What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[mike Berkovitch]

I keep coming back to my Schatt & Morgan Lockback Hump Whittler, such great feel in the pocket.

Mike

 

[dalee100]

Hi,

Elliot the still picture just proves what I said. Big, easy money and fame working in film. (You are really photogenic and obviously quite the LadyKiller, but you should talk to your wardrobe department).

To finish out the week with a Stockman, today I grabbed another that doesn't always get much love from me or most of us here in this forum.

A Bear MGC 247. At 3 7/8" a bit bigger than I normally care for. But the two wide springs and the rounded bolsters ease the feel of the load in my pocket. Not fancy or pretty, but a good user for a workin' man.

Dale

 

[ptradeco]

Beautiful old Schrade ptradeco!

Thank you Peter. It is as tight as the day it was new. I love carrying some of these older knives.

 

[emrhuskers]

my grandpas sabre barlow electricians knife

 

[dannyp]

 

[knarfeng]

I'm carrying this Queen City stockman I got for Father's Day.

The blades were Queen dull when I got it. Being 1095, they sharpened up real nice, though.

 

[Gary W. Graley]

I've been totin' these two Great Eastern Cutlery folders the last few days
top one is their Half Congress, just lovely
and the bottom is the new arrival, their Powder Horn folder, quickly becoming
my favourite one and I'll post a separate thread with more images in a minute

G2

 

[JatMat]

Today was a day for production knives. Usually a Menefee Made, but today Case and lord knows who made the old Stanley peanut.

 

[Peregrin]

I've been totin' these two Great Eastern Cutlery folders the last few days
top one is their Half Congress, just lovely
and the bottom is the new arrival, their Powder Horn folder, quickly becoming
my favourite one and I'll post a separate thread with more images in a minute

G2

I really like the looks of that Half Congress Gary. I've been eyeing them for awhile now.

 

[Blues]

Enrique Pena: "Stockman" (4" closed, 3 3/8 oz)

 

[duckman1]

Love the jigged bone on that stockman.

 

[Stelth]

Today was a day for production knives. Usually a Menefee Made, but today Case and lord knows who made the old Stanley peanut.

What kind of Case is that?

 

[Blues]

Love the jigged bone on that stockman.

Thanks, George. Enrique did a super job on every aspect of this knife. It's an "integral" as well. :thumbup:

 

[supratentorial]

Totin' a Henry Sears & Son 1865 Equal End.

 

[ikelo]

my Northfield barlow that i recently got. i really love this knife.

 

[ndeezl]

Jake that Sears and Son equal end is amazing, one of my favorite old knives I've seen here. Today I'm carrying my Menefee swayback.

Nathan

 

[supratentorial]

Thank you, Nathan. That's a beautiful swayback from Menefee.

 

[2Dead]

Heard this one calling me today.

 

[knarfeng]

Totin' a Henry Sears & Son 1865 Equal End.

That bone is amazing.

 

[Grateful]

I have to agree with the fella's, that Sears and Son is super nice. I can't stop looking at it.
Jim