What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Atiger said:
I've admired that old Craftsman since you first posted it. I've asked Glennbad to rehandle an old Western Barlow of mine with some of that jiggled bone if he has any left. I'm looking forward to seeing the results.
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Thank you! Glenn really outdid himself with my old Craftsman. His work will fit right into your astounding Barlow collection. Be sure to post some pictures once you get it back!
 
Best wishes to those affected by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma and to those still touched by the memories of 9/11.
Case pattern 009R and a C+K Lockwood Brothers barehead jack will get me through the day.

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- Stuart
 
Duckdog said:
Best wishes to those affected by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma and to those still touched by the memories of 9/11.
Case pattern 009R and a C+K Lockwood Brothers barehead jack will get me through the day.

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- Stuart
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Two fine knives there Stuart, but I particularly like the Lockwood Bros, outstanding :thumbsup:
 
Thanks, Jack. It's a real conversation starter. A lot of my buddies use knives, but don't collect or research them. When I pull out this knife (or an old redbone Case or Winterbottom bone Queen) during a round of drinks, the tongues start to wag. They appreciate the quality and craftsmanship put into the older knives (and some newer ones, too).
- Stuart
 
Duckdog said:
Thanks, Jack. It's a real conversation starter. A lot of my buddies use knives, but don't collect or research them. When I pull out this knife (or an old redbone Case or Winterbottom bone Queen) during a round of drinks, the tongues start to wag. They appreciate the quality and craftsmanship put into the older knives (and some newer ones, too).
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I bet it is Stuart :) I am also a lover of the history of these old knives :thumbsup:
 
Duckdog said:
Thanks, Jack. It's a real conversation starter. A lot of my buddies use knives, but don't collect or research them. When I pull out this knife (or an old redbone Case or Winterbottom bone Queen) during a round of drinks, the tongues start to wag. They appreciate the quality and craftsmanship put into the older knives (and some newer ones, too).
- Stuart
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Ahhh, old redbone Case and an old winterbottom bone Queen - your post made me go looking for these two oldies. Both have much sentimental value to me. Thanks!

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Well i'm not totin this knife today infact im not really totin any knife today simply because i'm not allowed to have a pocketknife on me at work.
But i though it was traditional enough to show you fellas

(btw this is just a no-brand cheaply made knife they sell at the
construction store where i work)

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akaMatt said:
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Got this last week, so it'll be carried for a while, I think.
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My bad, I thought this thread was "what traditional knife are you droppin' today"... :mad:

Barely owned this 72 hours and it slipped out of my hand onto the pavement! No real harm done, just a couple minor dings on the end. Still, gimme a week at least! :)
 
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