What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[ccheezy]

Bull nose working assistance in the popcorn ceilings.

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[Dschal]

With me for the weekend.

 

[rockgolfer]

Swapping one 38 for another. Very diverse set of blades with this setup. The farmer jack is a real shocker, that large hawk bill actual feels good whike using the secondary blade.

 

[T. Erdelyi]

she's a super fine feline
waiting out the rain
its the thunder and lightning
she can't explain

Great lookin' kitty, just noticed it was a rescued feral cat or she got her ear tip ran over by a rockin' chair.

Primble, love the Ebony and Ivory, always makes for a great photo op.

Great show for wooden Wednesday, seemed like everyone had some Knice wood yesterday .

Gary, your stag looks beautiful knarly's knice, great pics sir.

Went to go visit my buddy today, he had a hernia operation yesterday and he's never been under before so this was a major surgery, his first so I told him and promised his fiance I'd check on him and see if he needed anything. I brought him a sandwich.

I did have this pair with me today, I've been rotatin' through the forum knives the last couple of weeks tryin' to decide which one I like the best and of course the one I like the most today was the 2015 CSC Serpentine Jack and I love the Loveless/Lone Wolf city knife, the Wharncliffe blade is functionalart.

 

[deskil]

Your pearl knife has a ghostly, quirky smile.

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Haha K or G it's still a good grip and thanks folks, I'm very very happy with this one, so far while the overall blade grinds could have been better, some dips and skips along the planes, it is still a solid folder and quite sharp.
G2

 

[Gevonovich]

Fantastic!!!

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That is one fine wife you have

Just a .380 but it fits in a suit pocket, I feel very James Bond-ish today

I suspect Moneypenny took notice

Great lookin' kitty, just noticed it was a rescued feral cat or she got her ear tip ran over by a rockin' chair.

She was a catch and release little ball of fur I found under my truck on a winter night. It was love at first sight. I can say the same thing about that city knife

Your pearl knife has a ghostly, quirky smile.

Thanks and it put one on my face too, des

Just got done with work and there was an old Catt in the mailbox. It weighs a ton At 4 & 1/4 "

 

[deltaboy]

Sak
Taylor made 8OT in Iron wood.
IMPERIAL lock back
OT 340.

 

[flatblackcapo]

This Black Box Stockman has found it's way into my pocket again.

 

[Gevonovich]

 

[sshakari]

Classy combo!

 

[TsarBomba]

Loving this Case Carhartt Series. Carried this trapper today. As ground blades give these a good look. Also have a couple of the stockmans with the punch. What's next on the Case Carhartt binge? Single blade Sowbelly maybe?

The Wharncliffe single-blade mini-trapper is quite a neat little knife, even with composite handles. I absolutely love the bone-handled Carhartts, I think I'm going to lose my internal war over getting one of those sowbellies very soon.

I concur on all things coyote, love the pattern. You have a mighty fine pair as well :thumbup:
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For me, the 38 was in my right front and the little 'yote was in my watch pocket. The whittler covers all my needs but I can't put the coyote down

I was positive my big Case #75 was going to be my "knife of 2016" but the #18 might have other plans.

These comments are both highly relevant to my chosen cutters for tomorrow, 2 of my newest arrivals.





For the pivotal Game 5 against the kitty cats, Friday's carry could only be in Isles blue and orange:



As for tomorrow's Stag Saturday -- my latest #18 arrived and immediately joined the Queen cigar and Case Carhartt stockman:



The cat wanted in on the action but quickly grew bored... I'm just glad she's feeling better after a scary day earlier this week.



Have a great weekend, everyone! Will endeavor to finish the GAW and make progress catching up on responses tomorrow.

 

[Gevonovich]

Classy combo!

I appreciated that sshakari Now if Primble can find it in his catalog (#22919) It is a little worse from use over the years but after some work it should be a fine piece. Cattaraugus English Jack:thumbup:

 

[biomed]

 

[Robert.B]

This out and about, but I realized I lost an old 1910 - 1912 single spring warncliff I've had some years. Kinda bummed cause not much has gone right lately (maybe it'll turn up).

 

[Jack Black]

Smashing Gev! :thumbup:

Great pic :thumbup:

I realized I lost an old 1910 - 1912 single spring warncliff I've had some years.

Sorry to hear that, hope it turns up :thumbup:

 

[A.L.]

Rockin the merc today

 

[paulhilborn]

The Eureka today enjoy your Saturday everyone:thumbup:

 

[Primble]

In view of the "upcoming maintenance" to the site, and the time difference, I think I'm going to post the knives I'll be carrying tomorrow before I go to bed! Have a great weekend everyone :thumbup:

Very nice Mr. Jack ! :thumbup:

Primble, love the Ebony and Ivory, always makes for a great photo op.

I did have this pair with me today, I've been rotatin' through the forum knives the last couple of weeks tryin' to decide which one I like the best and of course the one I like the most today was the 2015 CSC Serpentine Jack and I love the Loveless/Lone Wolf city knife, the Wharncliffe blade is functionalart.

Thank you and your forum knife is a real looker. Beautiful wood !!! :thumbup:

The REGULATOR:

I appreciated that sshakari Now if Primble can find it in his catalog (#22919) It is a little worse from use over the years but after some work it should be a fine piece. Cattaraugus English Jack:thumbup:

That big ole knife sure is purty my friend ! :thumbup:

Looks like they made one with standard bolsters and one version a little fancier. Seems like Catt liked to use the word stag instead of bone in the year 1922. :

Maybe the flower etch and fancy bolsters meant they were toning down the "man size" jargon a bit.

You could always replace the radish with a flower in upcoming photos of it.

The Eureka today enjoy your Saturday everyone:thumbup:

Nice finds Paul ! :thumbup:

 

[Gevonovich]

Smashing Gev! :thumbup:

Thank you Jack! I hope you woke up feeling strong this morning, my friend. The bathroom plumbing finish work had be bending like a contortionist

Rockin the merc today

A fine choice indeed, A.L.!! Svelt

Thank you and your forum knife is a real looker. Beautiful wood !!! :thumbup:

The REGULATOR:

That big ole knife sure is purty my friend ! :thumbup:

Looks like they made one with standard bolsters and one version a little fancier. Seems like Catt liked to use the word stag instead of bone in the year 1922. :

Maybe the flower etch and fancy bolsters meant they were toning down the "man size" jargon a bit.

You could always replace the radish with a flower in upcoming photos of it.

You are indeed a gentleman and a scholar, my friend. Wow...wow..wow!!! It is so stimulating to see the catalog shots and the etch on the fancy one The Regulator... That name led me off down some cool rabbit holes....The Lincoln County Regulators..huh
Thank you a ton for the work you did on this and the big smile you gave me!! This is what the porch is all about. I am grateful.