What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Primble]

One ole Catt in my pocket today:

 

[Jsega51]

Thanks for the comments Clay, Tim, Harry and GT. It's definitely one of my favorites.

Excellent Catt Primble...I love how the nail nick sits toward the end of the spear. The swedge is a great touch as well.

 

[W.M.B.]

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Sorry about the fuzzy image. My camera isn't great.
windows 7 screen shot

 

[Old Engineer]

One ole Catt in my pocket today:

Sure glad to have you back again Mr. Primble to show those beautiful Catts. That jigging is the best.
Were you able to add to your collection during your sabbatical ?

Harry

 

[Chris Montgomery]

That's is truly a lovely old Cat Rob. I enjoy seeing your pictures.

Chris

 

[SadSappySucker]

Thanks GT and Dean.
Jake, thanks for the extra pics.
Primble, I will echo the others and say that it's great to see you and your knives again.

 

[zolthar]

Here ya go Erik. It's a "modified" stockman. Replaces the sheep and spey with another setup like this wharncliffe and zulu pen. It creates a nice low riding blade setup.

Wow, impressive knife!

Roll out the barrel!! That whittler looks incredible! [emoji106]

- GT

Thanks GT!

A Rough Rider half whittler:

- GT

That half whittler looks great! Nice and thin with 3 1/4" that should disappear in the pocket.

Mark

 

[pmew]

One ole Catt in my pocket today:

She's still got it, hasn't she! Great to see you posting again Primble


In work with my duty piece;

 

[Jolipapa]

Duck confit and pommes sarladaises, this is how I love winter!

 

[pmew]

That looks good JP!

 

[MT Damascus]

Thanks for the compliments on my Chamblin, Gary, always appreciated.

Spending the day with my ladies, these two are with me today,

Marbles Loveless Sport in 4 pin stag and 52100, Claude Scott sheath, along with a swayback from Todd Davison, #759 and Sambar stag

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[netguy1999]

 

[Peregrin]

Wow, just tried 3x to reply with quote on a half dozen posts but the Interwebs is fighting me.:grumpy:

Hope your virtual problems get resolved quickly, Jack.
Love that Bose, Jake. I'd carry a sowbelly if I could find one with that blade combo. Perfect!
I've missed your most excellent images, Primble! Good to see you back. Wonderful Catt!
Great images, Erik! That Presidential sure is purty.
Nice lookin' Queen and a super pic, Falling_rain!
Joilpapa, That duck and potatoe dish looks wonderful!
Too anyone I mssed, and I know that's many, we love to see all the posts in this thread! Thanks!

Same ol' Cramer with a Damasteel-Canadian Elk from Greg Lightfoot today.

The sheath looks pretty traditional. It's sharkskin over kydex with a small teklok though. Works a treat. (I might have to warn myself)

 

[GuestWho101]

Another gorgeous TC pair, Dee, and razors no less! :thumbup:

I carried this one today.

Thanks, Dean.

I'm really enjoying your endless supply of attractive users. :thumbup:

Totally Charming Twin Charlows!

The last of the knives I'm carrying this week.
A Holub electrician (thanks, Dave):

A Rough Rider half whittler:

As always, I also carried a Vic Minichamp, a chestnut bone Sodbuster Jr, and a scrimshawed Rough Rider small stockman, but I won't post pics this week.

In the kitchen this week, I had this Marbles leg knife (among others):

Thank you, GT.

Captivating cutlery & culinary skills, as always. :thumbup:

 

[HOKIE_FAN]

 

[MT Damascus]

Great looking Lightfoot, Gary, Damasteel is an awesome performer, and Greg is a great guy to boot. Mind showing the sheath?

 

[RDaneel]

Thanks, Dean. Your Tip Top 2-blade Barlow is superb!

The last of the knives I'm carrying this week.

A Rough Rider half whittler:

In the kitchen this week, I had this Marbles leg knife (among others):

- GT

Thank you, Gary! I always appreciate your comments (as do many on this Forum).

The look of those Rough Riders continue to draw me. I'll wager this one was also very sharp out of the box. :thumbup:

The leg knife covers are neat (although I am not of a fan of the pattern). What really drew me to the photo was the food. It looks delicious; what do you call it?

Thank you Dean and the Tip Top is excellent !

One ole Catt in my pocket today:

Thanks, Rob! I purred when I saw your Catt; gor-ge-ous covers on that one. :thumbup:

Thanks, Dean.

I'm really enjoying your endless supply of attractive users. :thumbup:

Thanks, Dee.


Here's another one that I'm carrying today.

 

[GuestWho101]

You've done it again, Dean! Keep 'em coming..... :thumbup: