What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[thunderdaddy]

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[johnathan88]

Can't make my mind up

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[Emspop]

Can't make my mind up

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That is a great problem to have!


Clay

 

[johnathan88]

That is a great problem to have!


Clay

Yes it is I'm trying to build my collection back up


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[MT Damascus]

Out for a hike with Cleo on this brisk morning, these two exceptionally useful knives are with me,

Pasi Hurttila damascus puukko along with a Boker Jadgmesser in stag and 440C,

 

[Gevonovich]

Case 62087 pre 1965.
Have a great Sunday everyone.

Thanks Ron, lovely stag on your Barllow :thumbup:



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:

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

I am totin around this ole Pruner today:

My quick picks before i go to work! Have a great Sunday everyone!!:thumbup:

 

[Half/Stop]

Beautiful Ron !!!

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

Thanks Primble! Great to see that old pruner again! :thumbup:

This was in the mail box yesterday. Today, it's in the pocket.

 

[Modoc ED]

Still the Green Canvas Micarta #71 Bull Nose

 

[5K Qs]

Case Red Bone Barlow and Buck red Canoe.

deltaboy, I'd really appreciate seeing a picture of that one (and/or reading a story about it)!! :thumbup:

- GT

 

[Charlie Mike]

Thanks Primble! Great to see that old pruner again! :thumbup:

This was in the mail box yesterday. Today, it's in the pocket.

Congrats. That's my favorite GEC. I have the exact same thing.

 

[BigBiscuit]

Still the Green Canvas Micarta #71 Bull Nose

Same for me today Ed. A big thank you shout out to Shawn (Wurrwulf). We both claimed this one at the same time on the exchange (actually he claimed it just before I did), and Shawn not only yeilded to me, but paid for it and gifted it to me.
Thank you so much Shawn.

 

[Wurrwulf]

Looking good with the lanyard and bead, Bob!

 

[BigBiscuit]

Thanks Shawn. :thumbup:

 

[Half/Stop]

Congrats. That's my favorite GEC. I have the exact same thing.

Thanks! :thumbup: I'm sure this one will be a favorite for me as well!

Same for me today Ed. A big thank you shout out to Shawn (Wurrwulf). We both claimed this one at the same time on the exchange (actually he claimed it just before I did), and Shawn not only yeilded to me, but paid for it and gifted it to me.
Thank you so much Shawn.

Bob - A great looking, hard working Bull Nose my friend! :thumbup:

Looking good with the lanyard and bead, Bob!

Shawn - I just want to commend you for your generosity! :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[StoneBeard]

Thanks Ron, lovely stag on your Barllow :thumbup:



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:

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

I am totin around this ole Pruner today:

Amazing stag on all of these:thumbup: thank you all for sharing them. I am new to stag having only a few knives, one in elk and the other in sambar but I really admire how great they look with years of age and carry.

Great picture JP!! It has been far to long since I enjoyed raw or grilled oysters and it reminded me just how much I enjoy them. The covers on your Ohta are stunning, are they burl? Or....

Thanks Primble! Great to see that old pruner again! :thumbup:

This was in the mail box yesterday. Today, it's in the pocket.

Still the Green Canvas Micarta #71 Bull Nose

Same for me today Ed. A big thank you shout out to Shawn (Wurrwulf). We both claimed this one at the same time on the exchange (actually he claimed it just before I did), and Shawn not only yeilded to me, but paid for it and gifted it to me.
Thank you so much Shawn.

Ron, Ed and Bob those are three great examples of Micarta covered traditionals:thumbup: I have come to really appreciate the durability of micarta on an EDC knife that is used in a wide variety of environments. I have unintentionally dropped my #77 multiple times while working and it still looks as good as the day I got it. Love all my other knives but for this reason Micarta is my work traditional and is carried every day.

Wurrwulf that was a very stand up gesture of you. Nicely done :thumbup:

These two are in my pocket today for this very rainy Sunday. Hope everyone has an excellent closing to the holiday weekend-

 

[RDaneel]

I am totin around this ole Pruner today:

I'm not a Pruner guy, but I wouldn't mind having one like that. Great photo, as usual, Rob! You've been missed.


My Sunday Barlow.

 

[5K Qs]

Stag Saturday...hello? At least at my place it has been.
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I like your attitude, tdaddy! The Stag Saturday thread was quite inactive this week, but it's great to see your lovely stag examples! :thumbup:

I've got my new A. Wright Lambsfoot with me today.

Fabulous, elegant lambsfoot, Barrett! You have it too far from the center in your photo; that knife is definitely a bull's eye!! :thumbup:

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Gary - Thank you for the kind words about my 79! I am liking the looks of your gifts, especially this Big Daddy Remington!

Thanks, Ron.

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

Great photos, Jon! You may find this hard to believe, but I never noticed the similarity between the 18 and the 55 patterns until you juxtaposed them here!

GT, the mini Copperlock is my first, it's 3 5/8" closed. I don't have it with me but I'd guess a minimum of 3" for the blade. I know I'll like it, nice and thin, nice F&F, excellent W&T. At least 20 different covers, at least one in CV, a few as ground, and at least one wharncliffe if I remember. Good bang for your buck. Sending you a PM.
Blade length is 2.75"

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:

Thanks for the detailed replies, Alan and Steve. :thumbup: Thanks for the link in the PM, Alan. Steve, I'm glad you're so pleased with how the dye job changed your opinion of the knife.

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I am totin around this ole Pruner today:

Encore! Encore!! Superlative shot of a stagalicious pruner, Primble! :thumbup::thumbup:

Can't make my mind up

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Ask anyone - my philosophy is, when in doubt, carry them all!

Out for a hike with Cleo on this brisk morning, these two exceptionally useful knives are with me,

Pasi Hurttila damascus puukko along with a Boker Jadgmesser in stag and 440C,

As usual, gorgeous knives, Kris! :thumbup: Have you seen the "Purdiest Knives" thread? I'm eager to see what you might post there. If I were to identify the best-looking knife I've ever seen (counting photos as well as in person), it would probably be one of yours! (There's a trapper that leaves me speechless with its engraving, and there's a Chamblin whittler in Damascus and stunning stag...)

Still the Green Canvas Micarta #71 Bull Nose

Love to see these knives that members are committed to!

Same for me today Ed. A big thank you shout out to Shawn (Wurrwulf). We both claimed this one at the same time on the exchange (actually he claimed it just before I did), and Shawn not only yeilded to me, but paid for it and gifted it to me.
Thank you so much Shawn.

Superb knife, Bob, and even better story that I happened to stumble across while looking at old threads in the Exchange (just to see what deals I missed - don't judge! )! :thumbup::thumbup: Bouquets to Shawn for his thoughtful generosity!

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My Sunday Barlow.

That is a sweet spear Remington Barlow, Dean; the covers remind me of something good to eat (or drink - I'm thinking chocolate shake)! :thumbup:

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LOL! Thanks GT Nice to see your gifts my friend, I especially like the Remington Barlow :thumbup:
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I have some stag with me today, my Abbeydale and my Stan Shaw Sheepsfoot Have a great Sunday everyone :thumbup:

Thanks for the kind words, Jack. Those are two astounding stag folders, sir, for Double-Stag Sunday! :thumbup:

Still off my official schedule for the weekend, so for Sunday I followed the lead of thunder daddy and Jack Black and went Solely Stag Sunday; in fact, Solely Stag Canoe Sunday for me today.

Colt:

Schrade-Wostenholm (thanks, cchu):

Rough Rider:

Buck:

- GT

 

[netguy1999]

I like your attitude, tdaddy! The Stag Saturday thread was quite inactive this week, but it's great to see your lovely stag examples! :thumbup:


Fabulous, elegant lambsfoot, Barrett! You have it too far from the center in your photo; that knife is definitely a bull's eye!! :thumbup:


Thanks, Ron.


Great photos, Jon! You may find this hard to believe, but I never noticed the similarity between the 18 and the 55 patterns until you juxtaposed them here!



Thanks for the detailed replies, Alan and Steve. :thumbup: Thanks for the link in the PM, Alan. Steve, I'm glad you're so pleased with how the dye job changed your opinion of the knife.


Encore! Encore!! Superlative shot of a stagalicious pruner, Primble! :thumbup::thumbup:


Ask anyone - my philosophy is, when in doubt, carry them all!


As usual, gorgeous knives, Kris! :thumbup: Have you seen the "Purdiest Knives" thread? I'm eager to see what you might post there. If I were to identify the best-looking knife I've ever seen (counting photos as well as in person), it would probably be one of yours! (There's a trapper that leaves me speechless with its engraving, and there's a Chamblin whittler in Damascus and stunning stag...)


Love to see these knives that members are committed to!


Superb knife, Bob, and even better story that I happened to stumble across while looking at old threads in the Exchange (just to see what deals I missed - don't judge! )! :thumbup::thumbup: Bouquets to Shawn for his thoughtful generosity!


That is a sweet spear Remington Barlow, Dean; the covers remind me of something good to eat (or drink - I'm thinking chocolate shake)! :thumbup:


Thanks for the kind words, Jack. Those are two astounding stag folders, sir, for Double-Stag Sunday! :thumbup:

Still off my official schedule for the weekend, so for Sunday I followed the lead of thunder daddy and Jack Black and went Solely Stag Sunday; in fact, Solely Stag Canoe Sunday for me today.

Colt:

Schrade-Wostenholm (thanks, cchu):

Rough Rider:

Buck:

- GT

Love those canoes! I'm going to have to get one one of these days.

 

[lambertiana]

 

[Gevonovich]

Just in off the range