What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[MJ71]

Jack, Dean, Sarah, Erik, Alan and Ken nice pictures of fine knives:thumbup:

A SCRADE CUT CO barlow for me today, came in the mail at noon, sharpened and dropped in my pocket:thumbup:

A quick sunset shot...

That's a really beautiful Schrade. Any idea of the year / vintage? And yes, a couple more photos please.


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[MJ71]

Today's carry ...

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[HFinn]

 

[Will Power]

I'm pretty sure that a knife with sunken joints will have blades with less height.

That's interesting, don't know enough about knife construction but I rather think it may be more to do with the type of frame used than sunk-joints ?

I suspect they are more complex to make and I regard them as a very desirable feature for the pocket. A knife-maker or connoisseur of construction methods will be able to comment better than I.

Taking a quick look round the collection, the CASE/Bose Norfolk, Swayback Jack both have totally sunk-joints and their Wharncliffes are broad relative to the frame.

I'll be carrying this 38 Whittler today, it has near sunk-joints and a big broad blade that fills the entire frame.One of GEC's best 3 blades and its backspacing is an impressive feat.

 

[WValtakis]

Tonight it's my EDC Ohta whittler and the Robeson whittler (by Queen in D2) that I had Hiroaki base it on. Once I got the main thinned down (Atoma 140 did a relatively quick job) it's a great little apple slicer



~Chip

 

[Half/Stop]

Today it will be this one.......

 

[A.L.]

Old picture but thinking of making this my "real edc".. (along with Japanese marking knife at work)
Not many knives left in my collection.

 

[Stropping Young Lad]

That's a pretty one, A.L.

Quality over quantity?

 

[Jack Black]

Cool pic, I like the look of that sheath :thumbup:

Jack, Dean, Sarah, Erik, Alan and Ken nice pictures of fine knives:thumbup:

Thanks Paul, I was just admiring your lovely Barlow in the Old Knives thread. Great-looking sunset pic too :thumbup:

Is that a new ebony Lambsfoot I spy? I like the grain pattern. It reminds me of advancing waves on a seashore. :thumbup:

It's actually walnut according to Wright's, a generous gift from Bonzodog a couple of months ago I've had a couple of the newer ebony Wright Lambsfoots, but they were bought as gifts for others. I'll have to get one myself :thumbup:

Classic Ron :thumbup:

Old picture but thinking of making this my "real edc".. (along with Japanese marking knife at work)
Not many knives left in my collection.

That looks like a great user, and it's a looker too :thumbup:

 

[GorillaFeet]

I just switched from carrying a modern folder to a traditional, so this is my first post in this forum. A new to me 34OT I picked up at the flea market last weekend.

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[WhittlinAway]

I just switched from carrying a modern folder to a traditional, so this is my first post in this forum. A new to me 34OT I picked up at the flea market last weekend.

Welcome! I—along with many others here—am a big fan of the 34OT. In fact, I was carrying one yesterday. I hope you enjoy it.

Today, inspired by the wonderful Camillus Barlows shown recently by Dean and Ron, I'm carrying my sawcut delrin model:

Have a wonderful Thursday everyone. The weekend is nearly here.

 

[eschwebach]

The TPK Grand Portage again for me, the box elder burl covers remind me of Van Gogh's "Starry Night".

 

[RDaneel]

Thanks a lot Dean, Sheffield back in the day Nice Barlow my friend :thumbup:

Thanks, Jack.

Jack, Dean, Sarah, Erik, Alan and Ken nice pictures of fine knives:thumbup:

A SCRADE CUT CO barlow for me today, came in the mail at noon, sharpened and dropped in my pocket:thumbup:

Thanks, Paul. That is a smooth looking Barlow and the perfect carry.

Today it will be this one.......

That is definitely in the top ten for covers on a Barlow, Ron! :thumbup::thumbup:

Today, inspired by the wonderful Camillus Barlows shown recently by Dean and Ron, I'm carrying my sawcut delrin model:

I just got my first one of the delrin models myself a few months ago. Very well made Barlow and good looking! :thumbup:

Have a wonderful Thursday everyone. The weekend is nearly here.

Speaking of Barlows, I'm carrying this L.F.&C. today.

 

[TConlon]

because shes worth it

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Expect to see this knife in this thread for awhile.

 

[Buzzbait]

Old picture but thinking of making this my "real edc".. (along with Japanese marking knife at work)
Not many knives left in my collection.

That scout is absolutely exceptional. It's a work of art as much as it is a tool. I'd EDC that knife in a heartbeat.

 

[Buzzbait]

My new Beer Scout is staying in my pocket for the time being.

 

[Ironbut]

The TPK Grand Portage again for me, the box elder burl covers remind me of Van Gogh's "Starry Night".

That's purdy!

My humble old Imperial Barlow, with genuine delrin imitation sawcut bone covers.

 

[SadSappySucker]

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Today, :

Quite an impressive array of barlows posted today, gentlemen!
Ron, I will never get tired of seeing that Camillus and it's amazing bone!
Erik, I really like how the brass bolsters have patinated(?) on that GP.

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I'll be carrying this 38 Whittler today, it has near sunk-joints and a big broad blade that fills the entire frame.One of GEC's best 3 blades and its backspacing is an impressive feat.

~Chip

3 truly impressive whittlers, guys!:thumbup:

 

[A.L.]

That scout is absolutely exceptional. It's a work of art as much as it is a tool. I'd EDC that knife in a heartbeat.

That looks like a great user, and it's a looker too :thumbup:

That's a pretty one, A.L.

Quality over quantity?

Thank you gentlemen!

Wilted; something like that indeed