What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Travman]

I'm working in the backyard today with my Workhorse today. This guy is doing an excellent job of opening bags of mulch.

 

[donn]

Beautiful shot there Donn. :thumbup:

Great pic Donn, I hope you were well wrapped-up mate :thumbup:

Cheers guys. Almost got frostbite taking it. I've actually been carrying my A.Wright Barlow today.

 

[paulhilborn]

WOW this thread just flies by in no time

Erik, Jaydud and Kevin Great forum knives and pictures of them:thumbup:

Barrett, Mmy favorite B.S. to date

Daniel, great Northwoods:thumbup:

Robb, thank you for the Ulster compliment, I was lucky to recieve that one recently as well. Its so well made, which is no surprise but to be in that condition after all these years boggles my mind

Netgut1999, thank you also for the Ulster comliment and great Schatt & Morgan Sheepfoot, I really like that knife:thumbup:

Jack, great Stag duo my friend, of coure I really like the Abbeydale but just as much the old Sheepfoot pictured:thumbup:

Apollo12, wonderful Dunlap

Ron, thanks Ron about the old Ulster and I love your #48, great color on the bone:thumbup:

Clay, cant beat a black sawcut Buck:thumbup:

donn, thats just a great picture

Alan, great Stag on your #25:thumbup:

Ernie, you have a very nice collection of Pen Knives, I like the Sheffield you posted

Gary, very nice patriotic picture and of cousre wonderful knife:thumbup:

Travman, I have two Workhorses and really like the pattern, slim yet stout, love the Bocote covers on yours:thumbup:

 

[Tilley Knife]

Happy Veteran's Day everyone.:loyal: I'm in the woods on the side of a mountain, so I apologize for the absence of a patriotic background.

 

[black mamba]

Fight'n Rooster after work today.

 

[eschwebach]

Drover again, on what is yet another spectacular autumn day!

 

[LastRodeo]

Today a Dunlap Norfolk is riding in my front right pocket.

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Dunlap rocks. I hope to see him tomorrow in Tulsa.

8 posts in 5 years. You don't post often, but when you do, wow!

 

[Apollo12]

:wink: Long time lurking. I'll work on that posting thing.
Jim is a great guy and fantastic maker. Tell him Greg said hello and work on that Barlow.

 

[RDaneel]

Many great knives posted. Every day is a new set of beauty!

Red claimed my pocket once again (while I wait for an ebony one to come)

 

[pertinux]

I carried, carry, will carry all this:

~ P.

A lovely set, P. I always enjoy seeing your blue-handled knives. Is that IXL a lambsfoot?

Thanks! The IXL is a single spear blade barlow:

The deal-sealing back-tang stamp:

Spear blades aren't my favorite (clip blades are), but that hasn't prevented this knife from quickly becoming a favorite-- the latest in an estimable line of preference-busters!

... As for my carry today, the image quoted remains my go-to, all of it, unpocketed at the end of each day (into that leather bowl/butler), repocketed before each new day's adventures.

~ P.

 

[MJ71]

MJ71 - Thanks! It's the 2016 bladeforums knife. I think there are still a few available if I'm not mistaken.

Thank you!!


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[Jack Black]

Cheers guys. Almost got frostbite taking it. I've actually been carrying my A.Wright Barlow today.

I'm not surprised, you've got the winds of two counties blowing at you there! That looks like a warmer spot - if not a drier one! :thumbup:

Jack, great Stag duo my friend, of coure I really like the Abbeydale but just as much the old Sheepfoot pictured:thumbup:

Thanks a lot Paul :thumbup:

Stunning :thumbup:

 

[arizonaranchman]

My very first GEC - where it all began in June 2013. The #55 in Autumn Gold jigged bone. I've not carried it in awhile but the past couple weeks it's now reminded me why I like it so much.

 

[Half/Stop]

Thanks Ron, that bone is a lovely colour :thumbup:

Thanks buddy

Jack and Ron, thank you for the kind compliments. Ron, the jet black ebony on yours is marvelous.

As for me today, I'm feeling like a splash of color:

Thank you Greg That's a great 33 :thumbup:

I'm working in the backyard today with my Workhorse today. This guy is doing an excellent job of opening bags of mulch.

That is truly a Workhorse! They are beautiful knives and built like a tank. :thumbup:

TGIF! Home from work now so I have downsized to this SBJ for the remainder of the evening.

 

[Gevonovich]

I'm carrying some stag again today :thumbup:

Thanks, Jack! The bottom knife is gorgeous and its always nice to see Abbeydale!

Strictly speaking, yesterdays.

Great shot, Donn! Looks like the Bwlch is South Wales? What I would give to slope glide there !

I'm remembering our Veterans today. My grandfather who fought in WWI in France, my father who fought in WWII in the South Pacific and all those that have put on the uniform in protection of these United States of America and the world at large. I'm a vet too, but don't really talk about it much. Cheers to us all.

Well done Gary ! We must never forget

 

[5K Qs]

... This choice is an interesting lovely knife and I hope to see more of it this week. :thumbup::thumbup: Thanks again, Gary:thumbup: Have a wonderful evening and week.

Thanks for the kind words about my Zamorano I displayed (much) earlier this week, Gev.

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I'm carrying my 2015 forum knife today.

Fine knife, Dean! I also like the little LOTR replica (reminds me of the Supremes' song "Stop! In the Name of Love").

I am carrying the Drover again today.

Drover again, on what is yet another spectacular autumn day!

Fabulous portraits of your Forum knife, Erik! :thumbup::thumbup:

Early start for me in the morning, but I got these two laid out to grab on my way out of the house

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I'm carrying some stag again today :thumbup:

Congrats on your two different pairs of superb stag siblings, Jack!! :thumbup:

This today.......

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I'm changing it up today and giving the Lambsfoot some love.

Ron and Greg, your Wright Lambsfoot knives are both showstoppers!! Ron, your deep black covers are quintessential ebony to me! :thumbup: Greg, even after seeing many pics of yours in different conditions, I hadn't realized until now what a variety of dark tints swirl through the covers on yours!

Today's carry.

That sun-drenched I*XL looks grand, Dean! :thumbup:

Carried these two to the YMCA and coffee & then lunch . Ulster Boyscout and the Camillus U.S.A. camp knife from Andy ( Gafishing ).

Then found this PalBladeCo and carried it home too.......
Harry

Congrats on the Pal camp knife, Harry! :thumbup: With that new find and your newly-won Camillus and your Ulster scout (which I didn't remember seeing before), you're becoming quite a Scoutmaster!!

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This old Ulster Equal End Jack today, so well built, centered and solid blades, great bone covers and neato bandito bowtie shield.

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That's a monumental Ulster EE Jack, Paul!! :thumbup:

Vivacious pair, Alan; primo stag on your 25!!! :thumbup:

Haven't posted here since Tuesday, I think, but I only have a few of this week's carries that I didn't post early in the week.
Tucked in a whittling thumbguard/pocket slip under my keys are a Taylor-Schrade 44OT Workmate and my scrimshaw stockman (thanks, r8shell):

In the little mesh case that holds my bus discount card is a Rough Rider baby copperhead:

As ever, I have my Case chestnut jigged bone CV SBJr (thanks, Bob):

- GT

 

[joeradza]

Thanks GT, but especially for taking the time to comment on all of fine knives posted by the folks here on the porch.

 

[Half/Stop]

Ron and Greg, your Wright Lambsfoot knives are both showstoppers!! Ron, your deep black covers are quintessential ebony to me! :thumbup: Greg, even after seeing many pics of yours in different conditions, I hadn't realized until now what a variety of dark tints swirl through the covers on yours!

Gary as always thank you for the compliments!

 

[Robert.B]

I miss getting on here! life took a sharp turn and in damage control...haven't bought a knife since like 2013! Trying to get up to Alaska and stop being a slave for business' that don't appreciate so will start my own making knives and amulets. Hope everyone has been doing well this past 2016. *fade to black*

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks, Jack! The bottom knife is gorgeous and its always nice to see Abbeydale!

Thanks my friend, the lower knife is an old TEW Sheepsfoot I have had for a while :thumbup:

Congrats on your two different pairs of superb stag siblings, Jack!! :thumbup:

Thanks GT :thumbup:

Hope everyone is having a nice weekend Carrying my Stan Shaw Sheepsfoot today, along with my Arthur Wright Lambsfoot in oxhorn