What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Travman]

 

[Whetstone39]

Howlingly nice Coyote Jack :thumbup:


Standard carry for me today.

 

[Gevonovich]

 

[TsarBomba]

Someone stole the "1" off your watch, Gev.

 

[sshakari]

Takeda carbon friction folder a mix of traditional and new

 

[johnnyfive]

Marbles, western, wedge

 

[Gevonovich]

Someone stole the "1" off your watch, Gev.

It was my sun

Takeda carbon friction folder a mix of traditional and new

Wow:thumbup::thumbup:

 

[Ernie1980]

My "new" Joseph Rodgers congress:thumbup:

 

[Chief]

 

[mike Berkovitch]

Nice watch pocket knife Travman

Great combo Tom

Fantastic Eureka Gev that shield is something

SShakari the Takeda friction folder is interesting combination between tradition and modernism

Ernie, that Rodgers is an eye catcher, great old kinfe

Chief the dowel dogleg is as close to perfection as can be.

Thank you all for posting

Mike

 

[JOELSM]

I've "owned" this for a couple months, but my wife just took it out of the "gift drawer" so now it truly is mine. GEC Viper making its debut.

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[Rockon75]

I'm carrying my "Coal Miners". As you can see from my avatar I've spent time underground.

When rma100 had his 47 SFO run, I tried to convince him to call it the "coal miner". It was black, had a hounds tooth shield that reminded me of a continuous miner bit, and was refined in a modest way. Bob-it is a coal miner's "goin to church" knife.
When I saw a new maker's ability to put artwork onto the frame of a friction folder, I thought this could be a tribute to the four generations before me, those I've worked with, and those that have passed. He nailed it.

These are my "Coal Miners".

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[Jack Black]

Errr....I struggled to get back up...

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Howlingly nice Coyote Jack :thumbup:

Thanks Tom, that's a titanic twosome :thumbup:

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Stunning John :thumbup:

I'm carrying my "Coal Miners". As you can see from my avatar I've spent time underground.

When rma100 had his 47 SFO run, I tried to convince him to call it the "coal miner". It was black, had a hounds tooth shield that reminded me of a continuous miner bit, and was refined in a modest way. Bob-it is a coal miner's "goin to church" knife.
When I saw a new maker's ability to put artwork onto the frame of a friction folder, I thought this could be a tribute to the four generations before me, those I've worked with, and those that have passed. He nailed it.

These are my "Coal Miners".

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Two great-looking knives and a very interesting back-story, thanks for sharing it :thumbup:

 

[Gevonovich]

Jack and Mike
Thank you my friends!!

 

[RDaneel]

I made a last-second switch just as I was leaving the house from a smooth bone Utica to the sheepsfoot cousin of your Barlow to accompany my big Camillus trapper:

Good looking IXL Barlow, Tsar!

Lovely pairing :thumbup:

Thanks, Jack!

Nice Dowell, John. The SigSauer is pretty sweet, too!


This morning I got this White Owl in the mail; it's been in my pocket since. Single spring double-ended jacks trip my trigger. An older GEC pattern, but new to me!

 

[ScottK]

Packing a couple of Bucks today.

 

[Buzzbait]

I'll be carrying the Texas Camp Knife all week.

 

[jerren]

Great Eastern Cutlery #38 whittler version with a split backspring 1095 carbon steel

 

[pmew]

My "new" Joseph Rodgers congress:thumbup:

That is gorgeous. I love a good congress I do!

 

[Itsasportsbar]

As always very nice knives everyone!

Thanks for the comments Gary and Dean.

Terrific stag Ken. Very nice Schrade Mike. I'm liking that Rodgers Ernie.

My knives today.

Have a very nice evening all. For crying out loud, it's snowing out as I type this. :grumpy:

Ken K.