What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Dantone05]

Not really sure if this classifies as a traditional but this Koster WSS at a high altitude Gwillim Lake has become one of my most enjoyed small fixed blade carries over the last few weeks.

 

[ThePeacent]

 

[scruffuk]

Love your Navaja ThePeacent.

Where did you get one of those in orange?

 

[StoneBeard]

A few from yesterday in the Yosemite valley.







Today's views are still TBD-

 

[sshakari]

 

[Tilley Knife]

Great pics today folks. Loving the outdoor scenery. I'm stuck inside :grumpy:

 

[Wurrwulf]

Yosemite looks amazing, StoneBeard! The knives aren't too shabby, either.

Got a couple classics on me today.

 

[Itsasportsbar]

As usual great knives everyone!

Thanks for the comments on the Baxter Jack and Dean.

Very nice Lambsfoot Jack and a great picture Charlie Mike. I might have to light up a Macando myself tonight.

Today I went with a couple of GEC 25's.

Have a good one!

Ken K.

 

[Hickory n steel]

 

[Ernie1980]

I just finished restoring this Morley and Sons Whittler and it is at work with me today!

 

[pearl2291]

Shapleigh Diamond Edge Again:

 

[5K Qs]

Chestnut Beer Scout today.

Appealing Beer Scout, Barrett! :thumbup:

Thank you my friend, you are very generous I really enjoyed looking at the four knives you showed us today, each very interesting in its own way. I don't think I've ever seen one of those Colonial 'SAK's before :thumbup:

Thanks, Jack. I initially thought the Colonial SAK was simply a Forest-Master with red covers and a corkscrew, but there are significant differences between the two models.

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Carried these two today. A Baxter Ltd. Sheffield and a Vic Electrician.

Have a good one!

Ken K.

The old cross Electrician is always captivating, Ken! :thumbup:

Very observant GT. Actually it's a different one. The first was from GEC that the first owner removed the bail. I wanted it pretty badly so I compromised hoping it would be a great carry, and it is. Right after that the Dog Paw turned up and I decided to bite the bullet and grab it. Of course that means no more knives for a while. At some point it becomes time to sit back and enjoy what one has. Easier said than done, but going to buy a motor scooter this week.

Alan

Thanks for the additional info, Alan. So you're doubly blessed DogPaw-wise, I guess!

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I seem to be carrying knives for several days lately. I had this TC while I was away Friday/Saturday and decided to carry it along again today. It's been raining off and on all day today and, of course, it started raining while I was setting up this shot.

Looks cool and refreshing, Dean!

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Thank you, GT!

Another day, another incredible selection of knives. :thumbup: :thumbup:

However do you choose?

Except for in the case of the Rough Rider - Small Stockman. That's a no-brainer..... anything less than EVERYDAY is unacceptable.

I just follow the dictates of my "weekly schedule" spreadsheet so that each knife periodically gets its turn to be carried for a week. And so far, I agree with you on the one-of-a-kind RR stockman - every day.

Closed it measures 3 3/4" I did the modifying on the sheepsfoot blade to allow it to drop into the frame just a bit more, now it's flush with the back of the main blade, making it a more handier carry

G2

Thanks, Gary. I like the idea of lowering the sheepsfoot blade; looks elegant! (I really dislike the sheepsfoot blades that ride so high that the tip is above the top of the liners! :thumbdn

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That 2-blade Scout with the beguiling bone is perfect, Paul! :thumbup:

Joseph Rodgers Whittler

Divine old whittler, Ernie!

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Carrying my IXL Barlow again today, along with an Arthur Wright Lambsfoot in ebony Hope everyone has a good week :thumbup:

Homegrown beauties, Jack! :thumbup:

Was feelin' fancy today, so the little Norfolk made its way into my pocket this morning.

A lot to like about that knife, CB!

Too many great knives to comment on and pictures!!! I am going to go back and run through them again.

Carrying my GEC today

Still on the bare-headed ebony kick.

Gev and Rachel, it appears that it's "Puttin' on the Ritz" Day in Austin! :thumbup:

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Very cool Spanish folder, and it looks like that Opinel could tell some stories! :thumbup:

A few from yesterday in the Yosemite valley.







Today's views are still TBD-

WW x 3!!!

Back from vacation, so I can get back on my normal carry schedule for the first time in two weeks.
A Holub electrician (thanks, Dave)

A Vic Minichamp and Huntsman hanging in my LFP

A Rough Rider half-whittler

- GT

 

[Ernie1980]

Scott that is a beautiful knife! I really like the engraving on the bolster as an added touch

 

[Will Power]

It's already Tuesday here, and will be first day back to work after the holidays :barf: Work is for young people I think that absolves me...

So, I need to carry something consoling, here a lockback Stag and Micarta fixed should help

 

[knarfeng]

Home today taking a vacation day. Have a stainless Opinel #8 in my pocket.

 

[scruffuk]

Today I went with a couple of GEC 25's.

Have a good one!

Ken K.

A fine pair sir. :thumbup:

 

[Gevonovich]

Look at that stag And I sure like that FB too!

Gary

Its rain rain rain in Austin and surrounding states....I like it ( I was pounded on the road yesterday..no pics. But some real adventure. I did save a turtle ) but LA was hit hard! I hope it lets up for them.

Great covy your carrying today!

 

[RDaneel]

Shapleigh Diamond Edge Again:

That is such a beautiful Barlow...especially the sawcut bone!

Looks cool and refreshing, Dean!

- GT

Gary, I wish it were, but it was warm and steamy yesterday and today. :grumpy: But with a good knife, all is good.


Today, again, I carried my Genuine TC Barlow knife.

 

[Aias]

Chestnut Beer Scout today.

Excellent reading there... And a great knife.

 

[shipwright]

Still with the Wiseman LC. I couldn't be happier with this knife for its purpose.