What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[combatjiujitsu]

Digging those 2 blades Charlie. Not much you couldn't accomplish

TBT

 

[swaybacksteve]

Salem Straub forge welded integral, and a sheath from the one and only, Paul Long, shark skin inlay

Kris, Excellent pick up on that integral hunter. Love Salem's creations. He made a very nice kitchen/Santoka for me and something for the near future.


these two today...

 

[Nature Boy]

Picked this one up in a trade with RyanDalex, and, as a bonus, received this sweet drawing of the mark side!
The party, of course, is seen on the pile side. Business up front, party in the back...

 

[Jack Black]

That's a great drawing of a beautiful Barlow :thumbup:

 

[deltaboy]

72OT Dogleged Jack.
Master Mechanic M-89
SAK

 

[Peregrin]

In my pocket today and has been for the last week or so.

 

[BenHarris]

Here's a shot of my increasingly vintage EDC...

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[blades&wrenches]

Eye-catching edge on your Böker, B&W! What cover material is that?

Thanks! Caught the light just right I guess. Boker calls is smooth green bone, but mine has more of a blue hue to it.

 

[RDaneel]

Dean, how often do you actually use the Vic toothpick? - GT

Daily; frequently more than once. When I used to fly all the time I put the toothpick in my shirt pocket and the knife in my checked baggage. An indispensable tool for me.


Today's carry.

 

[JB in SC]

My latest, a slimline trapper by Don Hanson III, forged W2 blade. A terrific knife by a great maker.

 

[TheFactor]

Sent from my SM-G935T using Tapatalk

 

[donn]

What a vivid, verdant vista, donn! :thumbup: Who is the maker of that sodbuster?

It's my relatively new Otter-Messer of Solingen, and it's really growing on me.

Thanks Jack, sorry it's not letting me reply to multiple posts. It's 'The Cloud' aka Bosley Cloud a rocky outcrop that straddles the Cheshire/Staffordshire border about 5 miles east of Congleton. Thats Shutlingsloe and Mam Tor in the distance.

 

[deltaboy]

 

[screened porch]

Thanks, 5KQs and Jack.

The handles on the Colonial will be wood, for sure. Probably walnut from the remains of my brother's whittling wood that he got from Gibson Guitar in the70s.
I also have some special wood from the sound bits of the recently replaced rotten floor joists in Capel Cerrig in Remsen. Fir or tamarack, I don't know. Also I have a block of maple that I got from the estate sale of a 90+-yr-old gentleman whose almost last act was to take down the tree, mill it, paint the end-grain and sticker it, refusing all help from anyone.

Speaking of handles, I have a Hibbard Spencer and Bartlett sleeveboard with cel somewhat similar to Jack's Morton.

 

[Tilley Knife]

Northwoods whittler today

 

[Acadian]

In my pocket today and has been for the last week or so.

amazing - wow.

 

[Whetstone39]

It sure is a looker :thumbup:

Thank you kindly Jack .

 

[Old Engineer]

These again today and almost every day




Harry

 

[Peregrin]

My latest, a slimline trapper by Don Hanson III, forged W2 blade. A terrific knife by a great maker.

That's a great looking knife, Jerry. I've heard great reports on Don's W2.
That just has to be a pleasure to carry and use

amazing - wow.

Thanks, Luc. I still have that wow reaction everytime I take it out of my pocket.

 

[Punisher252]

My latest, a slimline trapper by Don Hanson III, forged W2 blade. A terrific knife by a great maker.

Great looking knife! What is the blade length?