What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[T. Erdelyi]

Old school 1911-1912 Union Knifeworks Moose with early 1900s locking pliers, this knife begs to be used, it just loves to cut and the brown jigged bone looks so rich and even feels warm in your hand.

After putting this together the other day as a usable version of my similarly accessoried Colonial Forest Master that's away in it's box I had to carry my 1988 Case Utility/Scout with a 10X loupe, this was actually a fun knife to play around with. Every time I cut something I looked at it under the loupe, I studied the edge of the spear blade in great detail

 

[r8shell]

I always like seeing that moose of yours, Ted. There's something so cool about carrying and using a 100+ year old knife. :thumbup:

 

[T. Erdelyi]

I like that I can give it a little lovin' when I clean it, what's the point of usin' a 100 year old knife if ya can't clean it? The only thing that I can get shiny is the brass liners and pins, everything else is iron/steel

 

[MT Damascus]

Long day, hanging out with my daughter tonight, these two by Tim Steingass and Johnny Stout are with me

 

[paulhilborn]

A reversal of yesterday's carry:thumbup:

 

[Brumby53]

Long day, hanging out with my daughter tonight, these two by Tim Steingass and Johnny Stout are with me

A very appealing pair MT D - just gorgeous :thumbup:

Harry & Jack thanks for your kind comments Gentlemen

And why tote just one knife when several will do ?

 

[Dantone05]

Great pic Dan :thumbup:


I thought I'd have a change today, and pocket this Okapi :thumbup:

Thanks JB.
Wow. That's a really interesting knife! Going to have to look this one up as it looks like a lock back ... Almost...

I love everything about this. Thanks for sharing.

If I could share that pizza with you Cory I would have...

Those scales look fantastic on that Viper. :thumbup:

A reversal of yesterday's carry:thumbup:

Whoa! Very nice Paul. A Ying and Yang both ways.

 

[deskil]

 

[Chui]

- wow, wonderful..!

Can you possibly say where the snakewood is from please..?

 

[Travman]

- wow, wonderful..!

Can you possibly say where the snakewood is from please..?

I'm pretty sure that is the recently released brown snakeskin acrylic.

 

[Chui]

I'm pretty sure that is the recently released brown snakeskin acrylic.

- thank you, sir :thumbup: Yes, there are some real nice snakeskin patterns around - some of the micarta ones are pretty amazing too


A foray into the garden today will see this one...

 

[Jonny D]

Need to find a better way to secure the leather to the handle but works out pretty good.

 

[ConBon]

Need to find a better way to secure the leather to the handle but works out pretty good.

That's pretty cool, very simple and useful. Good thinking!
How are those Cafe cigars?

Camillis jack today, I love love love this knife.

Connor

 

[BigBiscuit]

 

[shipwright]

Rigging season, using this one today.

 

[Whetstone39]

Great pic Bob :thumbup:

Harvester along for the ride today, suprised how useful the pruning blade really is.

 

[BigBiscuit]

Thanks Tom. I like the wood on your City Knife.

 

[Travman]

A Coyote and a Cadet

 

[Railsplitter]

Buck 703 from 1986.

 

[Jonny D]

Thanks ConBon! The Cafe Cigars are pretty good for a somewhat quick smoke, also cool Camillus!