What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[flatblackcapo]

Nice choice. That's a beauty!!! Love that shield.

I'm mixing it up today, and carrying a WW2 era Camillus engineer knife. Steel liners, great walk and talk, and lots of life left in the blade. I made a new year's resolution not to buy any new knives this year, but I couldn't turn this one down. 3 weeks of purchasing abstinence is pretty good though. Right?

Buzzbait, that Camillus ain't so shabby either. :thumbup:

I got to put in some work today and the electrician typically does the trick.

That is one of the nicest electrician patterned knives I have seen!

I feel like a stranger here, considering how little time I've spent on The Porch so far this year. February will be different, I hope!

FBC, that RR model introduced me to the sowbelly stockman pattern, and I find them hard to resist now.


A Colt stag bone sowbelly:

- GT

That Colt and my RR look like they could be cousins. I know what you mean about the pattern. I have been on the look out for a sowbelly whittler....that I can afford.

I went back to the Winchester whittler.There is something about this one that just works for me.

 

[thefrank]

Nice looking Certina.

Ah, another Certina fan! :thumbup: You rarely see them over here. I got mine when I was still living in Europe. Very nice watch!


AdV Pocket Butcher with me today

 

[Old Engineer]

Very nice duo Harry, old and new and really like the LF&C box they're on as well

Thank you my friend . I have some idea on the ages of the knives but I would also like to know how old the BOX is . I just know that I have had it for 43 years.

Harry

 

[lambertiana]

 

[netguy1999]

We took the Old Guys with us to the YMCA and then coffee this morning : Wostenholm and Oates



Then changed out to the EDC's


Harry

Both pairs are beautiful, Harry!

 

[GuestWho101]

Really nice primitive bone on the Bullwinkle. :thumbup:

Good golly, a moose! :thumbup::thumbup: You really pulled a rabbit out of the hat there, Dee!

66 pure equal end heaven!! Smashing covers on both Thanks for the compliment, Dee

Thanks fellas! :thumbup:
The 66 has become a staple in my collection.

 

[skivic]

Buck 303 I recently won in a GAW!! Love this little guy fits perfect in my watch pocket

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[bonzodog]

 

[Nature Boy]

We took the Old Guys with us to the YMCA and then coffee this morning : Wostenholm and Oates

Couple of fine workout buddies.

 

[KBA]

Manuel Bermúdez - Taramundi

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today Weidmannsheil

 

[major_works]

Thank You Bob!! (BigBuscuit)
Bob had this Case XX Split Back whittler on the exchange and I sent him a PM for a trade. He said no.....the knife is yours.
It just arrived and into my pocket it went.
You're awesome Bob.

Ooh, that's a beaut! Congratulations to you and to Mr. Biscuit!

 

[tmd_87]

These two today, after a just got off graveyards "nap." What a great pair!

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[Buzzbait]

Back to the Case today.

 

[major_works]

This is some of what I tote around most days: Hobonichi Planner, vintage piston-filler Kaweco Sport, Olight S1R Baton, and, of course, a pocketknife (or two). Today I went with the Sodbuster Jr.

 

[Travman]

 

[GuestWho101]

As some of you may know, I'm partial to the GEC #66 (Calf Roper Slim), but who am I kidding (ANY & ALL 66's are welcome).

 

[MT Damascus]

You're living the dream, Kris!

Thanks Gary, they are both a joy to carry and use!

These two are with me today,

Marbles Handy Hunter in 4 pin stag and 52100, Claude Scott sheath; #759 from Todd Davison, ATS 34 and Sambar stag.

 

[RDaneel]

As some of you may know, I'm partial to the GEC #66 (Calf Roper Slim), but who am I kidding (ANY & ALL 66's are welcome).

A good looking and varied collection, Dee. :thumbup:


I'm carrying these two. The Ancient TC finds its way into my pocket frequently; the Case CV punch stockman is a new acquisition that is trying out my RFP for a few days.

 

[pistonsandgears]

Just received this nice little Boker stockman. Its a well made knife and I am liking it quite a bit.