What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

:p stockman242 - In non automatic mode the Lone Wolf is pretty traditional. It opens and closes manually and has a liner lock.... That seems fairly traditional to me anyway.... :p
 
Really nice knives everybody!

I have been carrying my little Rough Rider faux-tortoise Peanut this week. I wish that Case would some some Peanuts or small Jacks with old school celluloid(ish) handles.
 
Redrummd said:
:p stockman242 - In non automatic mode the Lone Wolf is pretty traditional. It opens and closes manually and has a liner lock.... That seems fairly traditional to me anyway.... :p
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Sounds like the description af the knife I'm carrying today:D

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Peter
 
I had my Bulldog Cuttin' horse out yesterday.

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Am thinking of carrying my modified Case Cheetah today...

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These two fellas are riding with me today. Both GEC #73's. The top one is "goldenrod" paper micarta. (there- I finally posted a pic of it!) The ivory casein just showed up over lunch, and it's lovely. The casein is not solid white- it has subtle striations. Very nice. Sorry about the grubby fingerprints!

I can't wait for the black micarta version to show up and round out the set.

Now if someone could only convince Great Eastern to make the double-bladed #73 in Ebony........
 
RR Rifleman folding hunter... and one of my artsy pics, playing with weathered/vintage ideas with my "Indy" hat and adventure gear... (just saw Indy 4 this week)

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All time great thread!
Sunday,K.Hampton #1 Swayback Jack
-Vince
 
This one hasn't seen my pocket for some time now.So today it's a Craftsman large stockman,made by Ulster.

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