What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[joeradza]

Yesterday's mailbox, today's pocket.

 

[Jack Black]

Admirable knives, Jack. :thumbup: Both have attractive handles, but the grain on that first knife is especially arresting!

Jack I like the kettle tang-stamp and the whole knife looks well rounded

Thanks guys, it's the only Haywood I have, but very nicely made I think Nice line-up today GT :thumbup:

Blue camel bone Whittler today!

Is that a Whittler or a Wharncliffe (looks like there are only two blades)? Certainly a nice knife :thumbup:

 

[Jack Black]

Yesterday's mailbox, today's pocket.

Wow! Congratulations Alan (missed this one before) :thumbup:

 

[Blinkknives]

Is that a Whittler or a Wharncliffe (looks like there are only two blades)? Certainly a nice knife :thumbup:

Good call! and thanks! I guess this was A Northwoods interpretation of a Whittler. It is their Willamette Whittler. The Wharncliffe is a great blade on this one. Also the overall size is really great.
I guess this would be a GEC 38 Whittler pattern? Really like it!


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[joeradza]

Thanks Jack, hope all is well.

 

[Gevonovich]

Very snazzy Gev





Carrying two more old Sheffield knives today, by Joseph Haywood and Wheatley Brothers :thumbup:

Wonderful pair! I could not choose between those two lovelies

Gary
Thank you for your kind words! Your recap helped me to see a few knives I would have missed. The huntsman pic reminds me of an old friends old rustic ranch house :thumbup:

 

[black mamba]

Yesterday's mailbox, today's pocket.

Alan, how do you like MY knife?

 

[Jack Black]

Good call! and thanks! I guess this was A Northwoods interpretation of a Whittler. It is their Willamette Whittler. The Wharncliffe is a great blade on this one. Also the overall size is really great.
I guess this would be a GEC 38 Whittler pattern? Really like it!

You're very welcome, traditional patterns can be very confusing, and manufacturers sometimes get them wrong. If it does have two blades, it is actually a 'Wharncliffe Knife' PATTERN. With three blades, it would be a 'Wharncliffe Whittler' :thumbup:

Thanks Jack, hope all is well.

Not bad thanks Alan

Wonderful pair! I could not choose between those two lovelies

Thanks a lot Gev, fortunately I am blessed with more than one pocket :thumbup:

 

[joeradza]

Alan, how do you like MY knife?

It's beautiful, well made, and larger than I thought. It's got your name on it, just not yet.

 

[Llasi]

 

[jmarston]

The ol' Boker 494 is helping me prep for a hunting trip. Been in my pocket every day for the past ear and a half or more. A constant companion.

 

[VCM3]

Case Bose

 

[paulhilborn]

My Amber (Random) jigged bone Orchard Gem.

 

[joeradza]

The jigging and shield are top notch Paul.

 

[Hickory n steel]

Still loving my new peanut.

 

[Itsasportsbar]

Great knives everyone!

I, please forgive me, haven't carried a knife in the past couple of days.

Major snowstorm up here that I had to deal with.

Here's a picture of the only family member who enjoys snow.

Have a good one!

Ken K.

 

[Old Engineer]

My Amber (Random) jigged bone Orchard Gem.

That one is verrrrry nice Paul . The Jigging and the Diamond Shield really set that one off .

Harry

 

[Half/Stop]

Today was a Blood Red Jigged Bone Northfield #47 Viper.

 

[paulhilborn]

Yesterday's mailbox, today's pocket.

Alan, how do you like MY knife?

That's a great knife Alan and Jeff, at this point is there talk of JOINT custody

The ol' Boker 494 is helping me prep for a hunting trip. Been in my pocket every day for the past ear and a half or more. A constant companion.

Great looking old Boker J. Did you add the EO notch?

The jigging and shield are top notch Paul.

Thanks Alan, these #38's are addicting and amazing at the same time:thumbup:

Still loving my new peanut.

Those old Imperials are amazing ole work knives with such scary sharp steel:thumbup:

Great knives everyone!

I, please forgive me, haven't carried a knife in the past couple of days.

Major snowstorm up here that I had to deal with.

Here's a picture of the only family member who enjoys snow.

Have a good one!

Ken K.

Nanc and I had a good laugh at your snowy pal there Ken

That one is verrrrry nice Paul . The Jigging and the Diamond Shield really set that one off .

Harry

Thanks Harry, it's such a great knife that I overlooked for sometime

Today was a Blood Red Jigged Bone Northfield #47 Viper.

Beautiful knife Ron, sending you a text my friend

 

[RDaneel]

Lately I've been carrying the 2016 BF knife. But tonight I put this Case Peanut in my pocket:

That is a stunning Peanut! And very well photographed. :thumbup::thumbup:

Thanks for the enabling encouragement, Dean. :thumbup:
They're thicker than my other 66's (CRS) with the one on the right being the thickest.

Great team for Monday. :thumbup:

And thank you, Dee!

Thanks Dean, those two go well together :thumbup:

Thank you, Jack!

That's an eye-catching pair, Dean! :thumbup: Haven't seen one of your exquisite Presidentials for quite a while. Is the Case a pen knife?

Thank you, Gary! I'm down to one Presidential now (the best one in my opinion); the Case is a pen knife and a favorite one at that.

I see you also have been a ring-opener beneficiary from Jack. They are such special knives and from a special person. :thumbup: