What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[dasmi]

I have to get something in Case's key lime bone. That is a beautiful color.

 

[on_the_edge]

This has been residing in my pocket the last few days:

 

[black mamba]

I just love that jigging, Chris!

 

[richstag]

I agree thats a real eye catcher.

 

[ndeezl]

I agree thats a real eye catcher.

Absolutely, and you can say that about darn near every knife Todd puts out...the man knows how to make a slipjoint! I'm carrying my Canal Street "Pinch" today.

Nathan

 

[richstag]

I see what you mean Nathan! That CS is nice too.

 

[tomsch]

Could not decide which one today so I have two. On top is a KR Johnson sodbuster and my Case/Bose Norfolk.

 

[Wali]

Carrying the GEC Ben Hogan -really great knife!

 

[Modoc ED]

Been carrying this one for over a month now.

 

[Slider817]

Chambriard Compact in Curly Burch

 

[on_the_edge]

I just love that jigging, Chris!

I agree thats a real eye catcher.

Absolutely, and you can say that about darn near every knife Todd puts out...the man knows how to make a slipjoint! ...

Thanks for the compliments, folks! Nathan is on the mark--Todd makes some tremendous knives and mine is a GREAT user that comes with and holds a terrific edge. As well, it disappears in my pocket and feels great in hand during use. I wholeheartedly recommend folks give Todd a try as I don't think they will be sorry. I'll likely be carrying mine through the weekend.

 

[Blues]

Ken Erickson: Stockman (3.75" Closed * Polished Deep Burgundy G-10 * CPM-154 * 2 5/8 oz.)

 

[Mack]

Elliott, is that pic really capturing the color of those scales? That is a beaut!!!

 

[Blues]

Elliott, is that pic really capturing the color of those scales? That is a beaut!!!

Thanks, Mack. Neither Ken nor I have figured out how to get the color to show properly. You need to stand in good light to really get the "feel". So it goes...

 

[Mack]

That is exactly what I figured. The pics give us a hint. Just enough of a hint to tell us that there is much more to see.

 

[Blues]

That is exactly what I figured. The pics give us a hint. Just enough of a hint to tell us that there is much more to see.

Mack, I don't have PhotoShop but this would give you a slightly closer "idea" of the color. (Think of the purple in an eggplant or a nice dark burgundy wine.)
If you use FireFox, you can right click the image and click "view image" to see it full size.

 

[supratentorial]

Today, I was totin' a Case Swayback Jack, a Case/Bose Norfolk and a Queen Classic whittler. I'm not sure how all three ended up in my pockets but they did.

My Trapperlock helped divvy up the breakfast bannock.

I've heard of a trapperlock but never a bannock. Looks good! (both of them! )

 

[sappyg]

Blues, that is a special Stockman.

I've been connecting with this SBJ for the past few weeks.

I need to take some current pics. The patina has changed over time.

 

[Blues]

Blues, that is a special Stockman.

Thanks, Keith. It's about as indestructible as a slipjoint is gonna get. G-10 and an integral frame. I think I'll be carrying it quite a bit over the coming months.

 

[John G]

Today, I was totin' a Case Swayback Jack, a Case/Bose Norfolk and a Queen Classic whittler. I'm not sure how all three ended up in my pockets but they did.



I've heard of a trapperlock but never a bannock. Looks good! (both of them! )

Thanks, supratentorial! Bannock is a sort of simple bread. It's great for outdoor cooking. I added cranberries and black raspberries to this one, and it tasted like muffins.