What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[ADEE]

Splendid stuff Jack. I want one !!
In the meantime I will use this Arthur Wright sheepsfoot.

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[SadSappySucker]

Thanks GT. That opinel is looking great.
Good luck on the blade reshaping.:thumbup:

I see I'm not the only one who tried all day to make a post ending with an insane amount of duplicate posts.

 

[LX_Emergency]

 

[johnny twoshoes]

An old favorite for now.


This one has ridden the farthest and worked the hardest out of every GEC that I have. Slicing tomatoes for sandwichs on the back of a hay wagon, stringing miles of tomatoes stakes, opening up deer and quartering them away, wrapping paper on Christmas morning... Lots of memories.

 

[Old Hunter]

Yesterday and today, small Texas Jack. OH

 

[Jack Black]

Splendid stuff Jack. I want one !!
In the meantime I will use this Arthur Wright sheepsfoot.

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Thanks ADEE, nice Sheepsfoot, and it's good to see you post :thumbup:

 

[GuestWho101]

 

[Wurrwulf]

What a great picture. The colouring (and the knife ) are stunning.
Mine for today.

Thanks, donn. Do you happen to have a shot of that Joker open? It looks like a beaut.

Thanks, Shawn. Did you peel a lot of oranges on your shift? How do you like the Buck 55? I can't see myself ever carrying the iconic 110, but its "baby brother" 55 has some appeal for me.

- GT

You know what they say: "An orange a day, keeps the doctor away!" Wait- that's not right.

The Buck 55 continues to out kick its coverage, so to speak. It disappears in the pocket but is capable of doing anything and everything. It is Peanut-esque in its utility-to-size ratio. It continually boots prettier/more expensive/"tougher" knives out of my pocket. I bought it to be a forever knife that gets passed down to my children and their's, and I have no doubt that this son of a gun will outlive us all. I recommend one to all. The size is perfect. In fact, it's glued to my pocket now as my wife is expecting any day. I will have this knife on me when our first arrives.

 

[RDaneel]

Thanks for the Barlow compliment, Dean. Good wood for a Wednesday! :thumbup: I consider myself to be a multi-blade fan, but some of your single spear and spey TCs have me almost persuaded to convert!

- GT

Thanks, Gary. I have some multi-blades, notably almost 30 stock knives of different styles and sizes. Look below for my other passion.

Another world-class TC. :thumbup:

Thank you!

Thanks Dean, me too I should have taken a pic really - I came back home with a lot more! I had my Anniversary Charlow with me, nice to see yours my friend :thumbup:

I had a good visit to Arthur Wright & Son yesterday. John Maleham, the gaffer there, very kindly showed me around, and I came back with a number of nice knives, including this Lambsfoot in a special grade of buffalo. Fit and finish are superb :thumbup:

Thanks, Jack. Another nice Lambsfoot! Heavy work carrying all those knives.


Today's carry is my newest addition, a Calf Roper Slim, Northfield 66, which I got from jone on the exchange. The latest in my single spring pen knives.

 

[Tyler.Bachman]

Graduation is today


Tyler

 

[RDaneel]

Graduation is today
Tyler

Congratulations! And that looks like a well used and loved knife to carry on this auspicious day.

 

[Tyler.Bachman]

Congratulations! And that looks like a well used and loved knife to carry on this auspicious day.

I go to a vocational high school and I worked this year as a electrican for credit so I love it's patina


Tyler

 

[black mamba]

I grabbed my favorite F. Buster after work today.

 

[jprime84]

I wanted to post this (in my pocket for 2 days) yesterday but the site was down. First damascus for me!

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[Jack Black]

Thanks, Jack. Another nice Lambsfoot! Heavy work carrying all those knives.

Thanks Dean, I'm glad I didn't put my back out again! :thumbup:

I wanted to post this (in my pocket for 2 days) yesterday but the site was down. First damascus for me!

Nice Jeff, congratulations :thumbup:

We had such a wet winter here that it really curtailed my hiking activities. The weather still isn’t great, but Spring seems to be here at last! Heading out for a walk early tomorrow, and just getting my bits and pieces together. I have these three set aside. Have a great weekend everyone :thumbup:

 

[screened porch]

The Olsen and the Case. The Buck is just a little too small in the hand.
I may have to get the Case 3318 in stainless; it's grown on me a lot.

 

[pmew]

Graduation is today


Tyler

Congratulations Tyler! How are you going to celebrate?


Well we have arrived at the in-laws in the rolling hills of County Down. Claire reunited our son with his maternal grandparents while I walked the dog who had to endure another full day of car travel again. Hay bailing going on in the background.



Paul

 

[paulhilborn]

NICE picture Paul, enjoy your visit:thumbup:

 

[Jack Black]

Ah, the Green in the Green :thumbup:

Hope you all have a lovely time my friend :thumbup:

 

[pmew]

NICE picture Paul, enjoy your visit:thumbup:

Thanks Paul

Ah, the Green in the Green :thumbup:

Hope you all have a lovely time my friend :thumbup:

Cheers Jack, I'm hoping it will go well... Tempers can run high between Claire and her folks sometimes ....