What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Gevonovich]

Will
A fine looking knife indeed

Jack
Always great to see those two beauties

Gary
Your knifes are always wonderful specimens!!

Harry
The YMCA carry is perfection!!!

Ernie
That Joseph Rodgers is a gem. YOu sure have some fine oldies!!

GT
Thank you kind sir!! Much appreciated

Tom
Great duo today!!

Sunday Serenade Pictures ( scroll down to the end to see last Sundays pictures )

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1381568-Sunday-Morning-Photographic-Serenade

 

[Atiger]

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Old Wostenholm "Oil The Joints" Sheffield Barlow today.

 

[neffarious]

 

[Old Engineer]

Will
A fine looking knife indeed

Jack
Always great to see those two beauties

Gary
Your knifes are always wonderful specimens!!

Harry
The YMCA carry is perfection!!!

Ernie
That Joseph Rodgers is a gem. YOu sure have some fine oldies!!

GT
Thank you kind sir!! Much appreciated

Tom
Great duo today!!

Sunday Serenade Pictures ( scroll down to the end to see last Sundays pictures )

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1381568-Sunday-Morning-Photographic-Serenade

Thanks for the kind words on my carry Gevo !!
Your Saynor is sure a beauty !! Will find one somewhere someday myself !

Harry

 

[Half/Stop]

Some wonderful knives the last couple of days. As usual of late I am in catch up mode. I had this S&M Spearpoint Barlow along today.

 

[Gevonovich]

Thanks for the kind words on my carry Gevo !!
Your Saynor is sure a beauty !! Will find one somewhere someday myself !

Harry

I will keep an eye out for you! Thanks for the compliment!:thumbup::thumbup:

Ron

Fine carry in the Schatt. I guess they call that winterbottom bone?

 

[Old Engineer]

Some wonderful knives the last couple of days. As usual of late I am in catch up mode. I had this S&M Spearpoint Barlow along today.

Nice carry Ron !!!! I have one just like it and I rate it as a pretty good Barlow . Better than my newer Case .

Harry

 

[bozack]

Some wonderful knives the last couple of days. As usual of late I am in catch up mode. I had this S&M Spearpoint Barlow along today.

That was my carry yesterday. I have this one in my pocket today. This is my Schatt and Morgan week.

 

[Half/Stop]

Ron

Fine carry in the Schatt. I guess they call that winterbottom bone?

Thanks Gev Yes sir, Winterbottom.

Nice carry Ron !!!! I have one just like it and I rate it as a pretty good Barlow . Better than my newer Case .

Harry

Thank you Harry Pretty good indeed!:thumbup:

That was my carry yesterday. I have this one in my pocket today. This is my Schatt and Morgan week.

That Stag looks great on that Jack, bozack:thumbup:

 

[TsarBomba]

Having the CV 6318PU gives me endless options. The big Camillus trapper is addictive. This is a comfortable trio.

 

[bozack]

Thanks Ron. It is Elk, and it is great stag.

 

[Jack Black]

Jack
Always great to see those two beauties

Thanks my friend, the same goes for your beautiful old Saynor :thumbup:

That's a great-looking knife :thumbup:

I don't think this old Unity Lambsfoot had ever been used, didn't even have an edge on it, and has a pull of 11 on a scale of 10! That good old steel sharpened up well though. and I can just manage to pinch the blade open. I need to take pics! And maybe get a cortisone shot in my arm! :thumbup:



Also carrying the Abbeydale Jack

 

[5K Qs]

This tiny Böker lockback in Stag merits an outing

Regards, Will

Big stag on your tiny Böker, Will! :thumbup:

…Got these two with me today

Another quality pair, Jack; the clip BF Stag Jack and the sheepsfoot black Davison complement one another. :thumbup:

Yes, it's good steel, and easy to maintain I think Unfortunately, today's Sheffield manufacturers are clueless when it comes to naming patterns! Your Stockman was of genuine interest to me my friend :thumbup:

Sorry I read “diplomacy” into your remark, Jack, instead of taking it at face value! :foot:

The TC had a accidental washer/dryer spa treatment a few months back and still ticking.

Untitled by Josh, on Flickr
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Looks great, Josh! I think I’d be quite disappointed in a knife that couldn’t handle a little dunking and knocking around.

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Beauteous bonny bone on that pair, JSCHENK! :thumbup:

Joseph Rodgers pen today

Prestigious pen, Ernie! :thumbup:

Carried these 2 to the YMCA and then coffee with friends .

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Then back to my dailey carry at home . ( old pictures )

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Harry

Quality quartet, Harry! :thumbup:

Noteworthy Northwoods, Bob!

Thanks GT! I tried to reverse the yin yang this morning . Cool Crimson Cadet sir :thumbup:

A.G. Russell premium scout riding with my city knife today.

Sweet Russell scout, and clever color reversal, Tom! Thanks for the "cool crimson Cadet" compliment.

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GT
Thank you kind sir!! Much appreciated
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Gev, I appreciated seeing that Aitor navaja solsonesa on the Texas plains! Your Saynor is stunning; I can say no more! :thumbup: Actually, I'll add some mathematical content: the curvaceous shape of the Saynor reminds me of Leibniz's integral sign in calculus.

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Old Wostenholm "Oil The Joints" Sheffield Barlow today.

Atiger, that's another striking old Barlow you're carrying! :thumbup:

Some wonderful knives the last couple of days. As usual of late I am in catch up mode. I had this S&M Spearpoint Barlow along today.

Good to see you on The Porch, Ron. Superb & Magnificent S&M! :thumbup:


More knives dictated by my weekly rotation schedule. I don't officially observe Wooden Wednesday, but I happen to be carrying a couple of knives clad in wood this week, and actually had the presence of mind to save them until today to post.
Buck clip/spey toothpick:

Opinel #6:

In the kitchen this week, a MAM Iberica:

- GT

 

[Jack Black]

Another quality pair, Jack; the clip BF Stag Jack and the sheepsfoot black Davison complement one another. :thumbup:


Sorry I read “diplomacy” into your remark, Jack, instead of taking it at face value! :foot:

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Buck clip/spey toothpick:

Thanks my friend, diplomacy is something I'm rarely accused of! :thumbup:

That's an interesting Buck, not sure I've seen one before Is that a confiscated item there too?! :thumbup:

 

[pmew]

Rare for me, carrying a pair today

 

[Jack Black]

Rare for me, carrying a pair today

You'll be walking round with a Bowie Knife next! :thumbup:

 

[jrawk]

Rare for me, carrying a pair today

nice wood grain there.. is that a #66 behind the cadet?

my carry on this Wednesday should come as no surprise...

 

[pmew]

my carry on this Wednesday should come as no surprise...

Love the Canal Street

nice wood grain there.. is that a #66 behind the cadet?

Mwa haha! My cunning photograph hath fooled you!



It's a pioneer and an ebony 25. The pioneer is the navy 2015 model but it looks black against the dark grey slate background.

 

[Whetstone39]

Tom
Great duo today!!

Thanks Gev! To echo others comments the Seynor is gorgeous, and beautifully photographed, thank you for sharing it.

I don't think this old Unity Lambsfoot had ever been used, didn't even have an edge on it, and has a pull of 11 on a scale of 10! That good old steel sharpened up well though. and I can just manage to pinch the blade open. I need to take pics! And maybe get a cortisone shot in my arm! :thumbup:



Also carrying the Abbeydale Jack

Great pairing Jack, those two blades will handle anything. Good luck taming the bear-trap Lambsfoot.

Sweet Russell scout, and clever color reversal, Tom! Thanks for the "cool crimson Cadet" compliment.


More knives dictated by my weekly rotation schedule. I don't officially observe Wooden Wednesday, but I happen to be carrying a couple of knives clad in wood this week, and actually had the presence of mind to save them until today to post.
Buck clip/spey toothpick:

Thanks GT! That is a cool buck :thumbup:. The pic leads me to believe you are up to mischief though .

My Wooden Wednesday pairing:

 

[pmew]

You'll be walking round with a Bowie Knife next! :thumbup:

If I had one like Duncan's stunning TEW then I might - up until I got arrested that is.