What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Peregrin]

Gary
That Lloyd is a pleasure to see any time and it's only going to get better with age


The clearie shooter won the lag and this one is for keepsies Its Ringer...so get your ducks in a row

Thanks, Gevo. Cool shot and description!

 

[TheChunk91]

This'll do for today.

 

[Gevonovich]

Thanks, Gevo. Cool shot and description!

Thank you for the fine compliment, Gary! Have a great day :thumbup:

 

[Dschal]

 

[Itsasportsbar]

Great knives everyone!

Thanks for the comment Gary.

Terrific knife Chief and knives r8shell.

Today it's a Case Eisenhower and a Wenger Pocket Tool Chest.

Have a great day!

Ken K.

 

[SVTFreak]

This'll do for today.

Very very nice.

 

[black mamba]

Gorgeous coco on that #74, Gev!

 

[TheChunk91]

Very very nice.

Thank you for the compliment Sir.

 

[RDaneel]

Nice pic Dean, and a reminder of another nice knife I should carry more :thumbup:
Watchpocket Barlow and HJ9 for me today :thumbup:

Thanks, Jack!

That watch pocket Barlow is a nice looking knife! GEC did a good job on the sawcut bone on those little gems. :thumbup:

Thanks for the marble info, Rachel and Jack. I suspect there's regional variation among marble names. We called some type(s) of marbles "aggies" but I don't think they were the type of marble Rachel referred to. I think we called "the clear ones with the color swirls inside" "cat's eyes", not "mabs"; they were very common in my neck of the woods, and as Jack mentioned, not highly valued.

Your Barlow looks like one of the first signs of spring out on the trail!

a couple of knives that I carry every day. The Minichamp actually came from a previous gun&knife show excursion. The Rough Rider stockman came from r8shell!

- GT

Thanks, Gary!

The two marble names I highlighted in your comments is what I remember from my marble days in upstate New York and Michigan. We called the steel ones "steelies" - they were looked down upon as not real marbles. (This is what I remember from my childhood)

Your two EDC knives have become classic favorites to see on the Porch, Gary! Both look useful and the RR stockman is, of course, one of a kind. :thumbup:

Gary
The clearie shooter won the lag and this one is for keepsies Its Ringer...so get your ducks in a row

Beautiful knife, Gev. :thumbup: I have so little memory of my childhood; I guess I've lost my marbles!

Today it's a Case Eisenhower and a Wenger Pocket Tool Chest.

Have a great day!

Ken K.

The Eisenhower is gor-g-us, Ken! :thumbup::thumbup:


I had my scratted Ancient with me today.

 

[66sprint6]

Just got this in yesterday and have it with me while I get some work done. Might tag along in the pocket for the next coupld days maybe.



Matt

 

[GuestWho101]

Watchpocket Barlow and HJ9 for me today :thumbup:

Can't go wrong with those two, Jack! :thumbup:

My favorite, and I'm sure one of yours too.

Incredible photo shoot, Gev! :thumbup:

I had my scratted Ancient with me today.

Nice Dean!
Man, those leaves are strong!

 

[TheChunk91]

RDaneel very cool photo!

 

[RDaneel]

Nice Dean!
Man, those leaves are strong!

RDaneel very cool photo!

Thanks, Dee and Paul Thomas!

 

[Playboyjoe Joe]

One of the two. In a cutting mood!

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[screened porch]

Super cool knife and terrific cat's eyes

Thank you. I love these queues de poisson and have just ordered a third one.

My dad's aluminum bin-full of clay marbles is around here somewhere. I'll try to find them before the marbles topic is exhausted.

 

[Buzzbait]

I've been giving this WW2 Camillus engineer's knife a lot of carry time lately. The blade isn't the fullest, and some of the tools have some play, but there's just something about this beautiful old knife.

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[Carboniferous]

U2 out in the rain:

 

[tmd_87]

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[knarfeng]

This Moki Kronos in VG10 and stagbone covers. A truly elegant piece of cutlery...

 

[Gevonovich]

Gorgeous coco on that #74, Gev!

The staff at KSF picked a good one for me! They were quite helpful and followed up as well. :thumbup::thumbup: Thanks so much, Jeff

Beautiful knife, Gev. :thumbup: I have so little memory of my childhood; I guess I've lost my marbles!

I had my scratted Ancient with me today.

I don't think so ....you picked out that beautiful Ancient

Incredible photo shoot, Gev! :thumbup:

My cat jumped right into that shot and shaded the handle...she's my shadow helper Thank you Sir!

I've been giving this WW2 Camillus engineer's knife a lot of carry time lately. The blade isn't the fullest, and some of the tools have some play, but there's just something about this beautiful old knife.

It's a gem Buzz! One day I'll find one of those old scout knives