What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[pmew]

Doing the work it was meant for adds to the beauty of that Orchard Gem.

Thanks Dean, nice 66 too

You did a great job on that Paul, I once tried to remove the bail on a #68 and made a right mess!

Great to see that distinguished Powderhorn again! :thumbup:

I second that!

That knife looks like a fabulous combination of style and substance, beauty and utility! :thumbup:- GT

Thanks GT! It's my knife of the year so far

I have so many knives I keep meaning to carry, but I am still under the spell of these two

I can see why Jack

Sports and pocket knives, all you need is to add a cold beer to that picture and it's everything a man could want





I got this recent 25 in a trade with a fellow forum member - I had something they really wanted and they had a 25, I'm always game for 25s.

It's nicely done, slightly more soft finished and de-horned than previous runs and nice deep angular jigging that make for that textured finish that I love on jigged bone. It has an odd pull, for a 25, in that it's initial pull is quite standard for the pattern (say about a 6/7) but the half stop to open pull is a mighty 9. I'll do some flushing work on it but there is no grittiness to the pull at all so I don't think it will alter much. very strange. I'm going to carry it and use it a wee bit though because I'm not sold on the eo notch at all and am going to try and overcome my distaste - I'm sure I'm in a minority here as most folks seem to favour them and indeed often mod knives for that purpose

have a good day folks

Paul

 

[combatjiujitsu]

 

[Jack Black]

That's a nice one Paul :thumbup:

 

[pmew]

That's a nice one Paul :thumbup:

Thanks Jack, I'm still unsure about the EO notch - I'll see if it can win me over

 

[ConBon]

THREE knives today, and a leatherman. The pockets would be heavier than usual, but when you subtract the money spent on knives, it evens out

Just kidding, I bought the Case only.

Opi, Valley Forge, and Case.

Pics in a little bit when i get some lighting. The Valley Forge gets too little of the spotlight.

Connor

 

[ConBon]

Might that be a lacrosse team i see?
The American game, and the greatest a man or woman can chance to enjoy.
I played goalie for three years in HS and loved every singke bit about the game.

Oh yeah, aren't knives not allowed at arenas ?

Connor

 

[Cannonball970]

I'm switching things up for wooden Wednesday - Northwoods EDB in cocobolo. I call it the Precious.

 

[Lhpanther]

Zulu from Mr. Bret Dowell in the pocket today.

 

[joeradza]

REALLY nice.

Alan

 

[Wurrwulf]

I'm switching things up for wooden Wednesday - Northwoods EDB in cocobolo. I call it the Precious.

That is gorgeous! No wonder you call it Precious.

 

[BladeCommander]

54 big jack

 

[WhittlinAway]

A. Wright & Son Lambsfoot

 

[mitch4ging]

So many fantastic knives!
Today, I'm on the same line as BladeCommander, my 54 Moose.

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[JSCHENK]

Whittling Wednesday

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[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack, I'm still unsure about the EO notch - I'll see if it can win me over

:thumbup:

Zulu from Mr. Bret Dowell in the pocket today.

Spectacular! :thumbup:

A. Wright & Son Lambsfoot

I think that looks fantastic Greg, hope you get on with it :thumbup:

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Great-looking bone gents :thumbup:

 

[deltaboy]

Imperial small stock man and a saber 605 Jack knife.

 

[Whetstone39]

The variety and quality of this thread never ceases to amaze me, but the last couple of days have been OUTSTANDING. Great posts and photos all! A few that specifically caught my eye:

And I have a Remington canoe this week.

My favorite (so far ) of your canoes GT

Looks like it was a sodbuster day for many of us.

Careful Dan! (great looking user there :thumbup

I found mine all rusted up for 10 bucks at a local flea market back in February this year. I Still getting rust out of it

THAT looks like a satisfying reclamation project :thumbup:

Brilliant Wright & Son Jack!

Beautiful!

Gorgeous!

I'm switching things up for wooden Wednesday - Northwoods EDB in cocobolo. I call it the Precious.

Precious indeed!

Zulu from Mr. Bret Dowell in the pocket today.

Absolutely STUNNING!

For me today, carbon fiber and buffalo horn.

 

[RDaneel]

Thanks Dean!

The photos of your TC's inspires.

How many do you have?

Lovely..... Calf Roper Slim.

Thank you. You really do have a talent for photography, GW. Uhhh, 16 currently. They are getting harder to find out in the wild. As for the Calf Roper Slim, it continues to grow on me.

I have so many knives I keep meaning to carry, but I am still under the spell of these two

Justifiably so, Jack. They are both gorgeous in their own way!

Thanks Dean, nice 66 too

Thanks, Paul.


In recognition of Wooden Wednesday, I had my recently acquired Old Barn Chestnut Boy's Knife with me on the hike this morning. Light as a feather in the pocket.



And back to the Calf Roper Slim for the remainder of the day (Cocobolo so it's still in the wood realm).

 

[redsparrow]

- GT

Outstanding pic of the Imperial !!! :thumbup::thumbup: Just fantastic!

....It's a movement, a fad; it's trending! :thumbup:

LOL, Yes, GT trending for sure! We may need to start a new thread called "What City-Knife/Scout/Multi tool are ya totin today"

Tom, sorry I didn't get back with you earlier, my internet connection was down, (modem failure)
but yes the wood on my BRK City knife is desert iron wood, very chatoyant.

 

[sshakari]