What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Jack Black]

Jack - thanks for the compliment on the Forum knife. They are a joy to own and use. Hope you are still on the mend my friend. That is a great pair of knives to spend any day with.[/IMG]

Thanks a lot Ron, I'm still not right, but hopefully on the mend :thumbup:

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Always a treat to see that one Gary :thumbup:

Lovely knife, fantastic camera :thumbup:

Very nice Mike :thumbup:

Great pics Gev :thumbup:

Beautiful Ken :thumbup:

Carrying these two today, a Saynor Lambsfoot, and Old Baldy, my Washington Jack :thumbup:

 

[bonzodog]

This one,thanks to a fellow member

 

[mike Berkovitch]

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Carrying these two today, a Saynor Lambsfoot, and Old Baldy, my Washington Jack :thumbup:



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Very nice Jack. I love the lamb foot

Today, Schrade cut co

Mike

 

[SadSappySucker]

Beautiful Schrade,Mike! Which model is that? I'm aware of the 2OT(and it is quite the grail for me), but I'm assuming that's a different model? I'm not very educated on Schrade patterns.

 

[5K Qs]

…Took my wife and daughters for a 5 mile hike.

Found a waterfall and the girls had to get in.
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Chris

Cool photos of your Cadet and girls, Chris. Did you have to get in the water, too? When our daughter was young, she loved being in the water, and I was the parent whose job was to be her swimming buddy, even though I'm not by nature a fan of swimming.

…I had not posted since Wooden Wednesday. I tried to catch up on a few thank you responses, but I just have to say that there has been a lot of wonderful knives posted this week. :thumbup: Today I have had this 2014 Stag Jack to keep me company.

…This morning I have been sitting around relaxing a bit. I have been outside admiring the beautiful sunshine and Pam's handy work with the flowers she has added in the one of the front flower beds. A couple of cups of coffee to get the cob webs out and now I have settled back with a couple of my most cherished knives. You know that CFing and CEing can be very relaxing and therapeutic! Thank you Bob and Tim. Hope everyone has a blessed Sunday.

You're posting some admirable knives, Ron! :thumbup: Glad you got a chance to relax on Sunday; seems like you've been busier than usual the past couple of weeks.

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 sympathies to you and your family for your recent loss, Glenn. You have a wonderful memento in your father-in-law's tool box knife.

…Thanks GT, I'm continuing to whistle, albeit through gritted teeth! :thumbup:
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Brilliant pair of knives, Jack! :thumbup: Glad to hear that you're trying to stay positive despite the back problems.

Another recent addition today;



This lambsfoot was gifted me by our resident Yorkshireman. …

Thanks Jack

Paul

Fascinating assessment of your recent gift, Paul! Well-done, Jack! :thumbup:

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

Bewitching knife, Gary! :thumbup: (Hard to believe the rumors I've read about you sending it off to Michigan! )

Yowza! Captivating congress, P&G! :thumbup:

Taylor's eye witness

Mike

Splendid TEW Barlow, Mike!

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

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Ken K.

Absolutely delightful knives, 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.
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Your 38s are very deluxe, Paul; incredibly appealing shape! :thumbup: (The shape reminds me of the Case Seahorse whittler; do you know if they feel similar in hand?)

Under a Sheltering Sky

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Big Catt, Big Sky!! Charming photos, Gev! :thumbup:

Moki time

Magnificent knife! :thumbup:

Ken

Delectable stag, Ken!! :thumbup:

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Carrying these two today, a Saynor Lambsfoot, and Old Baldy, my Washington Jack :thumbup:

Another dandy pair, Jack!

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Today, Schrade cut co

Mike

Quite a striking resemblance between your Schrade, Mike, and Jack's Washington Jack; coincidence, or Grand Design??

Here are some of the knives I'll be totin' this week.
"Big Knife" of the week is a Rough Rider Half Hawk:

"Little Knife" of the week is a Landers, Frary, & Clark pen knife:

SAK of the week is an Olive Alox Farmer:

- GT

 

[Bloefield]

This slim Schrade with a non traditional.

 

[jrawk]

just this lonely coyote today

 

[r8shell]

Nice coyote, jrawk. Mine has company today:

 

[MT Damascus]

Today is my little girl's birthday, carrying the same knives today as the day she was born.

Tim Steingass subhilt Chute in CPM 154 and very nice mammoth ivory from Mark Knapp, along with a dogleg by Rick Menefee in 154cm and some nice thick mammoth ivory that Rick had for 10 years.

 

[Jack Black]

Very nice Jack. I love the lamb foot

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Thanks a lot Mike, that's a beautiful old Schrade :thumbup:

Brilliant pair of knives, Jack! :thumbup: Glad to hear that you're trying to stay positive despite the back problems.

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Fascinating assessment of your recent gift, Paul! Well-done, Jack! :thumbup:

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Another dandy pair, Jack!

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Quite a striking resemblance between your Schrade, Mike, and Jack's Washington Jack; coincidence, or Grand Design??

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Many thanks GT I'm sure that the resemblance between Mike's lovely Schrade and Charlie's Washington Jacks are no coincidence That's a great range of knives there my friend, each very different, but complimenting each other :thumbup:

Today is my little girl's birthday, carrying the same knives today as the day she was born.

Aww Hope she has a great day Kris, I'm sure it doesn't seem like a year for you and the missus :thumbup:

 

[mitch4ging]

So many great looking knives! I'm giving some pocket time to this Barlow.

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[urza]

I've often found knives to be useful tools in picking up animals you may not want to touch directly. I used a piece of pine straw to coax this one onto the blade to move it out of the driveway, lest it be flattened by a tire.
Apologies for the poor focus, my phone refused to focus properly on the knife/scorpion.

 

[The Zieg]

Going cheapo today, but it is traditional!

Zieg

 

[Travman]

 

[mitch4ging]

I've often found knives to be useful tools in picking up animals you may not want to touch directly. I used a piece of pine straw to coax this one onto the blade to move it out of the driveway, lest it be flattened by a tire.
Apologies for the poor focus, my phone refused to focus properly on the knife/scorpion.

Me and my sons will go out of the way to save critters, but if my wife sees it in the house....stuff is going to get thrown! . Nice pic, non the less!

 

[T. Erdelyi]

My condolences Glen for the loss of your father in law, I wear my FiL's watch ocassionally, he couldn't set his digital watch and for 15 years I set it when I put a new battery in and twice a year for daylight's savings time. I got the watch when he passed and it always puts a smile on my face when I remember the good times we had.

 

[swaybacksteve]

SAK of the week is an Olive Alox Farmer:

- GT

GT...love the Olive Farmer, one of my favorite of the special colors this past year.

Today is my little girl's birthday, carrying the same knives today as the day she was born.

Tim Steingass subhilt Chute in CPM 154 and very nice mammoth ivory from Mark Knapp, along with a dogleg by Rick Menefee in 154cm and some nice thick mammoth ivory that Rick had for 10 years.

HapBirthday to LittleDamascus Kris...Steingass is one of the better custom makers of fixed blades, that we are fortunate in having place his newly made knives on the FS thread. He is on the LIST for sure! That chute knife is dazzling in many ways.

Travman is that a radish plant holding up the 25?...too early for broccoli



Well I am headed to Hawaii tomorrow to wish my mother a happy 80th in early May and I generally only pack 3 Tshirts, 2 Aloha shirts, two swimmers, two shorts, 1 dress shirt and 1 dress pants. All carry on and so no knife. Withdrawing will start unless I find something at the swap meet or the PX. I might head out to Waipahu to find a parang....My Mom loves hers. Some good filipino restaurants there too...can't have my mother doing all the cooking.

I am gonna take a bunch of pictures of knives I might of carried while I am gone just so I can keep up on this thread. :thumbup:

Talon and Eureka today

 

[BMCGear]

Carrying this along with some others I'm not allowed to post.

 

[Peter Parker]

 

[Ernie1980]

Today it is my Joseph Rodgers Whittler