to open the blades.

Great looking/loved 48 Trand

Tim, that's a fine old friend you have there! :thumbup:

Some of my "Can't Wait Weekend" carries are Case chestnut bone CV SBs: SodBuster Jr (thanks, Bob), SowBelly Stockman (thanks, Ron), and SwayBack Jack (thanks, Paul).

- GT

Very nice Case offerings GT, perfect carries to conquer the weekend~

Very nice Tim :thumbup:

Morning campers! Hope everyone is having a pleasant weekend To conclude my week of carrying Stockman knives, I'm carrying this one by Joseph Rodgers :thumbup:

Thanks Jack, fantastic stockman~

I've been really digging my micarta these days.

 

[Half/Stop]

Handsome bone on that ole Schrade Ron. Almost heart stopping - the game !

Thanks buddy! I was pulling for you this afternoon Did I just say that?

 

[paulhilborn]

This WONDERFUL knife arrived late Thursday as I was headed out to ready my work truck for an early deck season, worked late so no time to chicken eye and coon finger. Up early and on the road to clean/prep 4 decks for staining the following day...no time for devotion:grumpy: Up early on on the road Saturday to stain the decks I prepped the day before, worked late and STILL, NO TIME for devotion.....UNTIL an hour or so before sunset today:thumbup:

Tomorrow will be a good day as this will ride with me all day long

I LOVE this Fish Barlow brother Mark!!!

 

[T. Erdelyi]

JP Obviously, I don't know the size of Jack's Stockman knife, but you might be interested in Queen Cutlery's No.26 Small Stockman. It looks similar and has a low riding Sheepfoot making it good in the hand. Various bone,horn and wood versions.

Thanks, Will

I hafta second the Queen stockman, great size, my only complaint is the shield is glued and mine popped out, luckily I found it in my pocket but I know of 2 other members here who had lost theirs too. Other than that it's a great little knife and I enjoy carryin' mine every chance I get. If you can find one I'd highly recommend picking it up.

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Awesome piece Paul, I love everything about it.

 

[paulhilborn]

Awesome piece Paul, I love everything about it.

Thank you very much, I am a bit smitten with this one:thumbup:

 

[Old Engineer]

This WONDERFUL knife arrived late Thursday as I was headed out to ready my work truck for an early deck season, worked late so no time to chicken eye and coon finger. Up early and on the road to clean/prep 4 decks for staining the following day...no time for devotion:grumpy: Up early on on the road Saturday to stain the decks I prepped the day before, worked late and STILL, NO TIME for devotion.....UNTIL an hour or so before sunset today:thumbup:

Tomorrow will be a good day as this will ride with me all day long

I LOVE this Fish Barlow brother Mark!!!

I wondered where Mark was mailing that beauty ! Just an outstanding piece Paul .

Harry