What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[AShearer]

Fantastic Mason Bob. I know he has a huge waiting list. Would love to have one.

Man there's only a few threads I know that move this fast. Beautiful pics guys, we really need to make a calendar for the folks on the porch to download.

Here's my traditional carry today 2013 GEC SFO, BFC Congress Jack with ivory micarta and my Lone Wolf/Loveless City Knife. The back pocket sheath was made by a friend and as you can see by the leather's patina, it's carried everyday. I cleaned it once when it was new but I like the way it looks now much better.

I love that Loveless Ted! Very classy! :thumbup:

Great knives and ways to carry everyone:thumbup:

The black Micarta Hay n Helper today:thumbup:

Simple goodness Paul.

Great photo :thumbup:

After yesterday's accident the 55 is gonna be just fine .

I couldn't break the spell of the 13 and so I carried both today! You can see how much of a beast the 55 blade is compared with the 13

rockgolfer: Some great looking knives there. Those 13's do kind of put a spell on you don't they ?

Carrying two today. My Davison, which I have pictured for two days and this Whip.

 

[RDaneel]

Thanks, Dean!

Another calendar quality photo, as usual. :thumbup:

Thank you, Dee! I appreciate your kind comments about my photography skills.

Thanks Dean, excellent pic of your forum knife :thumbup:

Also carrying my Lick Creek Barlow :thumbup:

Thank you.

Jack, you have an absolutely perfect and gorgeous LC Barlow! :thumbup::thumbup:

On vacation with the family, all day is non-stop focus on the girls (as it should be) but sneaking a little late night time to try and catch up on this best of threads. 6 new pages since I last posted, so many cool knives and stories! Paul loved your North Dakota post! Thanks to all that complimented my Heartland, much appreciated. This knife is always one I bring when out of town and overall it's a tough one to beat in my mind

Good Barlow to have on a trip, Drew. :thumbup:

Oh my, that is some quality bone. Dee!

Superb Remington Barlow, Gev! :thumbup: Do you have any idea of the age?

Beautiful knife, Bob! What kind of wood is it?


I have had my favorite carry with me the last couple of days.

 

[BigBiscuit]

Thank you Alan. Nice Whip. :thumbup:

Dean, it's burled Desert Ironwood. If we ever get any sunshine here in New England, I'll take some nicer pics. The wood comes alive in the sunlight.

 

[rockgolfer]

Alan, indeed they do! Beautiful stag on your whip :thumbup:

 

[black mamba]

Raining like anything here, so I grabbed my stainless "Big Red" to head out to the doctor's office this afternoon.

 

[GuestWho101]

Camel & Buffalo for Whittlin' Wednesday.

 

[T. Erdelyi]

I really like he Loveless too but it'll never get a patina like this one, it'll always look the same. I guess that'll be like always havin' a like new knife.

 

[Half/Stop]

Thanks Ron. I think we're long overdue for a chat.

Bob - Yes my friend we are long overdue! My apologies buddy, soon, very soon!

I'm going with this. I like the 38 frame in all its variants, but the Pruner blade, single-spring and Camel Bone works well.

Thanks, Will

Will - That 38 just proves a knife can be beautiful and still be strictly business! :thumbup:

Classic, Ron! All business! :thumbup:

Zambrano blade etch on a knife my daughter got me at his shop in Toledo, Spain (but a Spanish BF member has convinced me the knife was actually produced by the Nieto company)

- GT

Gary - Thank you! Regardless who made it, it is a sleek knife! :thumbup:

Gev - Your Remington Barlow is a timeless beauty! That Sawcut Bone is without rival! :thumbup:

Bob - Your LC is a wonderful knife! Kudos to Mr. Mason for his skill and craftsmanship! :thumbup:

Great knives and ways to carry everyone:thumbup:

The black Micarta Hay n Helper today:thumbup:

Paul - I echo the great knives everyone! The 47 Hay'n Helper is a workhorse of a knife. I have several in my collection, but my most frequently used is Orange Delrin and O1.

Today I am carrying my OO 73 Scout. I love this knife and quite frankly could carry it all the time. I bought it very lightly used on the exchange back in 2015 right after they were released. I also bought one from Bob Andrews and one from BigBiscuit and they are both tucked away NIT just in case! After all one can never be to careful!!

 

[BigBiscuit]

Looking forward to it Ron.
I never tire of seeing that OO 73.

 

[r8shell]

Tomorrow will start early. The tree guys are scheduled to take down the Hackberry of Damocles before it falls on my house.
I'll be carrying a couple of old trees for good luck.

 

[paulhilborn]

Both nice Rachel, but that wee pen is fantastic:thumbup:

 

[Old Engineer]

More great looking knives Harry! You got me interested in TEW now

Thank you my friend .
I just sent you an E-Mail too .

Harry

 

[Old Engineer]

Just a beautiful knife Bob .

Harry

 

[Old Engineer]

Super stag on the 83 Harry.

Thank you very much Alan and Drew !!!

 

[007hunter]

Snuck out the stag 77 yankee jack for stroll today...

 

[blademan 13]

Still in labor. Close though. Can see his head!

LOL! Funniest thing I have read in awhile, CLASSIC! I hope you took the time to screen shot that, he will love it someday. Best of luck:thumbup:

 

[AShearer]

Thank you Alan. Nice Whip. :thumbup:

Dean, it's burled Desert Ironwood. If we ever get any sunshine here in New England, I'll take some nicer pics. The wood comes alive in the sunlight.

Thank you Bob, I think Whip It!🤙

 

[r8shell]

Both nice Rachel, but that wee pen is fantastic:thumbup:

Thank you, Paul. I bought it in a package with a handful of Bokers that needed various amounts of cleaning and repair. Since it was in good shape, I put it aside at the time and then sort of forgot about it. I'm impressed by how tightly the blades are fitted on this little guy.

 

[AShearer]

Snuck out the stag 77 yankee jack for stroll today...

So, there you go! Wonderfull 007

 

[AShearer]

Thank you my friend .
I just sent you an E-Mail too .

Harry

No email received Harry? Pm or shearer1612@gmail.com.