What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

zolthar said:
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What a beaut!
 
Thanks, Ashearer and Gevo. It's lustily built, razor sharp, and delightful in hand and to the eye. I think it's a Corsican vendetta pattern, but the box doesn't specify.
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GuestWho101 said:
Thanks, Jack!

I see you're carrying one of my favorites today ^^^^^ (like most days :)).
What do you two have planned today?

(P.S.) How's the symmetry of the stag on that beauty?
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Thank you my friend, I thought I'd replied before going out, but I must have not hit the 'submit reply' button :o We've been to Harrogate (North Yorkshire) and Otley (west Yorkshire) today, though my meeting in Otley was cancelled at the last minute, which was annoying :( I think the stag is very well-matched, here's a pic of the pile side :thumbup:

 
Got this #14 in the mail yesterday. First knife I've bought in a while and I heard that the f&f was a little iffy on some of these. I asked the dealer to check on a couple for me and this one seems to be up to GEC's standards, f&f is spot on and I really dig the dark ebony. Some absolutely stunning knives in this thread, half the reason I need to stay away. My wallet says no and my brain just tells it to shut up 😋



Nathan
 
Thanks Jack. Who knew that one of the oldest patterns, a simple jack knife would still resonate. Just feels right.
 
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