What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Will Power]

I've gotten behind on this thread and it's taken a bit to get caught up on everyone's fantastic posts. As always, a bunch of gorgeous knives showing up.

Today's carry - frontier bone.

Ken Frontier Bone is a really nice type that GEC would do well to revive. They could even add a sawn bone aspect to it which I think would be most effective. Nearly as good as Primitive Bone

Thanks, Will

 

[Gevonovich]

You are a wise man to carry those two, Gev! :thumbup:
I carried my Grail today (Copperhead sawcut TC) as well as a Case sheepfoot.

Thank you very much, Dean! The copperhead is a grail for me too ever since i saw Primble's specimen. What a treasure:thumbup::thumbup:

Wow! What a great pair Gev :thumbup:

Getting late here, and I'm out at the crack o' dawn in the morning. Already got these two in my pockets for tomorrow though :thumbup:

This photograph really made me smile - a white Christmas snowfall over the church your parents were married in ...perfection

Twofer Wooden Wednesday

Now that is how to uphold Wooden Wednesday in real style :thumbup:

 

[Railsplitter]

Oh my! Those are both gorgeous Rick.

Alan

Thank you, Alan!

Beautiful Rick! Could you tell me more about that pearl beauty?

Thank you, Clay! It's a Gunstock Interframe made by Mike Alsdorf. CPM154 blade steel. (not to be confused with 154CM) Picked it up from Mike in person at a show a couple years ago. He had several of his knives all in little slips and it was maybe the third one I looked at. As soon as it peaked out of the slip I knew it was the knife I wanted.

Here's another photo that shows the blade and the maker's mark.

 

[Emspop]

Thank you, Alan!



Thank you, Clay! It's a Gunstock Interframe made by Mike Alsdorf. CPM 154 blade steel. Picked it up from Mike in person at a show a couple years ago. He had several of his knives all in little slips and it was maybe the third one I looked at. As soon as it peaked out of the slip I knew it was the knife I wanted.

Here's another photo that shows the blade and the maker's mark.

Simply remarkable my friend!


Clay

 

[netguy1999]

Thank you, Alan!



Thank you, Clay! It's a Gunstock Interframe made by Mike Alsdorf. CPM154 blade steel. (not to be confused with 154CM) Picked it up from Mike in person at a show a couple years ago. He had several of his knives all in little slips and it was maybe the third one I looked at. As soon as it peaked out of the slip I knew it was the knife I wanted.

Here's another photo that shows the blade and the maker's mark.

I love that Gunstock! Beautiful!

 

[black mamba]

A very classy pair, Rick. Today and through the holidays I've got this pair in green bone and green alox.

 

[Gevonovich]

Thank you, Alan!



Thank you, Clay! It's a Gunstock Interframe made by Mike Alsdorf. CPM154 blade steel. (not to be confused with 154CM) Picked it up from Mike in person at a show a couple years ago. He had several of his knives all in little slips and it was maybe the third one I looked at. As soon as it peaked out of the slip I knew it was the knife I wanted.

Here's another photo that shows the blade and the maker's mark.

Keep the pictures coming, Rick Astoundingly beautiful

 

[RDaneel]

Thanks Dean, that's a great pairing my friend :thumbup:

Thank you, Jack!

Twofer Wooden Wednesday

Woodn't you know those are a great pair, Dee!?

Thank you very much, Dean! The copperhead is a grail for me too ever since i saw Primble's specimen. What a treasure:thumbup::thumbup:

Thanks, Gev! Each of these I have seen has been beautiful. I hope you can get one someday.

 

[Railsplitter]

Thank you all for the kind words.

 

[Gevonovich]

Thanks, Gev! Each of these I have seen has been beautiful. I hope you can get one someday.

Thank you :thumbup:

 

[Nature Boy]

Ryuichi Kawamura Serpentine Stockman, 3-5/8" closed, ATS34 steel, amazing stag!

I love the swedge ground through the tang....

Haven't been around much, but really glad I got to see this one, Jake. Don't know if I could have dreamt up a finer knife!

 

[GuestWho101]

Woodn't you know those are a great pair, Dee!?

Haha, thanks Dean! I wanted to branch out a little today.

I carried my Grail today (Copperhead sawcut TC) as well as a Case sheepfoot.

The one I've been waiting for ! Explains why my spidey senses were tingling . It lives up to its urban legend. Such a mythical creature :thumbup: .

Now that is how to uphold Wooden Wednesday in real style :thumbup:

Thank you kindly.

Prajnaparamita

Picture Caption Perfect. :thumbup:

 

[kenspen]

Ken Frontier Bone is a really nice type that GEC would do well to revive. They could even add a sawn bone aspect to it which I think would be most effective. Nearly as good as Primitive Bone

Thanks, Will

Will, Sawcut Frontier bone sounds like a fantastic idea!

 

[RDaneel]

The one I've been waiting for ! Explains why my spidey senses were tingling . It lives up to its urban legend. Such a mythical creature :thumbup: .

Thanks, Dee! There's a reason it's my Grail.

 

[Jsega51]

Haven't been around much, but really glad I got to see this one, Jake. Don't know if I could have dreamt up a finer knife!

Thanks Mike, I hope all is going well, and hope you have a good Christmas.

 

[Nature Boy]

Same to you and yours, Jake


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[Half/Stop]

Ron
I keep going back to look at your beaver knife....man I like that!

Thank you Gev! It was actually in my pocket again today.

 

[RDaneel]

Thank you Gev! It was actually in my pocket again today.

Not only a great knife, Ron, but also a great photo! :thumbup:

 

[Half/Stop]

Thanks Dean!

 

[Gevonovich]

Picture Caption Perfect. :thumbup:

: Thanks, Dee

Thank you Gev! It was actually in my pocket again today.

Ron, is it jigged Babinga ? It looks like a Furtaker Trapper...what was the original name of that beauty, please