What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

TsarBomba said:
Looks great, deskil! I really like the single-blade mini-trapper. The Wharnie version has threatened to kick the Coyote out of my watch pocket on more than one occasion. What kind of bone is that?



I asked about this Barlow in GKD but I figured I'd inquire again here just in case. Who makes it? The arrangement of the pins looks like Queen but the bolster looks shorter; I'm frankly at a loss to make an educated guess.



Wooden Wednesday for me -- the petrified wood Anza is probably going to start seeing more carry time once I finish stitching a sheath for it and a small folder.
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That is a very cool little fixed blade, I like it a lot.
 
Gorgeous morning here. GEC Bullnose in green canvas today.... as well as most of the other days.

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9Nine said:
That is a very cool little fixed blade, I like it a lot.
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Thanks! Anzas are made from annealed files which gives them their unique look and built-in jimping. They are excellent user knives and the prices are more than reasonable. I've had my eye on an elk+micarta drop point Anza recently. If I pull the trigger on it I'll be sure to post it.
 
TsarBomba said:
Looks great, deskil! I really like the single-blade mini-trapper. The Wharnie version has threatened to kick the Coyote out of my watch pocket on more than one occasion. What kind of bone is that?
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Case calls it antique bone, from 2010.
 
The Mainstreet Pocketslip fits like it was designed especially for the Texas Camp knife.

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