What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Old Engineer]

It is Stag Saturday





Harry

 

[Half/Stop]

It is Stag Saturday


Harry

Harry - That is just a wonderful pair of 73's my friend.:thumbup:

 

[RDaneel]

Wow, daily use of the SAK toothpick is impressive, Dean! :thumbup: Nice dark duo today; I recognize Raggy, but does the Case have a name?


Flawless Friday foursome, Dean! :thumbup: The New Day really grabbed my attention today!


More knives I've been carrying all week:
a Case CV chestnut jigged bone sowbelly (thanks, Ron) and a matching Sodbuster Jr (from a BigBiscuit GAW, thanks Bob)

- GT

Thank you for your knife appreciation, Gary!

I'm not sure how impressive using a toothpick is, but I can't stand food between my teeth!

The Case is a Medium Stockman 63032, Chestnut handles and CV blades. Here is a better photo, not so dark, that shows the color better. It is an ideal knife with great blades that are so easy to sharpen; slender, and beautiful Chestnut bone. It is tied with the Uncle Henry 897 as my favorite stockman. (Undoubtedly, your Chestnut Case knives stir something in you also )

New arrival lick creek boys knife ��

Gorgeous 14! :thumbup:

All in red today!!

That is a beautiful Barlow!

When I picked out this old Schrade Cut Co Barlow to pocket this morning, the following thought went through my mind, I wondered just how many times and by how many people this Barlow has been pocketed in its life?

I sometimes wonder the same thing about some of my older Barlows. That is a looker, Ron!


Today's carry is a new acquisition - a Northwoods Norfolk in blue camel bone.

 

[Old Engineer]

Harry - That is just a wonderful pair of 73's my friend.:thumbup:

Thank you very much Ron !!! It appears to me that you are starting to accumulate more Stag too , or have I just not paid attention to it ???

Just saw your Schrade Barlow and I like it a lot ! Gonna have to find one of them too !!


Harry

 

[Nature Boy]

unknown brand, pattern, steel or scales,

I'm certainly no expert, but it looks like one of the Schrade Imperials made in Ireland before they abandoned that location for production.

 

[Half/Stop]

I sometimes wonder the same thing about some of my older Barlows. That is a looker, Ron!

Today's carry is a new acquisition - a Northwoods Norfolk in blue camel bone.

Thank you Dean. I have often admired that pattern, but have yet to try it.:thumbup:

Thank you very much Ron !!! It appears to me that you are starting to accumulate more Stag too , or have I just not paid attention to it ???

Just saw your Schrade Barlow and I like it a lot ! Gonna have to find one of them too !!

Harry

Harry, I have a few Stag knives in my collection. I am reluctant to buy online so much as I will admit to being somewhat Picky! I think that while it is of course one of the most natural materials used, it can also be the one that is most often mismatched.

 

[Old Engineer]

Thank you Dean. I have often admired that pattern, but have yet to try it.:thumbup:



Harry, I have a few Stag knives in my collection. I am reluctant to buy online so much as I will admit to being somewhat Picky! I think that while it is of course one of the most natural materials used, it can also be the one that is most often mismatched.

I agree with you and try to only buy from where I get to see both mark and pile side ! Not always possible though. I also prefer to buy Stag on Bareheaded styles because of the stag lost in transition down to the bolsters. I do not mind a mismatch if it is Deep Valleys on one side and decent Popcorn on the other .

Harry

 

[Wilsonhome]

Today's carry is a new acquisition - a Northwoods Norfolk in blue camel bone.

I love Norfolks and that blue is really nice (good picture too). Congrats!

 

[RDaneel]

I love Norfolks and that blue is really nice (good picture too). Congrats!

Thank you!

 

[TheFactor]

Thank you for your knife appreciation, Gary!

I'm not sure how impressive using a toothpick is, but I can't stand food between my teeth!

The Case is a Medium Stockman 63032, Chestnut handles and CV blades. Here is a better photo, not so dark, that shows the color better. It is an ideal knife with great blades that are so easy to sharpen; slender, and beautiful Chestnut bone. It is tied with the Uncle Henry 897 as my favorite stockman. (Undoubtedly, your Chestnut Case knives stir something in you also )






Gorgeous 14! [emoji106]



That is a beautiful Barlow!



I sometimes wonder the same thing about some of my older Barlows. That is a looker, Ron!


Today's carry is a new acquisition - a Northwoods Norfolk in blue camel bone.

Thanks ! These 14's have quickly become one of my favs 👍

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[pistonsandgears]

 

[TheFactor]

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[jlhoffman74]

Wow, That black cherry TC looks mezmerizing!

 

[ScottG]

Really having trouble deciding, most likely the Lick Creek because it has just gotten its first sharpening

 

[combatjiujitsu]

 

[GuestWho101]

 

[Itsasportsbar]

Great knives everyone!!

I haven't posted in a while as I've been busy.

I carried these two today.

Have a terrific evening everyone!

Ken K.

 

[btb01]

Carrying this #77 today.

 

[RDaneel]

Great photo of a fantastic knife! :thumbup:

 

[Travman]

I have eaten at least this many berries everyday for two weeks. My dogs eat them too.

Blackberry lilies growing in the backyard.