What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[dispatch184]

Very sorry for your families loss Glenn, that knife is a very special piece. You honor him.

 

[B.F.U]

HST...both of those look very well taken care of, have a great TRIP! But what will you carry on the trip?

thales2015, Cory Hess Love all the LC's, one of my fav designs and shared among dif. excellent makers!

GT, very good closeup of the SBJ, always love me some sbj.

couldn't get photobucket working yest , but this was in my pockets and will continue today. The Pioneer knows exactly what to do after a hike!

I know I'm way behind, but awesome pictures. Really cool to see the newt, and I love those tortoise acrylic bullnoses.

Doing some sharpening while I wait to help with a birthday party. I used to think the Single Shot was big...

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[Peregrin]

Sorry to hear of your father in law's passing, Glenn. My wife lost her dad some years ago and it's hard on the whole family.

Thanks for all the great posts, guys and gals. I'm having trouble finding time to post here everyday, after reading every post in this sub-forum, but this is one of my favorite threads and I do appreciate seeing all of your posts here.

I'm carrying my small Rounder today, like I do many days. Not a new pic.

 

[pistonsandgears]

 

[pmew]

Just lovely.

 

[JOELSM]

99 today

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[Will Power]

Very nice everyone!

Terrific pair of pairs rockgolfer.

Great knife W.M.B. . You inspired me to carry this J. Askham & Son, Sheffield, for Stag Saturday today.

Have a good one!

Ken K.

I would say killer, but it could get misconstrued

There are always a host of interesting knives to look at on the Forum, never any shortage of inspiration, but sometimes and very rarely, a knife casts a shadow of magnificence over everything else. This is undoubtedly one of them Look at the Stag from another time, the fantastic proportions, small Rat-Tail bolster, having a lockback function and then there's the blade. A real 'Spear' with sabre grind giving it the Stabber Jack look..... Really beautiful item, congratulations :thumbup:

Glenn Sad to hear of your misfortune but very heartening to hear that you could carry a tool to remember your father-in-law by. We would all be honoured to think that our friends and dearest could remember us in such an apt and personal way.:thumbup:

Thanks, Will

 

[pistonsandgears]

Just lovely.

Thanks, its one of my favorites

 

[Dschal]

#15 again. Such a beautiful day I had to take a real picture.

 

[Grump01]

"That single blade trapper is tempting, but I have already lost my internal war and pulled the trigger on a single blade Sowbelly in black g10."

The above got me looking and pulled the trigger on both a G10 SB Sowbelly and a SB Wharncliffe Mini Trapper at prices I couldn't resist.........

As usual more than enough to list in my pockets.

Glenn , You are in my thoughts.

 

[mike Berkovitch]

Taylor's eye witness

Mike

 

[Itsasportsbar]

Terrific pictures all!

Thank you Gev, Gary, W.M.B., Jack and Will for your kind comments on my Askham knife.

I'm very sorry for your loss Glenn.

Great knives Peregrin and pistosandgears.

Today it's a Case Seahorse Whittler and a Vic Electrician.

Have a nice evening everyone!

Ken K.

 

[Travman]

I gave this one a less polished look. Took the shine off of the bolster and used 800 grit on the blade.

 

[slide13]

#15 again. Such a beautiful day I had to take a real picture.

Now that is a real camera! I miss shooting 4x5!

 

[paulhilborn]

I like the CASE Seahorse XX Whittler Ken:thumbup:

I'm carrying this Dark Cranberry bone #38, love this frame and all it's variations. My Ivory fish barlow in watch pocket as well. Just took a quick picture while assembling furniture to put out on the display floor.

 

[Dschal]

Now that is a real camera! I miss shooting 4x5!

Thanks! I "rushed" a bit because I was afraid the wind would come up. I'll post the picture after I develop it tomorrow.

 

[Gevonovich]

Under a Sheltering Sky

Blackberry Heaven

 

[lambertiana]

Moki time

 

[harronek]

Ken

 

[TsarBomba]

Absolutely amazing knives, everyone, so very much fantastic old and new stag to ogle this weekend. :thumbup:

I am carrying this WH Morley in honor of my father-in-law, who passed away today down in Florida with his daughters by his side. This knife was in his tool chest, and is well used. He didn't really carry a knife on a regular basis, so I am treasuring it. I am glad that he is at peace and not suffering anymore.

My deepest sympathies to you and your family for your loss, Glenn. It is nice that you have a touchstone such as that wonderful Morley, at least.

The above got me looking and pulled the trigger on both a G10 SB Sowbelly and a SB Wharncliffe Mini Trapper at prices I couldn't resist.........

I really don't think I can hold out much longer on that barnboard bone sowbelly, and this is after I spent waaaay too much on knives this week (another 'yote is inbound, my fourth, this one in OD micarta -- I think it's a sickness ).

For your consideration, while enjoying a Synthetic Sunday sunset:



Have a great week, everyone!