What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Will Power]

Beautiful knives being posted on this Saturday! :thumbup: Well, I made it until Jan 20, yesterday, before I broke my 1st New Years resolution. Hey, that may be a record for me! I was not going to buy a knife for the month of January. I not only ordered one, but I also reserved one. Another of my resolutions was to slim down some. I think you will all have to agree with what I am toting today, that one is still holding true. A pair of really great pen knives, a 66 Slim in Sage Jigged Bone and a 53 TK Cuban in Natural Stag.

Ron Great examples of the Pen genre and a reason to break resolutions in the quest for more beauty. The 66 is a grand carry but I've always fancied a Cuban Pen, that Stag is superb too.:thumbup:

I'm not normally a Stockman enthusiast, I have a few and like them well enough but this Winchester has really bowled me over, nice bark bone. And his bite is quite up to his bark too have to watch it!

Thanks, Will

 

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Good stuff Ron :thumbup:

LOL! Very nice indeed Ron :thumbup:

A busy day for me today, but I've had these two along. Hope everyone is having a great weekend :thumbup:

Jack - Thank you kind sir for the compliments! I hope you and that superb duo your Totin today have a great weekend. :thumbup:

Ron Great examples of the Pen genre and a reason to break resolutions in the quest for more beauty. The 66 is a grand carry but I've always fancied a Cuban Pen, that Stag is superb too.:thumbup:

I'm not normally a Stockman enthusiast, I have a few and like them well enough but this Winchester has really bowled me over, nice bark bone. And his bite is quite up to his bark too have to watch it!

Thanks, Will

Will - Thank you my friend, I knew we shared a fondness for the Pen genre. That Winchester has some extremely nice bone and jigging. A very appealing knife. If I might ask the Model # and date code on that one please. :thumbup:

 

[Jack Black]

Jack - Thank you kind sir for the compliments! I hope you and that superb duo your Totin today have a great weekend. :thumbup:

THank you very much Ron, the same to you my friend :thumbup:

 

[Macchina]

Got to walk the river for the first time this year. Landed 2 large Steelhead, with plenty of strength left over to swim another day!
The Bullet Jack and stainless 15 trimmed all lines perfectly.

 

[AShearer]

These 2 for today

Plus a Yellow Rose

Harry

Good looking Cases my friend. And nice to see he yellow too. How do,you like that Russlock?

 

[AShearer]

Beautiful knives being posted on this Saturday! :thumbup: Well, I made it until Jan 20, yesterday, before I broke my 1st New Years resolution. Hey, that may be a record for me! I was not going to buy a knife for the month of January. I not only ordered one, but I also reserved one. Another of my resolutions was to slim down some. I think you will all have to agree with what I am toting today, that one is still holding true. A pair of really great pen knives, a 66 Slim in Sage Jigged Bone and a 53 TK Cuban in Natural Stag.

Good lucking pair Ron. I broke my NY resolution on the 3rd, I think it was[emoji41]

 

[Will Power]

Ron At your service! I got it NOS and it's from 1987 a 3964 Medium Stockman.

Regards, Will

 

[Half/Stop]

Good lucking pair Ron. I broke my NY resolution on the 3rd, I think it was[emoji41]

Thanks Alan!

Ron At your service! I got it NOS and it's from 1987 a 3964 Medium Stockman.

Regards, Will

Will, Thank you sir! I just may have to do some surfing!

 

[greentrout]

Today would have been my grandfather's 81st birthday. To honor him, I'm carrying his Boker split back whittler and a buckeye. We also got buckeyes as part of our Christmas present from him each year. He is the man that gave me my love for the outdoors and one of my biggest influences in who I am as a man. Miss him greatly.

 

[netguy1999]

Today would have been my grandfather's 81st birthday. To honor him, I'm carrying his Boker split back whittler and a buckeye. We also got buckeyes as part of our Christmas present from him each year. He is the man that gave me my love for the outdoors and one of my biggest influences in who I am as a man. Miss him greatly.

That's a great knife, but the thoughtfulness you show is a much greater rememberence of him. Well done!

 

[RDaneel]

Gotta hit the rack soon, but thought I ought to at least post a couple of pics of knives I've had in my pockets this week.
Remington Big Daddy Barlow (thanks, Shawn); heck of a lot of knife for an old man!

- GT

Gary, that is a gorgeous Barlow and a fine gift from Shawn! I like the main blade on that one; it is such a classic clip style.

Beautiful, Dee, as many have noted! :thumbup:

 

[Old Engineer]

Good looking Cases my friend. And nice to see he yellow too. How do,you like that Russlock?

Thank you Alan .
In my opinion the Case Russlock is a very nice work knife . I used one for a work knife for about 5 years and lost it a couple of times and finally gifted it to a son-in-law who did not have a sharp knife . It never let me down . I still have this one and another one too but do not want to use either for a work knife , but I don't mind carrying them occasionally.

Harry

 

[Peregrin]

Thanks a lot fellers The background is the workings of the out-flow for an old mill-pond (or 'dam') for a saw-mill, which was originally water-powered, in North Yorkshire (close to Skipton Castle) :thumbup:



Hope you had a great time Shawn, those knives go well with your Bond suit :thumbup:



That Ramshorn looks incredible :thumbup:



Good stuff Ron :thumbup:



Smashing Remington GT :thumbup:



Thanks my friend, that water is probably no more than about five feet deep :thumbup:



Very interesting knife, and thanks for the info on it :thumbup:



That is a fine-looking 'old thing' :thumbup:



Great-looking pair Gary, I like your new fixed-blade :thumbup:



LOL! Very nice indeed Ron :thumbup:

A busy day for me today, but I've had these two along. Hope everyone is having a great weekend :thumbup:

Thank you, Jack. Couple of nice carries for you today. Enjoy your weekend too!

 

[I.N.F.K]

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[AShearer]

Thank you Alan .
In my opinion the Case Russlock is a very nice work knife . I used one for a work knife for about 5 years and lost it a couple of times and finally gifted it to a son-in-law who did not have a sharp knife . It never let me down . I still have this one and another one too but do not want to use either for a work knife , but I don't mind carrying them occasionally.

Harry

Interesting. I keep looking at them, then I will read some opinion that pronounces it as awkward. What I need to do is just try one. Thank you sir!

 

[GuestWho101]

Oh MY!!!!that is one looker...

Wow! That is some interesting and beautiful!

Yowza!!!

Man that is some wonderful mammoth ivory! Congrats on that beauty!

I agree. Very nice looking piece.

Beautiful, Dee, as many have noted! :thumbup:

That Ramshorn looks incredible :thumbup:

Thank you all very much for the compliments! They're always appreciated!! :thumbup: :thumbup:

Jack
Day in and day out you tease me with great scenery & gorgeous cutlery (especially lambsfoot) . When will it stop ?! Never shall do.....

 

[Markesharp]

Gevo Hi buddy.

 

[zolthar]

I'm not normally a Stockman enthusiast, I have a few and like them well enough but this Winchester has really bowled me over, nice bark bone. And his bite is quite up to his bark too have to watch it!

Thanks, Will

Both the jigging and the color of the bone is just amazing. Beautiful knife Will!

Today would have been my grandfather's 81st birthday. To honor him, I'm carrying his Boker split back whittler and a buckeye. We also got buckeyes as part of our Christmas present from him each year. He is the man that gave me my love for the outdoors and one of my biggest influences in who I am as a man. Miss him greatly.

That's a beautiful knife Greentrout. Nice way to remember an important man.

Mark

 

[Jack Black]

Cool pic :thumbup:

Thank you, Jack. Couple of nice carries for you today. Enjoy your weekend too!

Thank you Gary :thumbup:

Jack
Day in and day out you tease me with great scenery & gorgeous cutlery (especially lambsfoot) . When will it stop ?! Never shall do.....

LOL! Thank you my kind friend :thumbup:

Hope everyone has a very pleasant Sunday. I have these two in my pockets today :thumbup:

 

[5K Qs]

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I have my Ebony spearpoint TC with me today. I think I'll carry it again tomorrow, too.

Admirable spearpoint TC, Dean! :thumbup: Is the object on the upper left a magnifier?

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Just for the fun and joy of carrying two today.





Hope you all have a great weekend.

Pulchritudinous pair, Brett!
Hey, how are you liking your Taramundis? I've been using mine for food prep all week, and am more impressed with the knife the more I use it.

You're a man of few words, Dee, unless a picture is worth a thousand words!
That ram's horn is a regal handle, and the mammoth ivory is magnificently impressive! :thumbup::thumbup:

I had the same idea Ron, nice pair your carrying today. Went with my #38 Whittler today.

What a knife, Paul! :thumbup: That 38 is one beautiful, curvaceous cutter.
Enjoy the Patriot game! (Hey, maybe I'll watch that old Harrison Ford movie with that title. )

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I went with the BF 77 today. I hope y'all have a great weekend!

Captivating Blade Forums knife, FBC; the stag is dynamite!

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That's an entrancing knife, BT; fascinating bolster stamp! :thumbup:

yes it is, I forgot to show the stag on the back, thats the best part!

WW!! Grand, groovy stag, KP! :thumbup:

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Going to carry this Yellow Rose Jack for a while.

Haven't had the chance to type it until now, Alan, but I've been enjoying your hypnotic Yellow Roses! "She's the sweetest little rosebud that Texas ever knew." :thumbup:

Beautiful knives being posted on this Saturday! :thumbup: Well, I made it until Jan 20, yesterday, before I broke my 1st New Years resolution. Hey, that may be a record for me! I was not going to buy a knife for the month of January. I not only ordered one, but I also reserved one. Another of my resolutions was to slim down some. I think you will all have to agree with what I am toting today, that one is still holding true. A pair of really great pen knives, a 66 Slim in Sage Jigged Bone and a 53 TK Cuban in Natural Stag.

Both of those knives are incredible, Ron! :thumbup::thumbup: That 66 Slim brings a lot of joy, and the stag on the Cuban is killer!

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Smashing Remington GT :thumbup:
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A busy day for me today, but I've had these two along. Hope everyone is having a great weekend :thumbup:

Thanks for acknowledging my Big Daddy, Jack; if I were to drop it on my foot, I fear it would be literally smashing!
You've posted a more-than-serviceable pair!!

Recycling this one from the stag Saturday thread

Love me a clip/pen toothpick, especially in stag!! Luxuriant knife, VashHash! :thumbup:

Ron Great examples of the Pen genre and a reason to break resolutions in the quest for more beauty. The 66 is a grand carry but I've always fancied a Cuban Pen, that Stag is superb too.:thumbup:

I'm not normally a Stockman enthusiast, I have a few and like them well enough but this Winchester has really bowled me over, nice bark bone. And his bite is quite up to his bark too have to watch it!

Thanks, Will

Memorable Black Box stock knife, Will! Glad you're thoroughly enjoying your new acquisition!!

Got to walk the river for the first time this year. Landed 2 large Steelhead, with plenty of strength left over to swim another day!
The Bullet Jack and stainless 15 trimmed all lines perfectly.

That's a noteworthy EO 85, Macchina!!

Today would have been my grandfather's 81st birthday. To honor him, I'm carrying his Boker split back whittler and a buckeye. We also got buckeyes as part of our Christmas present from him each year. He is the man that gave me my love for the outdoors and one of my biggest influences in who I am as a man. Miss him greatly.

Outstanding tribute, greentrout! :thumbup: That Böker whittler is quality!!

Gary, that is a gorgeous Barlow and a fine gift from Shawn! I like the main blade on that one; it is such a classic clip style. ...

Thanks, Dean. I'm partial to the somewhat unusually-shaped (and more reasonably-sized ) pen blade.

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Hope everyone has a very pleasant Sunday. I have these two in my pockets today :thumbup:

Another peerless pair, Jack (although the photos are too artistic for this simple country boy ). :thumbup::thumbup:

A few more knives I've been carrying all week:
Colt stag copperhead

Kingston cattle knife (thanks, Mark)

Taylor-Schrader Old Timer canoe (that came with no shield )

Alox Vic Classic (thanks, Ken)

Delrin Case peanut (thanks, Cory)

- GT