What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[AShearer]

Interesting shot 007, Is that a sheet of OSB?

 

[Old Engineer]

Today


Harry

 

[r8shell]

Couple of good looking knives there! :thumbup: Thanks goodness the cat didn't run off with either of those!



I've got this TC Barlow in my pocket today.

Dang it, Barrett. I'm just getting used to the angular distortion of my new progressive bifocal lenses, and you had me turning my head and adjusting my glasses for a minute there.
Happy April Fools Day.

 

[Gevonovich]

The Menagerie

Blessed be the moments
That seep into my Being
And fill me with colors

 

[Old Engineer]

Gevo !!!!
Nice picture my friend . I do not remember that one in the middle of the bottom row . The jigging on that looks Wickedly Deep .

Harry

 

[Gevonovich]

Gevo !!!!
Nice picture my friend . I do not remember that one in the middle of the bottom row . The jigging on that looks Wickedly Deep .

Harry

estas cavernas?

La gallina

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFFQwGOlcko

 

[007hunter]

Interesting shot 007, Is that a sheet of OSB?

Yes sir, good eye...a very old weathered sheet of OSB. Thanks.

 

[RDaneel]

Looking good Dean. Thanks for the comment on the Davison. I like that Forum knife every time somebody posts one.

Thanks, Alan! The CSC Forum knife has just the right mix of blades. I have only one minor issue with the knife, it is just slightly too long for comfortable year round carry. But I still find it in my pocket frequently!

Stopped at the Point of the Gap at the Delaware Water Gap on my way home from physical therapy today, this is Indian Head rock lookin' at Kittatinny Mountain looking over from NEPA, oh and the 09 Queen/Schatt Morgan Barlow forum knife came along for the ride and a photo op.

Speaking of Forum knives, that one is always a pleasure to see. Your scenic views add to the beauty, Ted.

The SS makes that one a prime candidate for the terrain.
And it looks good, too. :thumbup:

Thanks, Dee!

Feeling my age today! Hoping these two will put a spring in my step! Thanks again for all the good wishes yesterday folks, really meant a lot to me Hope everyone has a good Friday, and a great weekend :thumbup:

Those two knives would make anyone feel young, Jack! Have a great weekend. :thumbup:

This week, I've been carrying a Hen & Rooster mini canoe (thanks, Will):

- GT

That is a delightfully decorous canoe, Gary. What's the size of a mini canoe?

Blue Collar & White Collar

A good working pair of knives, Dee!


Well, the clouds were pretty bright today; here are my carry knives in natural light.

 

[Peregrin]

Nice knives and pics today, folks!
Joel Chamblin WT for me this Stag Saturday. It's a lazy Saturday for me too. The pic isn't new.

 

[Will Power]

Just got this out while raking around in the knife enclosure

I'll carry it for the rest of the day. It's a very solid type, no play or gaps, tough snap and a good sharp D2 blade plus it has a liner lock which I like in addition to the backspring.

Queen D2 Copperhead liner lock in ACSB. Compact but 'tankish' in aspect.

 

[Will Power]

Harry

Those decent knives look completely at home in your beautiful garden, very appealing atmosphere!

Regards, Will

 

[Half/Stop]

Instead of filling two threads this is my stag carry for today.

Alan, that is a beautiful '14 Stag Jack. The first and the best rendition of the 77 to date, IMHO! :thumbup:

Good looking Barlow, Ron!

I've got this TC Barlow in my pocket today.

Thank you Barrett! But Barrett, please don't be messing around with these tired old eyes!!!

007 - That is the first one of the Micarta Hawthornes from the last run I have got to see! Goodness!!! That is a sweet thing! :thumbup: Great photo work as usual.

I was up at 7 AM this morning working in the yard. For me this is Stockman Saturday, I have a well loved family heirloom from the 60's and one I found that is just dang near mint from the same era.

 

[Old Engineer]

Harry

Those decent knives look completely at home in your beautiful garden, very appealing atmosphere!

Regards, Will

That they are Will .
Thank you very much my friend .

Harry

 

[AShearer]

Yes sir, good eye...a very old weathered sheet of OSB. Thanks.

I'm sure you did this on purpose, but the texture of that burlap micarta looks so similar to that old OSB. Really cool shot.

 

[AShearer]

Just got this out while raking around in the knife enclosure

I'll carry it for the rest of the day. It's a very solid type, no play or gaps, tough snap and a good sharp D2 blade plus it has a liner lock which I like in addition to the backspring.

Queen D2 Copperhead liner lock in ACSB. Compact but 'tankish' in aspect.

Very sleek, "tankish" looking knife Will.

 

[AShearer]

Nice knives and pics today, folks!
Joel Chamblin WT for me this Stag Saturday. It's a lazy Saturday for me too. The pic isn't new.

Gary; that is a beauty! Wow! Where you been hiding that one?

 

[joeradza]

Thanks Ron. I'd have to say it's my #1 GEC.

 

[AShearer]

Cool pics guys :thumbup:

Feeling my age today! Hoping these two will put a spring in my step! Thanks again for all the good wishes yesterday folks, really meant a lot to me Hope everyone has a good Friday, and a great weekend :thumbup:

Very nice shot of that TC and watch Jack. Hope you had a great birthday and an equally wonderful weekend.

 

[AShearer]

Today


Harry

Just great my friend! It's looking pretty green where you are:thumbup:

 

[AShearer]

Thanks, Alan! The CSC Forum knife has just the right mix of blades. I have only one minor issue with the knife, it is just slightly too long for comfortable year round carry. But I still find it in my pocket frequently!



Thanks, Dee!



Well, the clouds were pretty bright today; here are my carry knives in natural light.

Looking good again today Dee. Despite that forum knife being a little long, I still keep looking for one. Do you think it's allowed for me to own one, since I only joined in 2016?