What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Stelth said:
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Schrade GDOT stockman.
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Sweet Schrade, I really like it! Steven
 
Today I wore, what I usually not do, two traditionals. A Case Peanut SS Blue Bone and a Case Trapper CV Dark Red Bone Handles.

I think, every one of them would be enough for EDC, but I liked to carry theese two at the same time. Very small meets very tall :D

Kind regards
Andi
 
Gary, that is really a beautiful knife! How big is it (closed)?
I love single bladed wharncliffs :)
Still with me since last weekend is my Opinel #6 in rosewood.

Fausto
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I did a bit of pocket tradin' for this one a while ago. The tip was broken off and fairly dull. After a liitle attention it has won me over. You don't see these little 12OT's here often.

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ndeezl said:
Gorgeous knife Gary.

Nathan
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Thanks Nathan!

quattromori said:
Gary, that is really a beautiful knife! How big is it (closed)?
I love single bladed wharncliffs :)
Still with me since last weekend is my Opinel #6 in rosewood.

Fausto
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Thanks Fausto! The Small Rounder is 3 5/8" closed. Just the right size for pocket carry, IMO. I really like the modified wharncliff blade too.
 
I found my mini copperhead, so I am carrying it today. It was lost for 6 days. But, we have been reunited. I was really stressed out trying to decide which available version I was going to get as a replacement.

Ed J
 
TLARbb said:
I found my mini copperhead, so I am carrying it today. It was lost for 6 days. But, we have been reunited. I was really stressed out trying to decide which available version I was going to get as a replacement.

Ed J
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so just outta curiosity, where was it?
somewhere interesting? or just in the couch cushions?
 
I had it when I was installing a door closer on the town hall building in greater Athens, and when I picked up the box and the extra stuff (screws, instruction sheet) I had just put it in the box with the screws and instructions. Don't know why, but that's the where of it.

Ed J
 
Glad to hear you found it, Ed! I hate when one of mine gets misplaced. It's a bad feeling when you reach for your knife and realize it's not there.

I've been using this two blade Wiseman Sowbelly for the last couple of days.
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sappyg said:
Agh... so that's what they look like with a full blade. That's a gem of s knife you got there Robert. :thumbup:
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LOL yup, she gets sharpened just not a whole bunch...I love using it to scrape out my tobacco pipes so it tends to keep an edge a long time. Had it 10 years now, lost it 7 times or so, but the store I got it at said they had it sitting in their display case for at least 10 or more years and they forgot they had it till i noticed it in other non-knife stock at a hobby store.

They sold it to me for the price the old yellow, faded sticker had on it so I was quite pleased (first time losing it was the day I got it!!!). The adventures of a 120T :D
 
This is traditional as they come.... except it is not a folder. Today I broke up ribs with the Foster Bros early 1900s 8" bladed cleaver. Still has the original handle and I've cleaned it up quite a bit. It plays a pretty strong role in the kitchen these days. Last week it split acrorn squash with almost zero effort.

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Heh. My Buck 110 has found its way into my pocket today. Happens about once a month. Falls to the bottom of my pocket with an audible "thud". The anti-Opinel. I usually need to get my back adjusted by my chiro when I pocket carry the 110, but it definitely gets/keeps me used to a knife in the pocket. The Opinel just floats in my pocket when I go back to it, which I always do 9 days out of 10. Rumor has it that a Buck 500 may be coming for Christmas, so I do need to up my game in terms of what I'm willing to carry.
 
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