What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Jack Black]

I'm amazed at the way you love it all the time
The way you ..put it in the line
Pulled it out of time
And I understand
Maybe I'm amazed
At the way it's with you all the time
...

:thumbup:

Thanks my friend :thumbup: I met that feller's brother a couple of times

Always good to see that rustic Beauty, Jack. :thumbup:


Today, on the trail.

Thanks Dean, what a peach! :thumbup:

Impressive :thumbup:

 

[Gevonovich]

A New York State of Mind

NYKCo (pearl) & Camillus Cutlery Co. (pick bone)

 

[GuestWho101]

 

[xtonesterx]

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[Dschal]

More hours in the kitchen, processing stuff from the garden. I can't wait till the first frost! Getting some good patina on my Hayn Helper.

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Woah! That's a gem Ernie!

This one has been riding along since I got it at the Case store in Bradford. Nice little knife!

Love the teardrop Gary. It's a fantastic knife profile Tony thought up to use on that one from the Quill knife. Can't go to Case without picking something up

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Good looking Schrade Dave, the clip blade is profile really nicely~

~ P.

What a bundle of blue P, love all of your carry from today~

Today's emptied pockets.

 

[KBA]

A New York State of Mind

NYKCo (pearl) & Camillus Cutlery Co. (pick bone)

Lovely pair Gevo. :thumbup: Please post these more often

 

[Gevonovich]

Lovely pair Gevo. :thumbup: Please post these more often

Thank you, my friend! I just got them and am slowly cleaning them up. I want to leave all the character and retard all the rust. I was just researching the Camillus and it looks to be from around 1916. I will know more as time goes on and I get them preserved. Both have wonderful action and are a joy to handle and admire. The pile side of the Camillus is mind blowing

The stag you posted in Just a Picture is superb! Great picture too:thumbup:

 

[swaybacksteve]

Then the Mail came and this also was in my pocket


Harry

~ P.

Harry good show of Purple!!!
Sarah...glad you were able to find that fbf Patch in the shadetree blue micarta...NICE!

on the hike loaded up with a cadet and JFlemming Weebil in the sheath and the other pocket with an Ulster BSK
mushrooms abound...

 

[paulhilborn]

Today, on the trail.

Wow Dean, I saw where Jack commented on this beauty, I had to as well. Gorgeous old girl right there. If not a bother please post pictures of it open. Wow, just look at those COVERS!!!

 

[deltaboy]

Schrade Walden 340 and 8OT stock man .

 

[lambertiana]

Going with a winter palette today to appease the snow demons... hoping for a long and pleasant Indian summer

Moki Serapis

-Brett

Nice looking Moki. I've wanted a serapis like that for a long time.

 

[Jack Black]

Jack (No worries brother. I had to tease you a bit )

Definitely Brett! :thumbup:

Smashing Gev :thumbup:

Beautiful Tim :thumbup:

I hope everyone has had a good week Putting these two in my pockets today :thumbup:

 

[pmew]

Great choices Jack :thumbup:




I'm office bound at present - I hate being behind a desk

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Paul :thumbup: Sorry to hear that mate, hope you've got the weekend off at least :thumbup:

 

[eschwebach]

I have been carrying my cocobolo beer scout most of the week.

 

[BigBiscuit]

Erik, good to see you around. Haven't seen many posts from you lately. Nice grain on your BS. :thumbup:

 

[Superdave1]

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[WhittlinAway]

Lambsfoot aside (another beautiful one for sure), any bareheaded Buffalo horn is fantastic. I love the character to that one!

Cool pic of your Lambsfoot Greg, it's starting to get some nice character :thumbup:

Thank you, gentlemen. I've been enjoying getting to know its character and watching it evolve.

I love, love, love this old Camillus C4. Much harder to come by than the Camillus-manufactured Remington R-4. The C4 has gotten a ton of pocket time since mid-summer. The craftsmanship on the 5-blade Camillus scouts from this era is truly remarkable. No blade wobble on any blade. Perfect walk and talk. Almost zero liner gap. And even though I'm not a gun guy, I love the brass 30-06 cartridge head inlay. The tool selection on this knife is outstanding. Wood saw, fat belly spearpoint main blade, secondary large coping blade, philips screwdriver, cap lifter/flathead screwdriver and bail. The knife originally had an infamous "scalloped" coping blade (read worst serrated blade ever), but a diamond hone fixed that quickly. The extra tool layer makes the C4 supremely comfortable in the hand; even for extended use.

That's just a shadow on the coping blade. The edge is straight as an arrow.

That's a great looking knife, Buzzbait. I'm glad you took the time to sing its praises. It's got a lot going for it! :thumbup:

Today, on the trail.

What a lovely Schrade!

I'm happy to see this lineup return my friend. It's my favorite pairing of yours. :thumbup:

Lambsfoot again for me today. I don't have a fresh picture, so I'll revisit a favorite:

 

[joeradza]

The last couple of pages is giving me flashbacks. Gevo quoting the Beatles and Swaybacksteve posting "magic" mushrooms!
Oh well, back to the real world.




Alan