What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[KBA]

These are worth seeing a few more times. Wonderful knives. Beauty of a shot as well Gevo. :thumbup::thumbup:

The girls and I went to a few antique shops today to give mom a break. Couldn't find any knives, but I picked up a couple copper coins for a $1.50 each for the girls. Adalynn calls it her money coin. Hope you all have a good one.

 

[JOELSM]

Had a date with some cardboard and my GEC 99.

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[Gevonovich]

Sounds like a wonderful day with the girls, Brett! Thanks for the smile and the compliment. That knife is a real looker and the money coin sets it off

 

[Half/Stop]

Excellent warmth to that stag, Ron! Nice straight lines to, must have been a big buck! The shine of the brass pins really sets off well among the stag colors!

Thanks my friend

Thanks a lot Ron, that's some great-looking stag :thumbup:

Thanks Jack. Hope you have had a good weekend so far!

A wonderful rainy Saturday morning! Headed out with my new Eureka Jack (finally got one!!!).

That is a great photo of that Rendezvous special! :thumbup:

That is a very nice photo of your 77 Barlow. Shows the details of the Micarta covers very well.:thumbup:

Ron
Pulling out the big guns...huh Sweet indeed!

Thanks

Romo

Oh my!!! :thumbup:

Golly Lambsfoot Ron! The ebony on that one is staggering.

For the 3rd day in a row, an oversized Peanut!

Thanks Tim! Peanut indeed, looks to be Extra Crunchy!

 

[KBA]

Thanks Gevo

 

[Hickory n steel]

I'm not a big fan of stainless Steel, but since I just scored at a yardsale for .50 cents and I don't have a Victorinox I made an exception and dropped this I to my pocket today.

It's a colonial sabre brand # 842 mfk ( multi function knife )

 

[rockgolfer]

Some great knives everyone.

 

[pistonsandgears]

Some great knives everyone.

Like the knife and the hat :thumbup::thumbup:

The Davison was with me today

 

[Dschal]

Finally a Saturday that wasn't too hot and muggy, so I took a long ride on the iron horse.

 

[flatblackcapo]

A package from Bob was waiting for me after work yesterday. Bob, your generosity is well appreciated, thank you!
I could not resist totin' the British Army Knife today.

 

[pertinux]

Nice! I might have to add the jigged bone model to go with my stag one. Looks like you have a guard dog to protect it. My dogs would hide it and I would never see it again.

Lots of folks here on the porch have shown a desire to acquire a #33 Conductor and since I've gotten mine, I can see why. Another beauty ~ P.

Thanks, guys (and to the others who responded as well-- dang, this thread flies by)!

The #33 has such a refined look, whether in the Conductor or Whittler configuration....

~ P.

 

[RobbW]

Thanks, guys (and to the others who responded as well-- dang, this thread flies by)!

The #33 has such a refined look, whether in the Conductor or Whittler configuration....

~ P.

Yup. Love mine too. Gotta say your Dog-Paw is striking. :thumbup:

 

[b yond]

It may not be rare, old, or fancy, but it makes me happy. Picked this one up today.

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[Jack Black]

Nice :thumbup:

Jack
Super pair today! Stagilicious:thumbup:

Thanks pal :thumbup:

Cool pic of a gorgeous knife :thumbup:

Great looking stag with that rattail bolster, I always admire how you seem to pair up your carries so well Jack.

Thank you very much Tim, you're very kind :thumbup:

Thanks Jack. Hope you have had a good weekend so far!

Thank you Ron, you tpo my friend, just having a quiet one here :thumbup:

Stunning! The jigging is amazing :thumbup:

A package from Bob was waiting for me after work yesterday. Bob, your generosity is well appreciated, thank you!.

Nice work Bob :thumbup: Those two go well together :thumbup:

I'm carrying this IXL Serpentine Jack today.



Along with my Davison



Have a great Sunday everyone :thumbup:

 

[screened porch]

Camillus 69, Camillus 16, Olsen OK 107. A belt-and-suspenders day.

 

[MT Damascus]

Kris
The bowie and sheath are sweet. Love the swedge and the ebony!

Thanks Gev!

Kris, that Bowie is special. Love the mortised handles.

Thank you Jerry, I think you will like this one too,

Getting the brisket ready for a long day of cooking, these two are with me today.

ABS Master Smith, Harvey Dean Dakota Hunter in hand forged 1084 and amber stag, Paul Long sheath; along with a wharncliffe trapper by Mike Zscherny, Doug Ponzio "Turkish Lace" damascus, Claude Scott sheath

 

[pertinux]

Yup. Love mine too. Gotta say your Dog-Paw is striking. :thumbup:

Thx, and-- what a beauty, yours!

Whenever I think of this pattern, I return to Sonneman's #33 and how thoroughly his use and affection belie notions of the refined #33's being delicate:

Up until last week, I resisted adding a Conductor, what with my #33 Whittler being so very fine (it is!) and with a White Owl that ticks many of the same boxes (single spring, similar length, bail). One has to draw lines somewhere. So I've read.

Adding an actual dog to my life has changed my perspective in so many ways(!).

I'm thrilled to now have this little knife and its instant evocation of my little companion and the goodness she brings to my days.

~ P.

 

[Chris Montgomery]

Nice carries the last two days Kris.
Some might be interested that Harvey Dean was recently inducted into the American Bladesmith Society Hall of Fame. These inductions only happen every four years.

Hope everyone is having a great weekend.

Chris

 

[HST]

That green is astounding, could just look at it for hours:thumbup::thumbup:

Regards, Will

Thanks pal. I have been staring at it myself, all weekend. Hope you're having a great weekend.

Regards

 

[Wurrwulf]

Kris, that WT is gorgeous! I love that Damascus pattern. Beautiful picture!

Today, I'm sure, will include a beer or two. So, I better be prepared for them. Woke up early today to dye this Amber bone Mini Trapper Cap Lifter from Case. I'm pretty happy with the results.

Happy Sunday, everyone!