What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[donn]

Really beautiful and wild shot Donn! It must be quite a gruelling experience climbing that in say January..... Night on Bare Mountain..

Thanks, Will

Haha thanks Will. However I didn't have to wait until January for some gruelling to come along....
18th November

Exactly that my friend It's nice to get one right for once I was on the other side of the castle a couple of months back, but I think it must be 20 years since I walked to the spot you took your pic. It was at this time of year, I walked over from Hope, and then down the dales to Bakewell. I remember how slippery the limestone was in places

I often guess your Huddersfield Narrow Canal shots right and I recognised your Ripley Castle pics from a few weeks ago. We should have a thread "where in the world are our traditionals today"...
Oh and you'll be pleased to learn the limestone is still slippery

 

[Stropping Young Lad]

Great pics, Donn. God I love England.

 

[MT Damascus]

Sick today and bitter cold outside, these two are keeping me company. If you ever have the chance to handle a Tom Overeynder slipjoint, you will understand why I think he is one of the finest makers alive, a real all around master. The Seingass subhilt was with me when my daughter was born, there is a pic in Mugshots where I have the knife on her, and it was as big as her, now she is growing at such a rate I just want it all to slow down.

Tom O. wharncliffe trapper, CPM D2, Brian Hochstrat engraving along with a subhilt chute in mammoth ivory and CPM 154 by Tim Steingass

 

[Itsasportsbar]

Great knives and pictures all!

You're welcome Gary.

Today it's a Lloyd in Stag and a Vic Apprentice.

Have a good one!

Ken K.

 

[kenspen]

 

[pmek5]

Luv it Ken.

 

[Jack Black]

I often guess your Huddersfield Narrow Canal shots right and I recognised your Ripley Castle pics from a few weeks ago. We should have a thread "where in the world are our traditionals today"...
Oh and you'll be pleased to learn the limestone is still slippery

Great idea Donn! Hope you managed to keep your footing OK :thumbup:

 

[netguy1999]

Sick today and bitter cold outside, these two are keeping me company. If you ever have the chance to handle a Tom Overeynder slipjoint, you will understand why I think he is one of the finest makers alive, a real all around master. The Seingass subhilt was with me when my daughter was born, there is a pic in Mugshots where I have the knife on her, and it was as big as her, now she is growing at such a rate I just want it all to slow down.

Tom O. wharncliffe trapper, CPM D2, Brian Hochstrat engraving along with a subhilt chute in mammoth ivory and CPM 154 by Tim Steingass

Kris, I am absolutely speechless! Simply amazing!

 

[joeradza]

I forgot who wanted me to post pics of my mini Copperlock in Sanibel, FL. I just got back from a long walk on the beach. Here's the beach and here's the mini with some shells.

 

[GuestWho101]

 

[JSCHENK]

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[MJ71]

Nice. But like others, I'd like to know what the silver item is at bottom left??!!


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[BigBiscuit]

 

[Jsega51]

Great looking Case there Bob!

 

[BigBiscuit]

Thanks Jake. And a bigger thanks to a very good friend here on the porch.

 

[Half/Stop]

That sure ain't no little knife Ron. :thumbup:

It sure ain't my friend! Love that 294 Schrade! :thumbup::thumbup:

Lovely covers. I have a 6375 in the same covers. Case really got that series right.

Yes sir they did! The Chestnut Jigged Bone is some of Cases finest, IMO of course.

Thanks, Ron; they certainly ARE nice in their own right, and even better for their "sentimental" associations!
Your red bone TJ is captivating! :thumbup:

A Buck stag canoe:

- GT

Thank you Gary. The Stag is extremely nice on that Buck Canoe. :thumbup:

Bob - Nice Case and you're welcome my friend! :thumbup:

Northwoods Cocobolo Whittler for me today.

 

[Stropping Young Lad]

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Great 33! (He says jealously)

 

[RDaneel]

Thanks for the compliment, Dean. :thumbup:
Great photo of an excellent choice for what might be called Madera Monday in Spain!

A Vic Soldier (thanks, Ken):

- GT

Thanks, Gary. Your Soldier is a venerable and faithful companion and nearly indestructible. :thumbup:

There's that green beauty again! :thumbup: That's a treasure!


A sky of steel grey
on another dreary day,
but my blade is sharp
and I am content.

 

[black mamba]

Thin to win, this afternoon, with my little Winchester single spring swell center.

 

[Will Power]

Ken Shadow Stag is out of this world, only it's real! Great knife:thumbup:

Bob What is that CASE please? I'm having a fit thinking it's a single-spring Penknife in bone??? Wonderful

Thanks, Will