What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Jack Black]

Nice Whittler Mike :thumbup:

Just for you Harry....a shot of it after picking the second strawberry of the season

Hope it's a good year for the strawberries my friend :thumbup:

And that is some great-looking bone :thumbup:

Congratulations on the Boker Barlow Dan, that is a fantastic looking combination, love the FB too :thumbup:

Dual 25s for me today

 

[Will Power]

 

[Chui]

- nice old Dunlap Lanny's Clip

The blade is juuuust UK legal

 

[pmew]

Dual 25s for me today

An absolutely fantastic pair Jack!

 

[bonzodog]

- nice old Dunlap Lanny's Clip

The blade is juuuust UK legal

Not sure about the road kill but that knife is top drawer.

 

[Chui]

Not sure about the road kill but that knife is top drawer.

....LOL..!!

Thanks, Andy..........it's actually biltong - deeeeeelicious, mate

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Love the lines on that folder!

You can really see the "grain" in the City Knife handles Mike, nicely done (I never seem to be able to capture that detail )

It's kind of funny, because the micarta has worn a bit already where the sheath rubs it. It really makes the grain stand out. You can almost see the transition to the part of the handle that sticks out the sheath. Nice 'dirty' carry yesterday

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Love that pocket worn goodness Gevo, and the fantastic photography as always!

First Boker Tree Brand Barlow and I really do like it. I need more clip points in my life.

Nice Boker, but man! That FB! Can you PM me more info on it, please

Case Half Whittler joining the Little Creek today.

 

[Buzzbait]

I'm sticking with the usually Barlow today, and the new Texas Camp knife is riding shotgun.

 

[5K Qs]

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This one today and I'm thinking for quite sometime...

Thank you Mark!!!

Goodness gracious, that's wonderful stag; congrats on an exquisite knife, Paul! :thumbup:
And kudos to Mark for his artistry! :thumbup:

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GT - the Winchester shines brightest to me out of that litter. Been a while since I was called a kid ! I kinda like the ring to it.

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Gary
I too really like the Winchester! I am really enjoying the DE and it sure got sharp!
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Gary - Thanks for that my friend. Love that Winchester.:thumbup:
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Today I was totin my Northwoods IRJ

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Realized it's been way too long since I carried an IRJ...

Bark River City Knife, Northwoods Indian River Jack

Thanks for the Winchester compliments, Primble & Gev & Ron.
Primble, I admit that once in a blue moon I'll give you a semi-hard time just for sport , but now I don't know if you're paying me back with clever word games or not! I don't know if you're using "litter" in the sense of, say, a cat's offspring, and implying that I love the knives I show almost like children, or if you're using "litter" in the sense of "$200 Fine for Littering" and implying that my knives are trash!
Ron and Mike, those IRJs are first-class; each has fantastic color! :thumbup:

I've had quite a busy week accumulating stag.

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Congrats on the terrific stag trio, shootquinn!

Thanks GT and Ron ...

It was a Tidioute Tuesday

The sawcut antique amber TC always makes my heart skip a beat or two, Tim! Famous knife, IMHO! :thumbup:

Thanks GT, terrific trio :thumbup:
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John Ryalls & Sons (1890-1915) Sleeveboard for me today...



Along with this WW1 Joseph Allen 'Gift Knife'...

Thanks, Jack. I enjoy your fine pair of oldies, since my age is also relatively advanced! Why is the Allen called a "Gift Knife"?

It's from the copper mine down near Silver City NM where I'm from. These are formed as the ore goes through the smelter. So it's a copper glob!

Thanks for the info, Mitch. Man, was I wrong! I thought it was some kind of edible treat!

Case/Bose Lanny's clip today. Y'all have a good day!

Yowza, that is fancy! :thumbup:

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Please excuse the dirty City Knife, didn't realize it wasn't clean until after uploading the pic. Breakfast burrito remnants

Another first-rate pair, Tom, whether or not they're in need of cleaning!

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And....for knife content. The pile side of the Shapleigh on the stump. Tomorrows carry. Note those nickel liners

That knife is worth every penny, Gev! :thumbup: That pile side photo really shows off the fabulous bone!

Alox lumberjack is with me today at the shop,

Fetching green Alox, Kris (and an incredibly immaculate workbench in your shop )!

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Woods from the Catt factory today:

( I am working on cleaning up a bare-head jack that is otherwise the same as the Catt jack above, 3.25" closed )

Foxy Catts, Primble! :thumbup:

That's a fascinating photo, jrawk!

Mike

That's a fine, funky whittler, Mike :thumbup:, but my eyes aren't good enough to read the tang stamps or blade etch! If you have time, would you provide some details about the knife? Thanks!

Some beauties as usual today everyone! :thumbup: Ebony 73 for me today!

That ebony 73 is very fashionable, Ron! :thumbup:

Just got this in from Traumkommode and love it

Congrats on your felicitous new TC, Kymedic!

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First Boker Tree Brand Barlow and I really do like it. I need more clip points in my life.

Congrats on the Boker Barlow, Dan! They have such a distinctive look! :thumbup:

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Dual 25s for me today

Those are a pocketful of fun WLSTs, Jack!

Cool photo, Will; the tortoise shell covers on your knife look just like the campfires!

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Case Half Whittler joining the Little Creek today.

Fetching pair, Mike! :thumbup: I was recently thinking about half whittlers and pen knives and mini copperheads, trying to compare and contrast. Does your half whittler have a backspring set-up that's different from a little pen knife (a blade at each end)?

A few more knives I've been carrying this week:
a Colt teardrop jack

a Taylor-Schrade 44OT Workmate

a Rough Rider small stockman, scrimshaw by r8shell, that I carry every day

- GT

 

[Gevonovich]

First Boker Tree Brand Barlow and I really do like it. I need more clip points in my life.

Great looking fixed blade!!

Hope it's a good year for the strawberries my friend :thumbup:
And that is some great-looking bone :thumbup:
Dual 25s for me today

Two fantastic examples of the pattern, Jack! Thanks for the compliment on my oldie

A premonition Cool picture of a gorgeous knife

- nice old Dunlap Lanny's Clip

The blade is juuuust UK legal

Sublime!

 

[jrawk]

a Taylor-Schrade 44OT Workmate

- GT

That 44OT workmate looks blazing sharp GT.

my carry today....2015 forum knife showing off its micro bevel.. Love this pattern.

 

[Whetstone39]

a Rough Rider small stockman, scrimshaw by r8shell, that I carry every day

I love the backstory behind this knife GT, and the formula looks really good on it as well :thumbup:


City knife and beer scout for me today.

 

[Gevonovich]

Gary
I always appreciate your kindness and comments. Thank you sir!! I too love the R8shell knife:thumbup::thumbup: So much meaning in it

City knife and beer scout for me today.

What a fine pair, Tom!

 

[swaybacksteve]

First Boker Tree Brand Barlow and I really do like it. I need more clip points in my life.

That is some fine vintage sawcut on the covers Dan. Show us that clip blade on the Boker:thumbup: I kept thinking that the fixed blade had a drop point, not a clip...

keeping with the FB and a CSC drop point hunter horn covers ( although blurry)and a terrific view at 8750 ft.

 

[Jack Black]

Cool pic Will :thumbup:

Smashing Lanny's Clip my friend :thumbup:

An absolutely fantastic pair Jack!

Thanks a lot Paul, I am very grateful that you introduced me to the WLST :thumbup:

Thanks, Jack. I enjoy your fine pair of oldies, since my age is also relatively advanced! Why is the Allen called a "Gift Knife"?

Thanks GT, I do enjoy carrying something older than myself! If you do a search online, you will come across page after page of sometimes rather heated debate about this pattern, and arguments about whether or not it was a British military issue pattern, a private purchase pattern, or included as a 'gift knife' in tins sent to British and Commonwealth troops during WW1. Interesting I have one with the 'Keen Kutter' mark

Those are a pocketful of fun WLSTs, Jack!

Thanks again pal :thumbup:

Two fantastic examples of the pattern, Jack! Thanks for the compliment on my oldie

Thanks Gev :thumbup:

What a fine pair, Tom!

Definitely! :thumbup:

 

[BladeCommander]

Remington Muskrat today in red jigged bone.

 

[Jsega51]

Love this new Davison! It's close to the same size as a #15 with a touch more handle...

 

[major_works]

Haven't posted in some time... got these two today.

[/url]Sodbuster Jr. and Seahorse Whittler by major_works, on Flickr[/IMG]

 

[Modoc ED]

SOG Stingray.

 

[Primble]

A Catt and Primble ISW today: