What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Atiger]

Today it's this old '33-'41 Russell...

 

[rarreola]

This Robeson

 

[Jack Black]

Have a nice nautical day, Jack. You certainly have the correct cutlery!

I seem to have become knife lazy as I have been carrying this one all week!

Thanks a lot Dean, that's a great-looking knife

Jack thanks for the compliment my friend! I hope you have beautiful weather and great weekend at the festival. A very appropriate pair indeed for the waterfront!

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Today Pam and I are off to visit one of my guys who is in the hospital. Afterward we plan to grab some lunch and maybe a stop by Sams before heading home. I am carrying this new to me GEC #53 Stockman from '08. Buttery Smooth Elk and 440C, what's not to like. Even if it is a 2nd!

Thank you my kind friend Hope you've hjad a good day, that elk is special

Today it's this old '33-'41 Russell...

Superb

 

[RDaneel]

Dean your 15 Sheep is a versatile EDC knife. And they are a very good looking knife to boot!

Today Pam and I are off to visit one of my guys who is in the hospital. Afterward we plan to grab some lunch and maybe a stop by Sams before heading home. I am carrying this new to me GEC #53 Stockman from '08. Buttery Smooth Elk and 440C, what's not to like. Even if it is a 2nd!

Thanks, Ron! Quite an attractive knife for a 2nd.

Adalynn wanted to show off her pink knife. She allowed me to put my carry in the pic as well through a deal that involved ice-cream. Hope you all have a wonderful weekend.

Beautiful, Brett! Oh, and the knives are good looking, too!

Thanks a lot Dean, that's a great-looking knife

Thanks, Jack!

 

[paulhilborn]

Great carries everyone

A circa 50's/60's Robeson "Carpenter's Choice" utility knife for me today.

 

[Whetstone39]

I'm off to Leeds Waterfront Festival today to see some old boats and some old mills. These two seemed appropriate Have a great weekend everyone

Have a great time Jack, you look to be in outstanding company

I seem to have become knife lazy as I have been carrying this one all week!

Great pic Dean

Beautiful Barlow Jeff.

I rarely carry my TC, not sure why, maybe because it is my one and only.

If someone could instruct me on how to multi quote across more than one page from a phone it would be greatly appreciated, I can't seem to figure it out.

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[Jack Black]

Have a great time Jack, you look to be in outstanding company

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Thanks a lot Tom, that's a fantastic pairing my friend Hope you're having a great weekend

http://www.leedswaterfrontfestival.com/

 

[pipedreams308]

Vic Cadet and a '75 Case 6392.

 

[5K Qs]

Carried my 2 Old Guys to the YMCA and coffee and then while running around old day . Mr. Russell and Mr. Oates . Have to use some old pictures because it is too dark out to take some new ones.


Harry

Your oldies are definitely goodies, Harry!

Northwoods Hawthorne Jack

Those denim covers are outstanding, the frank!!

This American Whittler from Brett arrived today

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Congrats, Paul; that congress whittler looks superb!

Welcome back GT! Always like seeing that pic of your Cadet
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Carrying two old friends for Old Friends Friday today Alfred Blackwell Lambsfoot and a George Ibberson Penknife ...

Thanks, Jack. Your impressive consecutive lambsfoot/penknife streak continues!!

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I've been carrying the Geppetto Whittler all week. Here posing with yesterday's harvest:
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r8shell, r8shell,
Quite pal8shell,
How does your garden grow?
Notable harvest, gallant Geppetto!
(There are very few rhymes for r8shell or Rachel; didn't know that until I tried to modify the nursery rhyme. )

I hand picked this wonderful Camillus C4 today, to help me celebrate "Faux-Bone Friday"!!!
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I like Faux-Bone Friday, Buzz. (Although I like the knife even more! )

That's a sweet White Owl, Travman, and I like your set-up for carrying it!

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Forgot to carry these two for Wooden Wednesday, so happy ........ fibrous Friday?

Fibrous Friday has a ring to it, Tom! Cool pic; each time I see your olive wood Joker, it reminds me of what a splendid knife that model is, and how much I appreciate mine!

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Home from a few days away at the coast. Took along something beach-proof(ish).

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Interesting to see an all-business work knife relaxing on the beautiful beach! Great photo, donn!

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It was hard to make a choice this morning but finally settled on that double bolstered Lambsfoot.

That's a praiseworthy lambsfoot, FBC! (And I didn't even remember that you had it! ) Does it have a name? Is Rosie jealous?

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Thank you my friend, I could probably keep it up for a while! May your life always be rich, and your days a little less full

I'll bet you could extend your lambsfoot/penknife streak considerable longer! I appreciate the kind sentiment.

My youngest girl graduating High School tonite. Always carry my "Significant Event" knife on occasions just like this.
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Congrats, Jamie, on both the graduation and the stunning special events knife!

1980 Kissing Cranes Eureka Cattle Knife, for NKCA.

I always enjoy seeing that one, Jeff! (In fact, I recently bought a Rough Rider red bone stockman with that Eureka profile, thanks to seeing yours. )

You've been posting some Black Beauties lately, Bob!

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This Case CV Sowbelly in Chestnut Jigged Bone just in from my good friend Brett was in my pocket today!

That's a stellar sowbelly, Ron! A good man sent me one just like it, once upon a time!

Can not remember when I carried this one last . It deserves a to be carried more . 77 Barlow

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Harry

That's a dazzling, dark 1-blade Northfield Barlow, Harry; glad you took it out for some fresh air!

I picked up this Chinese made knife on my honeymoon almost 7 years ago in Apgar Village, MT. Ive never carried it and I certainly paid way to much for in the tourist trap store. I wasnt even into knives then, but Im glad I have it now. Slightly smaller than a GEC 83.

Thanks for the story behind the knife, Brett! (You should try to take better care of the tool behind the knife, though! )

Funny....nor for me either

I even tried poetry and homemade sauce

IMHO, that trio should be magical, Gev!

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I'm off to Leeds Waterfront Festival today to see some old boats and some old mills. These two seemed appropriate Have a great weekend everyone

Jack, I really admire your ability to come up with a knife (or two) for every occasion! I like both of those knives on their own merits, but they certainly are well-suited to a Waterfront Festival!

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I like your choices in iron supplements, Gary.
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I seem to have become knife lazy as I have been carrying this one all week!

Thanks, Dean, although I've abandoned the slow release iron after reading something about its relative ineffectiveness (and no longer remember the details ). I can see why it's difficult to abandon your dapper knife!

Adalynn wanted to show off her pink knife. She allowed me to put my carry in the pic as well through a deal that involved ice-cream. Hope you all have a wonderful weekend.

I admire that you've made knives a family affair, Brett!

Today it's this old '33-'41 Russell...

Exquisite!!

This week, among other knives, I've been totin':
a Buck canoe with wood covers

a Klaas mini canoe with brown bone covers

and a Marbles 5" leg knife with white bone and stag covers

- GT

 

[Half/Stop]

That's a stellar sowbelly, Ron! A good man sent me one just like it, once upon a time!

Thanks my friend!

 

[mykel m]

I thought I'd carry this old Colonial fish knife today.
This handle shape is very comfortable in hand.

 

[lambertiana]

 

[knarfeng]

A Case Swayback Jack in CV and red bone...

 

[Peregrin]

Rounder on ride along today. Great knives and pics today!

 

[joeradza]

Still loving it Gary.

 

[r8shell]

r8shell, r8shell,
Quite pal8shell,
How does your garden grow?
Notable harvest, gallant Geppetto!
(There are very few rhymes for r8shell or Rachel; didn't know that until I tried to modify the nursery rhyme. )

It's a tough name for rhymes, and doesn't lend itself to many good nicknames, either. Good on ya fer tryin'

Today I spent some time at the local watering hole, sharpening some humble classics.

 

[KBA]

Thanks
Beautiful, Brett! Oh, and the knives are good looking, too!
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Thanks buddy

5K Qs family and pocket knives just seem to go together

 

[Jack Black]

Jack, I really admire your ability to come up with a knife (or two) for every occasion! I like both of those knives on their own merits, but they certainly are well-suited to a Waterfront Festival!
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Thanks a lot my friend, I like your Buck Canoe You're doing well with the multi-quote

It's a tough name for rhymes, and doesn't lend itself to many good nicknames, either. Good on ya fer tryin'

Today I spent some time at the local watering hole, sharpening some humble classics.
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At least you weren't r8shell-ly abused GT!

Nice line-up r8shell, gotta love a bar where you can drink AND sharpen your knives

Carrying these two old favourites today Have a great Sunday everyone

 

[MJ71]

Bob. That is a truly beautiful knife. Simply stunning.

 

[MJ71]

Jack. Every time I see this knife it makes me smile. So please forgive my ignorance (I've been afraid to ask as you've no doubt described it elsewhere), but what make / brand of knife is this?