What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Travman]

I had two serpentine jacks with me today. #18 in the watch pocket and a #55 in the front pocket.

 

[Andrew Thomas]

Those are beautiful. Love the grain in those handles.

 

[swaybacksteve]

GT...concerning the mini copperhead, I like the knife but it was not one of my favorites. Usually picking one of my gent knives like the swayback jack/gent or a GEC #25 instead. For it's length it is pretty thin, would like it thicker and wish it was a multiblade. Light, SS blade so minimal fuss it great.
I just didn't like the the light amber bone covers, no matter how much I carried it. I do like the clip blade shape very much on this size!!!
Now tho that I have dyed it...well I love it! It makes all the difference to me...but now finding out it is in the jigged red walnut:thumbup:

 

[The Fort]

Nice one, Lance! Does it have a Clip, Pen, and Spey blade in the Whittler configuration? Looks like the blades are satin finished too.

Nice knife!

You got it Rick, whittler configuration! Clip, pen, and Spey in satin finish. Thanks for the compliment!

 

[Markesharp]

Case 62087 pre 1965.
Have a great Sunday everyone.

 

[Jack Black]

Jack - Both are great knives but this Sheep with Pen is truly special! The background sketch is quite appropriate my friend!

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Thanks Ron, lovely stag on your Barllow :thumbup:

With that pair, U certainly do XL, Jack! :thumbup: That serpentine horn jack with the stamped blade is a quintessential jackknife in my eyes!

LOL! Thanks GT Nice to see your gifts my friend, I especially like the Remington Barlow :thumbup:

Great pic of your spectacular Lambsfoot Barrett :thumbup:

I have some stag with me today, my Abbeydale and my Stan Shaw Sheepsfoot Have a great Sunday everyone :thumbup:

 

[screened porch]

Anyone ever edc a Swiss Buck?

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I had no use for them when they were being made, but I have one in my watch pocket now and pretty often. It's the smallest, or at least lightest, knife I have with a saw, and the factory edge is incredibly sharp.

 

[Charlie Mike]

 

[BigBiscuit]

Case 62087 pre 1965.
Have a great Sunday everyone.

Marko, This looks like a scene from the movie "Carrie". Did you have a little industrial spill in the shop?

 

[Jack Black]

Marko, This looks like a scene from the movie "Carrie".

:thumbup:

 

[deltaboy]

Case Red Bone Barlow and Buck red Canoe.

 

[TrapperMike]

I had no use for them when they were being made, but I have one in my watch pocket now and pretty often. It's the smallest, or at least lightest, knife I have with a saw, and the factory edge is incredibly sharp.

[emoji106]

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[pmew]

 

[Primble]

Marko, Did you have a little industrial spill in the shop?

Gives new meaning to oil the joints - nice pair of oily knives !

I am totin around this ole Pruner today:

 

[Jack Black]

Beautiful Thomas Turner Mr P :thumbup:

 

[joeradza]

Looking good!

 

[Primble]

I was up early this morning enjoying my coffee and reflecting on all the many things I have to be thankful for. Pam and I are spending Thanksgiving with our daughter. I decided to step out back on the patio and check out the weather where I found a wonderful surprise. A single Iris has survived to share its beauty on Thanksgiving morning. The Iris is the state flower of Tennessee. May God bless all my friends here on the Porch and I pray that each of you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!

Beautiful Ron !!!

Carrying these two today, by Joseph Haywood and Arthur Wright :thumbup:

Really wonderful knife Mr. Jack !!!!!!!!! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Thanks for the warm wishes everyone - always nice to come home for the holidays !

 

[Jack Black]

Really wonderful knife Mr. Jack !!!!!!!!! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Thank you very much my friend :thumbup:

 

[Jolipapa]

 

[joeradza]

Yummy, had those on the grill for Thanksgiving.