What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Jack Black]

Got a Frog and a Rosbif with me today.

Ooh I like that Rosbif! Please tell us more :thumbup:

 

[JSCHENK]

A blue day today.

 

[puukkoman]

Jack, that's the one I posted in the Lambsfoot thread recently, the E. Blyde & Co Ltd.

 

[HST]

Great pic and knife.

I had them both out for pics today:

Killin' it. Really really nice.

Off to see ADEE today, and have a rummage in his local flea-market. Got this William Rodgers Sleeveboard in my pocket :thumbup:

Have a great day, Jack. Show us your newly found treasures. Very nice WR.

 

[Jack Black]

Jack, that's the one I posted in the Lambsfoot thread recently, the E. Blyde & Co Ltd.

It really is a beauty :thumbup:

Have a great day, Jack. Show us your newly found treasures. Very nice WR.

Thanks my friend The only thing I have a pic of so far is the 1806 Halfpenny I found. Here it is with the knife I'll be pocketing tomorrow, my scratted bone Ancient TC Barlow :thumbup:

 

[Whetstone39]

......your "undaunted and emboldened" attitude in the face of "epic failure" is inspiring!

a Victorinox Explorer

Thanks GT! Love the bear companion for your Explorer.

This is the sheath prior to sanding, glueing, and staining, I was checking it for retention and it is very good. Not sure if the belt openings will hold long term though. It was meant to be a learning experience, and it really was. Hopefully I end up with a usable sheath too.

 

[pertinux]

A blue day today.

There ya go. :thumbup:

I've been carrying the middle knife (Radio Jack) since it arrived last week to join its amigos, ModocEderized all:

~ P.

(Thanks, Ed!)

 

[RDaneel]

Nice Barlows Primble, Tsar and Dean.

I found a whole bunch of knives at the farmers market this past weekend. Among others I picked up these two.
A Grohmann in a pattern I hadn't seen before and a Vic Cadet II.

Have a good one everyone.

Ken K.

Thanks, Ken. Good catch on the Cadet II. I've never seen one out in the wild.

The only thing I have a pic of so far is the 1806 Halfpenny I found. Here it is with the knife I'll be pocketing tomorrow, my scratted bone Ancient TC Barlow :thumbup:

Always good to see an Ancient, Jack. Good find on that George III halfpenny!

 

[Dantone05]

:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
She's a user!

Have a SAK along also today, with the Itty Bitty

Nice pair SBS! Especially that Jf Itty Bitty. May I ask what the handle material is ?



Some bits of sun on my lunch break to take in with the Talon in pocket... Well "in" sun ...

 

[Markesharp]

This old dog today. She ain't got much spring left in her step. but she can still cut.

Glenn - That is great old Case knife buddy. There is something about the jigged green bone and the swedges on those pre-1940 knives that reminds us why we are on this sub-forum. Thanks for sharing. :thumbup:

Viper in Osage Orange after two years of use..........handles darken with age

 

[Crazy Canuck]

New Cadet in the mailbox today

 

[BenHarris]

One more day with this beauty...

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[swaybacksteve]

nice Talon, Dan...Hope GEC does another run of those.

The material on the fixie is spalted Maple.

 

[JSCHENK]

Sarah, I thought you would approve.

 

[lambertiana]

a Victorinox Explorer

- GT

I didn't even have to look to guess you are in Michigan when I saw the petoskey bear.

 

[Jack Black]

I've been carrying the middle knife (Radio Jack) since it arrived last week to join its amigos, ModocEderized all:

Always good to see an Ancient, Jack. Good find on that George III halfpenny!

Thanks Dean, it feels good to have the Ancient back in my pocket

 

[5K Qs]

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Thank you GT. Still likin' the Sowbelly.

Seven days of two Barlows - Day 3:

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Thanks, Primble, I'm still likin' it too!
And speaking of likin', you're showing off some gorgeous Charlows this week, but it's your older Barlows that really raise my blood pressure!! That Diamond Edge is bewitching! :thumbup:

I came across this pic while "cleaning" my phone. I had taken this on opening day of Maryland deer season, and couldn't get it posted due to phone/BF/Photobucket issues when using my phone. It deserves a post. I carried this knife, that day, as it was my Great Grandfather's deer hunting knife. I don't think it is ancient, he probably bought/carried it in his later years. I never knew the man, but my Dad gifted this to me a few Christmas' ago and I feel like he is with me when I carry it.
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Cool knife and story! What an awesome keepsake!

…Only that it has no maker's marks. I picked it up in a junk shop for a few dollars and don't have a clue to its age or origin. Solid enough worker, though. :thumbup:

Thanks for explaining the mystery, Rachel.

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Today's loadout, a familiar pair:



Oh, and my new 'yote just arrived.

Welcome back, Tsar; I admire your commitment to trying to catch up on the huge backlog of posts that accumulate in a couple of days, but it requires more energy than I can usually muster! Congrats on the new GEC 18! :thumbup: In the Rough Rider thread, I acknowledged your RR green canoe, and here I have to tip my hat to that majestic NKCA gunboat/canoe! :thumbup: Who made that gunboat?

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I felt ancient today. This Barlow finds its way into my pocket more often than any other.

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Thanks my friend The only thing I have a pic of so far is the 1806 Halfpenny I found. Here it is with the knife I'll be pocketing tomorrow, my scratted bone Ancient TC Barlow :thumbup:

Superb Ancient Barlows and splendid coins, Dean and Jack! :thumbup:

…I found a whole bunch of knives at the farmers market this past weekend. Among others I picked up these two.
A Grohmann in a pattern I hadn't seen before and a Vic Cadet II.

Have a good one everyone.

Ken K.

Whoa, you’ve done it again, Ken! I checked my secret “wish list” that’s buried on my desk, and sure enough, a Cadet II is prominently featured. Congrats on your fantastic new acquisitions! :thumbup: (I think I need to find a map to your farmers market! )

Have a SAK along also today, with the Itty Bitty

That’s an amazing azure Farmer, Steve! I admire the lanyard on your fixed blade, too; is that a bootlace? Does that lanyard style have a name I could look up? I'd like to learn to make one like that (and I much prefer bootlace lanyards to paracord ones).

…Thanks GT, great-looking Sowbelly :thumbup:
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LOL! Only a rusty Ibbersons clasp knife, a worn Lambsfoot with a tang-stamp I can't read yet, a nice corkscrew, and an 1806 penny today. ADEE bought me lunch though :thumbup:
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Thanks, Jack. Sounds like your trip was a success!

Thanks GT! Love the bear companion for your Explorer.

This is the sheath prior to sanding, glueing, and staining, I was checking it for retention and it is very good. Not sure if the belt openings will hold long term though. It was meant to be a learning experience, and it really was. Hopefully I end up with a usable sheath too.

Thanks, Tom. :thumbup: I enjoy the photo of your sheath project!

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I've been carrying the middle knife (Radio Jack) since it arrived last week to join its amigos, ModocEderized all:

~ P.

(Thanks, Ed!)

Congrats on your cool gift, and kudos to Ed! :thumbup: 3 amigos, indeed.

New Cadet in the mailbox today

Congrats on the colorful Cadet, Mike! :thumbup:

One more day with this beauty...

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Thanks for keeping us updated on your Barlow month, Ben!

I didn't even have to look to guess you are in Michigan when I saw the petoskey bear.

Yeah, thanks, it's a pretty cool "state stone" to have!

Another installment of some of my knives for this week:
a buffalo horn GEC 85

a Keen Kutter Office Knife

a Rough Rider medium trapper

and a couple of sodbuster-style knives, a Case SBJr and a JJ Martinez

- GT

 

[pertinux]

Sarah, I thought you would approve.

Again today, ModocEDerized ebony Radio Knife:

~ P.

 

[Chui]

- oh, yes...........some real character there, Jack :thumbup:


This one today...

 

[pmew]

At the beach