What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Travman]

 

[jlhoffman74]

Brand new Violet Pioneer Bone 72, new pattern for me and I love it, straight into the pocket. Also cut and dyed a violet bone bead as well.

 

[RDaneel]

Dean
Your Schrade Cut is a real gem. I was hoping for more photos today..you captured its essence. Schrade did it with flair

Thank you, Gev! I feel fortunate to be its current custodian.

 

[Itsasportsbar]

Very nice all!

Thanks for the comment on the watch opener Gary. I suppose the watch opener tool could be sharpened but i don't know if it is hardened as a blade.

Terrific couple of pairs posted Gev. Nice knife Pt-Luso.

Today I carried a GEC 92 and a Vic Popular with no cross.

Have a good one everyone!

Ken K.

 

[KBA]

Brand new Violet Pioneer Bone 72, new pattern for me and I love it, straight into the pocket. Also cut and dyed a violet bone bead as well.

I like it Jeff. :thumbup: You did a great job on the bead.


Hope you all have a great weekend.

 

[Wurrwulf]

Wow! Where to begin with the outstanding collection shown...

Atiger and Gevonovich, you both have exemplary Barlows. Truly top notch!

Brett, that Maserin is stunning. Regal, yet approachable. What's the length on that beauty?

GT! I love the wood grain on that Toothpick! Is that a 4" model?

Just a great 25, Alan. Makes me want to search out another 25 or two.

That Micarta pairing has me green with envy, Tim.

That Ebony Medium Jack looks almost sinister, Dean.

I'm glad to see such a great patina on that 2014 Forum Knife, r8shell.

Seeing your dogleg Jack made me slip my Coyote into my pocket, Travman!

That purple 72 with matching bead makes me smile, Jeff. Excellent job matching the dye color!

Today, I put my beautiful Remington Canoe, Pirogue, (Thanks, GT!) on light duty. The office workers with the shiny shoes had a big meeting this morning, and like any good Field Heathen, I scavenged and vultured through the left over catered goods. Ol' Pirogue sliced a baguette in half effortlessly, and I split it with a buddy of mine. Then, he posed for a picture when I got home. Have an incredible weekend, everyone!

 

[GuestWho101]

- GT

There she is..... :thumbup:

Can't choose which one I like better, but the bar shield just might tip the scales. :thumbup:

A sophisticated carry for the discriminating knife knut, Dee! :thumbup:




Today, a Case Medium Jack and my EDC Barlow.

Thanks, Dean!

Goodies across the board :thumbup:!! But the Schrade takes the cake..... !!! I wouldn't mine a bit if I saw it all next week.

Brand new Violet Pioneer Bone 72, new pattern for me and I love it, straight into the pocket. Also cut and dyed a violet bone bead as well.

You're the man when it comes to beads (and artistry), Jeff!

Today.

 

[Ryouchijtx]

What's the story on the bottom one? I really like the shape.

Hey there Wilt, it's a fixed blade I won in a Markesharp GAW many moons again. He's a knifemaker on here and I believe this one is his EDC MUK. Perfect small fixed blade in 1095.

 

[Old Engineer]

Brand new Violet Pioneer Bone 72, new pattern for me and I love it, straight into the pocket. Also cut and dyed a violet bone bead as well.

Nice dye job Jeff . I need to find out your process .
Very glad that you like yours too and to see another PURPLE one posted .

Harry

 

[KBA]

Hey Shawn, appreciate that buddy. It's 3 1/2

Thank you Gevo for posting those beauties again.

 

[Old Engineer]

0ld red bone Cattaraugus today...

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Outstanding old Catt Atiger !!!

Harry

 

[Old Engineer]

Just Class Gevo !!!

Harry

 

[mrknife]

was gonna try to match the new knife to black scrubs and watch, but the black set was in the wash,

 

[paulhilborn]

Brand new Violet Pioneer Bone 72, new pattern for me and I love it, straight into the pocket. Also cut and dyed a violet bone bead as well.

That is very nice Jeff:thumbup:

Wow, what a pearl Gev:thumbup: as well as the little Camillus

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

ERIK' S BACK!!! Nice carry Erik and nicer to have you back. I hear you with life getting busy my friend. Hope the new job suits you well:thumbup:

Dean, Thank you for the open blade shots. That is one of the nicer vintage knives posted in some time. Love it.

Everyone there are so many knives being posted I wish I had the time to list you all, but the knives and pictures of them are fantastic...Thanks one and all for posting

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Thanks Jack! Must applaud the fact that you've always the most scenic backgrounds for your knives



Ah ok, I can understand that completely. There are a couple knives that just call me back towards them to carry for multiple days straight.

One for Wharncliffe Wednesday

Love me a good Wharncliffe and that's a beauty.

Thanks Jack, appreciate that buddy. Who is Blaine?

GT much appreciated good sir.

Something new today.

Maserin makes some outstanding knives, they use the best bone, horn and other premium materials, thanks for sharin'.

I had one just like that and sold it a few weeks before the rumblings of Schrade closin' it's doors started, wish I woulda kept it, seller's remorse

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!

On my wanted list, I always loved the teardrop shape. one of these days in the distant future I'll find one for a good price.

Newest member of the family.

End of day scales, my favorites. :thumbup:

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

Moki Serapis

-Brett

That is gorgeous, the inlays and colors are spectacular. It must come to life in the light.

As always, very well done everyone!

Thanks for the comments Jack and Gev.

Great Barlows Atiger and Gev. and very nice Wright lambertiana.

Today I carried a 2014 Forum knife and a 1982 Vic Soldier.

Had to edit post. Buzz, very nice!

Have a good one!

Ken K.

All great knives folks, too many to address individually and as usual the photography is a pleasure to page through. The Barlows have been breathtaking and the 2014 BFC Stag Jack is one of my favorite BFC annuals and finds itself in my pocket quiet often . Today though after takin' this pic the Graeff & Schmidt Jack spent the rest of the day doin' the daily chores.

 

[Gevonovich]

Thank you all so much...GuestWho, Harry, Paul, Brett, Dean, Shawn, Ken K!!! It is so wonderful to be amongst you all!! I spent the rest of the day and half the night laying tile with my sister...I need a nap or a massage...lol. I enjoyed all of your posts as well. Thank you all

 

[Old Engineer]

Thanks Jack, appreciate that buddy. Who is Blaine?

GT much appreciated good sir.

Something new today.

That is an outstanding Maserin Brett!!! What is the Model to look for ?????
What is your opinion of the manufacturer ???


Harry

 

[KBA]

Thanks guys.

Harry mine is the small Country Sodbuster.

The buffalo horn this knife has is well above what I expected. At 3 1/2 OAL it is a sold knife and a tad thicker in the handle. I haven't measured, but it has to be a couple mm wider than my 81 stockman or my two bladed GECs.

The pull is a pinchable 5 and the edge came sharper than my GECs out of the box.

There is a noticeable gap between the horn and liner on the pile side (not sure if that is common w/ this maker) that can be squeezed closed and I do wonder if the brass will create any problems on the light colored horn.

However, Ive developed an interest in knives made outside of the US lately so at $45 I couldn't resist.

 

[Old Engineer]

Thanks for the info Brett !! I have also become interested in decent knives made in other countries and since my favorite knife shop handles Maserin , I have become interested in them specifically. They do look quite nice and the prices are not bad either.


Harry

 

[lambertiana]

Seeing Timberweasel's Serapis put me in the mood for Moki today