What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[screened porch]

New here. Carrying this knife that was found in a field at my uncles house. Was told by a co worker that it could be an old Case. Not really sure as I don't see any markings. Any ideas from anyone?

Thanks,

Troy

Welcome aboard. I look forward to seeing that picture.

 

[MT Damascus]

Today these two are with me,

Marbles Handy Hunter in 52100 and 4 pin stag, Claude Scott sheath; F. Hartkopf lockback in Thuya burl and Markus Balbach carbon damascus, 330 layers

 

[Atiger]

Another single-blade barlow today - this one, an old Hibbard...

 

[Gevonovich]

Today these two are with me,

Marbles Handy Hunter in 52100 and 4 pin stag, Claude Scott sheath; F. Hartkopf lockback in Thuya burl and Markus Balbach carbon damascus, 330 layers

Exquisite ! What a joy to see

 

[MartyNC]

Another single-blade barlow today - this one, an old Hibbard...

I have never seen a Hibbard before. It's really nice looking.

 

[MT Damascus]

Exquisite ! What a joy to see

Thanks Gev, the Handy Hunter is a beauty and came from the collection of the late, Dave Shirley, whom ran the Custom shop for Marbles, when Mike Stewart owned it. I am surprised more people don't own Hartkopf's, they are built in a tiny shop with only a few skilled craftsmen, while utilized very old tooling. Claude Scott is also one of the nicest people in the knife world, and exquisite, craftsman.

 

[Peregrin]

Along for the ride today.
Case/Bose WT

 

[Stropping Young Lad]

Today these two are with me,

Marbles Handy Hunter in 52100 and 4 pin stag, Claude Scott sheath; F. Hartkopf lockback in Thuya burl and Markus Balbach carbon damascus, 330 layers

Love the Marbles. What a beaut.

 

[Whetstone39]

I'm a broken record.

I have got to hunt one of those down someday, fantastic pic Buzz

I'm heading over to see ADEE early in the morning, got these two in my pockets already

Jack that is my favorite TC, the white scales are stunning

Great Soldier there, GT. I'm getting back to basics, carrying the civilian equivalent today, the Pioneer. What a great knife.

And this one:

Great pics Chin!

An AG Russel premium scout with me today.

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[joeradza]

A little bit of a switch today knowing they're not going to get much use.

 

[Buzzbait]

An AG Russel premium scout with me today.

The Premium Scout is always an awesome choice!!!

 

[balor85]

Menefee Made stag trapper

 

[burnside]

It's been a few years, and now I'm back. It's good to see that a lot of familiar people are still here as well as a lot of new folks. I took a little hiatus from bladeforums and knife collecting in general, but I'm back and rekindling my love for traditional folders once again. Here is one of my only two GEC knives that I currently have left, and it is probably my favorite pattern. In my pocket today is the Northfield SFO #85 easy open bullet end with a single blade and liner lock in African Blackwood. My other GEC is a 1st run SFO single blade TC Barlow in Ebony by Charlie Campagna (pictures to come soon).

 

[Kevin-B]

A little bit of a switch today knowing they're not going to get much use.View attachment 732724

Wow! That UN-X-LD barlow looks really nice.
What a great knife.

 

[007hunter]

A little bit of a switch today knowing they're not going to get much use.View attachment 732724

Wow!...really love the way that stag has acquired that worn in relic'd look, I'm assuming that was earned with a lot of pocket time and TLC?

 

[Railsplitter]

Welcome back burnside!

 

[Jack Black]

Very nice Ron

Great pairing Chin Whose the maker on the Lambsfoot?

Jack that is my favorite TC, the white scales are stunning

Thanks Tom, it's a while since I carried it, my only #14, and I think it may be due some more pocket time That's a super Scout my friend

 

[VashHash]

GEC 98 camp knife cranberry bone. I have to find a new place to upload images so just imagine it on an oak tree or something southern.

 

[Hickory n steel]

GEC 98 camp knife cranberry bone. I have to find a new place to upload images so just imagine it on an oak tree or something southern.

Try postimage.org

 

[joeradza]

Thanks Kevin-B .
007hunter I'm the second owner of the 25, but I think it's pretty much original. It's the only stag knife I own with that characteristic.