What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Topcatpt]

this one again today

 

[dbla]

Brent Cramer's Backpocket today.


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[jrawk]

terrible lighting hope this looks semi decent.

 

[155440]

I thought I'd posted this earlier today. I been running around like a chicken with my head cut off for the last few weeks. I think it's affected my brain.

That Halfrich fixed blade is still incredible.

 

[AusLoX]

 

[Student762]

SAK Fieldmaster all day today.

 

[5K Qs]

Too busy yesterday to post , but carried these for a Granddaughter's wedding.
A 92 and an 18

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Today we are back to some normal type of day . Had to get enough radishes for 5 people . Back to my normal EDC
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Harry

Missed this post yesterday, Harry; looks like you were more than adequately equipped, knife-wise, for the weekend! Wonderful wedding stag, and renowned radish harvesters! :thumbup::thumbup:

Yup! It's the Middleman.

That's a nice selection of Old Timers you're toting.

Thanks, Greg; I wish most of my Old Timers weren't from China, but they're still pretty decent knives. Middleman sounds familiar, and I think I never remember it because Schrade also uses that term for a similarly-sized 2-blade jack, don't they?? Should have known that you'd know the name of the 34OT, since you modded that model into your preferred whittling knife! :thumbup:

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Then my wife gave me a present today. My first Peanut (to celebrate the coming arrival of our first Peanut)... Of course this is now in my pocket!

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Splendid Peanut with a memorable shield! Congrats on both of your Peanuts! :thumbup:

My new EDC, for now.

Exquisite, ISKski! Congrats! :thumbup:

5k Q's-
I love the 2 blade hayin helper for outside-bib overall dirty work. It has a good sized pen that can serve for any needed "belly" blade and I find most outside jobs need the strong sturdy safe sheepfoot, so it's gr8.
Yes, Detroit Red beets. I seem to be able to grow them as easy as weeds here in MD. And I love them fresh, roasted or pickled.

Thanks for the Hay'n Helper review. You had quite a pile of beets there for the first week of June! My mom used to can beets, but they were one of the few foods I didn't really like when I was a kid.

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The 93OT is a hard one to find. I have yet to encounter someone who would part with one. I find myself trying to collect the more esoteric OT patterns in hopes that one day someone will trade me one.
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Today was not quite the relaxing Sunday I'd been hoping for. After getting some chores finished up, I barely got outside long enough to enjoy the sun before it set. This is the trio I've had with me all day:


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TB, I had the great good fortune of winning my 93OT in a GAW from Fausto; so, yes, my "American classic" came to me by way of Sardinia! And I almost received it from Fausto in person: he spent a couple of days in Madrid while I was visiting my daughter who lives in Madrid, but my daughter was showing me Sevilla and Granada while Fausto was in Madrid!
Your Sunday triad illustrates quite a variety of types of variety!!

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Thanks my friend, impressive selection of Old Timers. I received the MAM as a birthday present back in March, it's a fun little knife. The small fork is great for spearing olives and small morsels :thumbup:
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I have these two with me today Have a good week everyone :thumbup:

Thanks for the Old Timer compliment and for the MAM pic, Jack. I like food, wherever I go; maybe I should get one of those hobo-style knives to carry at all times so I'm ready if the opportunity to eat arises! You have a useful pair of knives today! :thumbup: (I spend a little time looking at the buffalo covers of your new lambsfoot whenever you post it, and I've decided that it also reminds me of a knife that I think Will Power has with the "feathering" in the buffalo horn actually looking like feathers in a bird's wing. )

Brent Cramer's Backpocket today.
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Whoa! Lotta blade, lotta stag, lotta lanyard, whole lotta knife there!!! :thumbup::thumbup:

Some of my carries for the new week:
Stockman of the week is a Case chestnut jigged bone sowbelly in CV (thanks, Ron)

SAK of the week is an Explorer

Iberian knife of the week is a stainless JJ Martinez navaja de campaña

Canoe of the week is a Rough Rider cannitler with lockback spear main

- GT

 

[BladeCommander]

Boy's Knife. Gaining some nice patina from cutting up fruit for my snacks. Need to get some pics of it soon. Re-used pic below.

 

[JSCHENK]

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[tmd_87]

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[Jack Black]

Very nice TC :thumbup:

THAT'S a knife! :thumbup:

terrible lighting hope this looks semi decent.

It does to me Great pattern :thumbup:

That Halfrich fixed blade is still incredible.

Yes it is :thumbup:

Lovely knife :thumbup:

Thanks for the Old Timer compliment and for the MAM pic, Jack. I like food, wherever I go; maybe I should get one of those hobo-style knives to carry at all times so I'm ready if the opportunity to eat arises! You have a useful pair of knives today! :thumbup: (I spend a little time looking at the buffalo covers of your new lambsfoot whenever you post it, and I've decided that it also reminds me of a knife that I think Will Power has with the "feathering" in the buffalo horn actually looking like feathers in a bird's wing. )

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Stockman of the week is a Case chestnut jigged bone sowbelly in CV (thanks, Ron)

At only 3", the MAM is actually quite a small knife GT, so the fork isn't really big enough to eat much with - having said that, maybe it could help me lose some weight! Many thanks for the compliments my friend, your Sowbelly is beautiful (very generous Ron) :thumbup:

 

[Kperla]

Got this guy with me today!


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[Buzzbait]

I threw this Mudbug into my pocket yesterday, before doing some heavy yard work. Now I can't figure out why it hasn't been in my pocket every day.

 

[Tyler.Bachman]

Good looking Opinel!

I carried my Bull Nose to the range this morning. (I went at like 6:30am because it's supposed to be 118° today! )

Both good choice love that revolver


Tyler

 

[jprime84]

Liking little knives in the office lately

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[T. Erdelyi]

Both of these today... CSC Serpentine Jack and Lone Wolf/Loveless City Knife

 

[RDaneel]

I think I learned that word while reading Harry Potter books with my daughter years ago, Dean. I'm gradually developing an extensive alphabetical list of words I can use when commenting on knives here; always pays to increase your word power, you know. Sometimes, to amuse myself, I'll "work through the alphabet" while commenting on knives that strike me in the "totin' today" thread. You happened to come up between "O" and "Q", and I hadn't used "posh" in quite some time, as far as I could remember. So that's the story behind my noting that you had a posh Calf Roper Slim!
- GT

Thank you for the explanation about your pattern of knife comments. I admit that I sometimes feel that I'm repeating myself in my comments on knives. I need about 100 synonyms for "fantastic, beautiful, nice" with gradations.

Then my wife gave me a present today. My first Peanut (to celebrate the coming arrival of our first Peanut)... Of course this is now in my pocket!

That is a great photo of that icthus peanut. Congratulations on your coming little one!

Gorgeous bone!

Some of my carries for the new week:
Stockman of the week is a Case chestnut jigged bone sowbelly in CV (thanks, Ron)

- GT

Nice looking knife - bone especially. Is that a comfortable stockman to carry?


My carry since I got it is my Calf Roper Slim.

 

[Nature Boy]

 

[deltaboy]

A made in the USA GREBER GATOR,a 1960's Callimus Stockman, and a officer SAK. It was day one at College.

 

[Dschal]

Cut up some rhubarb tonight.