What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[A.L.]

A.L. you did a excellent job modifying this one!!!

Thank you!

 

[cut it out]

This push stockman is a awesome knife!!!! The awl is way more useful than a tiny Spey blade for my uses anyways. http://[URL=http://s655.photobucket.com/user/RUTTINGBULL/media/Mobile%20Uploads/5A3B868D-5880-4B60-AD2A-2D83C250F565.jpg.html][/URL]

 

[flatblackcapo]

WONDERFUL knives today everyone:thumbup:

Gets dark early and when I came home Nanc had decorated the Christmas tree. Love the atmosphere it creates in the house:thumbup:

Cant seem to shake this FANTASTIC old KABAR equal end Jack.

Paul, you are on a good roll with those wonderful old knives! Great Kabar!

I had this Winchester split back whittler with me today.

 

[TrapperMike]

Thanks! I've got a stockman on order in the same color. It should be here tomorrow

Can't wait to see your pics. Will it have the Ichthus shield also?

Thanks! I've got a stockman on order in the same color. It should be here tomorrow

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[JR88FAN]

 

[JR88FAN]

^^^Not sure what's happening to my upside down/backwards pics?!

Been really enjoying this little guy as well;

 

[5K Qs]

Thanks GT. The MAM is $10 of ultimate practicality. I will use that as my beach knife.

Sounds like a good plan, Alan. :thumbup: (I don't think I'll need a beach knife for about 7 months )

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Thanks, Gary, and I agree. The idea and execution of the Scratted Ancient TC were superb. Regarding your Vics, I think either of those would warrant daily carry.

Thanks, Dean.

Thank you kindly, Gary. i hope we see some more specimens!! The brass dog knife is so cool and in great condition. The vultures are roosting at the top of....see November 27th at the end of this thread for the...rest of the story
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Thanks for the link to your Sunday photos thread, Gev; lots of beautiful pics there! :thumbup: I grew up on a small dairy farm and we had corn cribs, not complexes of steel grain bins with aerial distribution devices!

The dog knife is a $4 Novelty Knife Company product that reminds me of the "genuine" old all metal knives I've seen here. It "holds a place" and tides me over until I can find a "real" brass handled knife. Thanks for the compliment, and here's a pic of the other side:

I just love your dog knife!
As for the gray Buck it is from their " workman " series from the early 90's ( mines 92'). I read a quote from CJ Buck once explaining that the Workman was a marketing tool to get their knives placed in two sections of hardware stores the knife case and the cutting tool isles and allow a Buck presence in the newly arriving at the time Home Improvement stores that didn't have knife displays/sporting goods.
They had completely different packaging and marketing but pure Buck thru and thru
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Clay

Thanks for the kind words about the Novelty knife, and also for the intriguing info about the Buck Workman marketing.

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Here's me today

Superb pair again, Jack! :thumbup: The jigging on that IXL is remarkable. It almost looks braided.

As usual, so many great knives posted. :thumbup: Here's my Wooden Wednesday:

Inspired by Rachel

Some wondrous wood coming out past the Austin City Limits this Wednesday! Thanks, r8shell and Gev! :thumbup:

Green Burl seemed appropriate for Wooden Wednesday.

That green burl is unique and, um, burly!!

I don't often enter this thread cuz it makes me want wayyyyy too many knives like this Boker...
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Maybe you have to adjust your "attitude" and, instead of wanting to get all the fabulous knives you can see here, just come to this thread to vicariously enjoy so much more than one person could ever have! At least that's what I keep telling myself.

Congrats on that sunshiney new knife, Greg! :thumbup:

Inspired by Gev!

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Carrying a Belknap Hdw & Mfg Blue Grass barlow today...

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I really like your Blue Grass Barlow, Atiger! :thumbup: I have a delrin version of that knife that came from my father-in-law.

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Ebony for Wooden Wednesday.

Very dignified and sophisticated knife, Dean! :thumbup:

Oh, Oh, here comes Ron's OO 73! :thumbup: I've never noticed the "stripes" along the length of the handle before; what a looker!

WONDERFUL knives today everyone:thumbup:

Gets dark early and when I came home Nanc had decorated the Christmas tree. Love the atmosphere it creates in the house:thumbup:

Cant seem to shake this FANTASTIC old KABAR equal end Jack.

Season's greetings, Paul! That's like a Christmas card to The Porch.
I don't blame you for getting hooked on that EE Kabar! :thumbup:

More of my knives for this week:
a Rough Rider sawcut canoe

a horn Joker (the top one) I bought in Toledo, Spain

a Chinese Imperial mini canoe

and a USA Imperial toothpick like one of my Grandpas used to carry (thanks, Dave)

- GT

 

[netguy1999]

Can't wait to see your pics. Will it have the Ichthus shield also?



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It does, indeed!

 

[TrapperMike]

It does, indeed!

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[TrapperMike]

Awesome![emoji108]

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I will have to save up and get me one. [emoji3]

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[Gevonovich]

^^^Not sure what's happening to my upside down/backwards pics?!

Been really enjoying this little guy as well;

Can you tell us more about this one please? And more pic too...if your of a mind It looks wonderful!

 

[StoneBeard]

Outstanding knives everyone!!! Really great stuff:thumbup:


Long few days and time to hit the hay, this one in my pocket today.

 

[paulhilborn]

Very nice Paul.

That's a great looking knife, and a great looking Christmas tree!

Paul, you are on a good roll with those wonderful old knives! Great Kabar!

I had this Winchester split back whittler with me today.

Thank you Bob, John and Kevin, I appreciate your kind comments. Love the Winchester Kevin, great jig on the covers

Gary, Thank you as well. I admire the time you take to post on the daily carries of members here and your weekly carries:thumbup:

 

[Jack Black]

Two of my favorites of yours. The IXL looks like its staring in an Oliver Twist episode outside of his workhouse


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Twist

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Workhouse

Thanks Gev You're not far wrong there my friend, that old canal-side cotton mill would have had kids working in it! Unlike most of the others nearby, it hasn't been renovated and turned into a business centre/apartments/etc :thumbup:

Inspired by Rachel

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If I can inspire one person, the day is not wasted...

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Inspired by Gev!

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Carrying a Belknap Hdw & Mfg Blue Grass barlow today...

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That's some lovely bone :thumbup:

Cant seem to shake this FANTASTIC old KABAR equal end Jack.

Great-looking knife Paul, and a nice tree too :thumbup:

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Superb pair again, Jack! :thumbup: The jigging on that IXL is remarkable. It almost looks braided.

Thanks pal, another great line-up :thumbup:

Double stag for me today

 

[JSCHENK]

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[Buzzbait]

Charlie's awesome Texas Camp Knife

 

[r8shell]

That's a classic, Buzz! Beautiful patina!




Sorry, but I don't have a BoneStag ballpoint to go with today's carry.

 

[pmew]

A pocket of sunshine on a grey afternoon.

 

[JSCHENK]

Charlie's awesome Texas Camp Knife

Beautiful

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[joeradza]

One lonely teardrop today (thanks Shawn)