What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Macchina]

Amazing knives guys, just spectacular!

I carried Blackwood and Ebony today:

 

[BenHarris]

The "giant fixed blade" is a Condor Bushtool. I did some spoon carving on the hike, and I roughed out the blanks with this. (It is lighter and easier to carry than an axe. For a short hike, it roughed out my spoons, split the kindling so I could get to some dry wood for feather sticks, and cleared the rosebushes that had grown over the trail).

 

[joeradza]

Stag jack knife accompanied by Sanibel shells.

 

[Travman]

This is the first time in a quite a while that I actually had a wood covered knife on Wooden Wednesday.

 

[Peregrin]

D'holder fixed blade and a WT from Don Morrow today.

 

[WhittlinAway]

Showing some Love for the Lambsfoot and carrying my A. Wright Buffalo Horn today.

 

[Macchina]

I keep saying I have to pick up a Lambsfoot... On most knives a blade-open picture tempts me, but on Lambsfoot knives it's the closed position pictures that really shows them off IMO. Great picture.

I really like those little guys Travman, what a fantastic knife/picture.

This is the first time in a quite a while that I actually had a wood covered knife on Wooden Wednesday.

 

[MT Damascus]

I have been extremely sick this past week and still. My wife was nice enough to let me clean up my Christmas present. This is an Original Puma Bowie from 1966, Puma started to date code in 64. Mint condition with original sheath, box and card(all in German). I removed the rockwell sticker and sharpened the Pumaster steel on my 1k Shapton, gave the sheath a good saddle soap and condition. It is an very well made knife with some very attractive Sambar stag, hammered pins, feels good in hand. Pumaster steel is chrome plated, high carbon steel, if I am not mistaken. Takes a great edge. Hard to believe it has been sitting for 50 years, waiting for me.

 

[Gevonovich]

D'holder fixed blade and a WT from Don Morrow today.

Outstanding pieces!! The D'holder is something else...wow!

I have been extremely sick this past week and still. My wife was nice enough to let me clean up my Christmas present. This is an Original Puma Bowie from 1966, Puma started to date code in 64. Mint condition with original sheath, box and card(all in German). I removed the rockwell sticker and sharpened the Pumaster steel on my 1k Shapton, gave the sheath a good saddle soap and condition. It is an very well made knife with some very attractive Sambar stag, feels good in hand. Pumaster steel is chrome plated, high carbon steel, if I am not mistaken. Takes a great edge. Hard to believe it has been sitting for 50 years, waiting for me.

Get well soon, Kris! That old Puma should sure put some kick in your step. Awesome piece!

 

[MT Damascus]

Thanks Gev, I am trying to get better. Bacterial infection of the lungs.

A couple of beauties, Gary, from the "bucket top series".

 

[avoidspam]

Beautiful pair Gary^^!

One from Shing today

Sam

 

[Peregrin]

Outstanding pieces!! The D'holder is something else...wow!




Get well soon, Kris! That old Puma should sure put some kick in your step. Awesome piece!

Thanks, Gev! Those two don't get out much. I thought they deserved an outing today.

Thanks Gev, I am trying to get better. Bacterial infection of the lungs.

A couple of beauties, Gary, from the "bucket top series".

That made me laugh, Kris. I've been taking my daily carry pictures on my way to fill my backyard bird feeders.

That Puma is just wonderful. They made some great knives over the years.
Hope you get that infection behind you quickly and rally soon.

 

[Ernie1980]

The ebony SFO was calling my name today!

 

[kenspen]

 

[Travman]

I keep saying I have to pick up a Lambsfoot... On most knives a blade-open picture tempts me, but on Lambsfoot knives it's the closed position pictures that really shows them off IMO. Great picture.

I agree. I keep hoping for one to show up on the exchange, but I've never seen one for sale. We may have to get off our butts and get one directly.

I really like those little guys Travman, what a fantastic knife/picture.

Thanks. I consider it a "medium-sized" guy. It is a #55 with a 3 1/2 inches closed length. In pictures it often gets confused with the smaller #18 Beagles.

Travis

 

[Jack Black]

Got DBEed most of today, so excuse me for lagging behind :thumbup:

That fixed-blade looks like a great user Kris, beautiful too, love the lines on it :thumbup:

Looking good my friend :thumbup:

Impressive Gary :thumbup:

Good to see you Pete :thumbup:

A lovely Barlow, well captured :thumbup:

Fantastic photo of that great looking I*XL, Jack! :thumbup:
I had a strong feeling I needed to carry this one today.

Thanks my friend, two GREAT pics :thumbup:

Beautiful Ron :thumbup:

As is that Paul :thumbup:

Doubly-blessed, Jack! :thumbup::thumbup:

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Thanks GT, nice Muskrat :thumbup:

POP Alan! :thumbup:

Showing some Love for the Lambsfoot and carrying my A. Wright Buffalo Horn today.

I'm with you Greg, was hoping to post first thing this morning, rather than approaching 9pm though :grumpy: :thumbup:

I have been extremely sick this past week and still. My wife was nice enough to let me clean up my Christmas present. This is an Original Puma Bowie from 1966, Puma started to date code in 64. Mint condition with original sheath, box and card(all in German). I removed the rockwell sticker and sharpened the Pumaster steel on my 1k Shapton, gave the sheath a good saddle soap and condition. It is an very well made knife with some very attractive Sambar stag, hammered pins, feels good in hand. Pumaster steel is chrome plated, high carbon steel, if I am not mistaken. Takes a great edge. Hard to believe it has been sitting for 50 years, waiting for me.

Hope that gift makes you feel better soon Kris :thumbup:

Nice Sam

Like Greg, I've also been showing some Love for the Lambsfoot today, and the Lambsfoot in question is this William Rodgers, gifted to me by Charlie C :thumbup:

 

[RDaneel]

That TC barlow has Thrilling Covers! :thumbup:

Thanks for pulling out that Terminally Cheerful Charlow, Dean! I can use the artificial sunshine, especially after spending almost 8 hours shoveling snow between 7pm Friday and 7am Monday. I'm quite convinced that winter is already here.

More of my knives this week:
a Buck 373 Trio (shown with a Buck Solo I gave away)

- GT

Thanks, Gary! Buck did a great job on the covers for those two. :thumbup:

Amazing knives guys, just spectacular!

I carried Blackwood and Ebony today:

Both great looking knives, Michael!

Thanks my friend, two GREAT pics :thumbup:

Thank you, Jack! Your lambsfoot is gor-g-ous!! That was a thoughtful gift from Charlie.

 

[BigBiscuit]

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Today I have this little Santa Fe Stonework's Camillus lock back in my watch pocket of my jeans, always loved this little guy.

 

[joeradza]

Grate photo.