What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Have a great holiday everyone, have fun and be safe:thumbsup:

A vintage Camillus Sword Brand EO Jack on a wonderful Summers night, slight breeze and a great cigar on my deck:cool:

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5K Qs said:
Looking good, Greg! :cool::cool: I've never handled a GEC #14; how small do they feel? You obviously are smitten with the single-blade models :thumbsup:, and don't agree with those who claim they're too thin without 2 blades. (Are any of the non-Barlows available with 2 blades?)
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Thanks GT. They feel a bit smaller than a 34OT, as you might expect, since the 34OT is longer and has more blades. But, not nearly as much smaller as I'd expected. The single-blade model still feels plenty comfortable in my hand. I wear a medium in gloves and get a 3 1/2 finger grip on the 14. I really like its slim profile in the pocket.

They did make two-blade, non-Barlow 14s. In fact, I think some are still available new from dealers.

Speaking of 34OTs, that's what I've got in my pocket today:

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Henry Beige said:
South Africa. The Okapi ratchet knife used to be made in Germany for the African market, and became a favorite of Keith Richards by way of Jamaican rudeboys. In addition to the ratchet, there are several Okapi slip joint designs that I had never seen until they appeared on the Baryonyx site. I have no idea if those are old designs or if they originated after production shifted to SA.

I agree that Opinel is a paragon of sophistication and refinement by comparison. But if you want a sheepsfoot blade on an Opinel, you have to grind it yourself.
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Thanks Henry. I'd not been to Baryonyx before. I just had a look. Funny thing is, they describe the Okapi Genet as a sheepsfoot, but they're showing clipped blades. The Svord caught my eye too, very nice looking when open. Just don't know about the protruding tang when closed.
 
BigBiscuit said:
This has become my regular Sunday carry for a while now.

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Bob I am so proud that you are enjoying that beauty! Nice start on the patina! :thumbsup::cool:

paulhilborn said:
Have a great holiday everyone, have fun and be safe:thumbsup:

A vintage Camillus Sword Brand EO Jack on a wonderful Summers night, slight breeze and a great cigar on my deck:cool:

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Paul my friend that Camillus is just a beautiful old knife! :thumbsup:

I have a couple of days off for the holiday. I am Totin this Peachseed TC Clip to start off the week! :D
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Half/Stop said:
Bob I am so proud that you are enjoying that beauty! Nice start on the patina! :thumbsup::cool:



Paul my friend that Camillus is just a beautiful old knife! :thumbsup:

I have a couple of days off for the holiday. I am Totin this Peachseed TC Clip to start off the week! :D
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Oh thats a really nice TC barlow and i love the bone on it.
 
Thanks Ron. I do enjoy it every time I slide it into my pocket for the day. Thank you to my fine group of good friends on that one.
 
thefrank said:
Northwoods Fremont Jack for Fremont Friday
that is the best looking denim northwoods i've seen yet..

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Travman said:
I've been carrying this #79 Workhorse for the past few days.View attachment 727139
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Finally, i get to see it.. great wood .. what are they?

SVTFreak said:
View attachment 727119 Just a test really, but what I'm carrying today. Testing upload trying camera instead of photo album
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Speaking of "tests" The tube says " Hammer Tested" so here is Vise Tested...
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