What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[supratentorial]

Yes...as far as I know he calls it "Enrique Pena dyed and jigged bone"...

I think I can remember that name! He's an amazing artist. Thank you for the extra photos.

 

[Blues]

I think I can remember that name! He's an amazing artist. Thank you for the extra photos.

You're welcome, Jake.:thumbup:

(I'm just trying to earn my keep around here...)

 

[duckman1]

I'm carrying 3 today.

 

[Triq]

Its been in my pocket since i bought it, I love the little thing.

 

[Blues]

I'm carrying 3 today.

If I didn't know better, George, I'd suspect there was a theme in there somewhere...

Great looking knives. :thumbup:

 

[Dornblaser]

Case Mini Trapper w/ Wharncliffe blade

I have a couple of those knives but I haven't seen that green version with the jigged bone before.

 

[ken erickson]

"totin" a little 50's vintage MOP Queen today that my youngest gifted me.

 

[bakerg2g]

I've got this old Simmons Keen Kutter (Barehead Jack)
and a Case Single blade Sowbelly (TB6139),
Love them both....


Jason

 

[Peregrin]

Put these in my pocket today:

 

[kamagong]

I'm carrying 3 today.

George, that middle knife is a beauty. The scales, blade shape, and overall lines are all spot on. I can't read the tang stamp, who's the maker?

- Christian

 

[gundude73]

 

[JatMat]

George, that middle knife is a beauty. The scales, blade shape, and overall lines are all spot on. I can't read the tang stamp, who's the maker?

- Christian

If I am not mistaken (and most likely am), that center one is by Mike Zscherny. I think he has one almost ready for me.

 

[duckman1]

If I am not mistaken (and most likely am), that center one is by Mike Zscherny. I think he has one almost ready for me.

The middle knife with the moose scales is Kerry Hampton. I should have labeled them.

 

[Campbellclanman]

"totin" a little 50's vintage MOP Queen today that my youngest gifted me.

Ken, thats a very cool little Queen knife there Sir!, what a great thing to have from your youngest, it must be a very special little knife.

 

[wagglebee]

The middle knife with the moose scales is Kerry Hampton. I should have labeled them.

George, how does the moose hold up compared to bone or stag?

 

[supratentorial]

I'm carrying 3 today.

That's a nice trio! I mentioned it in the Hampton thread but I especially love the moose antler handles. This knife is the first I have seen with this handle material.

I have a couple of those knives but I haven't seen that green version with the jigged bone before.

I think Case calls it "Green Apple". The name of the color has a sentimental meaning for me.

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The bright color stands out from most of the knives in my collection but I like the jigging and I'm hoping the yellow highlights mellow a little after use. The other colors from 2007 were Caribbean Blue, Periwinkle, Tested Red, and Orange. The colors from 2005 were Sunset Orange, Sky Blue, Salmon, Key Lime and Ultra Violet. I'm thinking that I'll also pick up the 2007 Tested Red and Orange.

"totin" a little 50's vintage MOP Queen today that my youngest gifted me.

That's a special knife to be carrying this fine Sunday, Ken. :thumbup:

 

[Dornblaser]

I have two of the smooth orange and one orange jigged mini trappers. They are also my brightest knives but I think that they great, particularly when used outdoors.

 

[supratentorial]

I was thinking the same about the orange -- it would be easy to spot if dropped.

 

[JatMat]

The middle knife with the moose scales is Kerry Hampton. I should have labeled them.

I told you I was probably wrong., never the less, It is a BEAUTY!

 

[knarfeng]

Today I carried this old 3 5/8" Winchester stockman, which I recently found on a vendor's back "shelf". The back of the blade is marked '87. Feels like it was made by Camillus.