What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Travman]

Impressive, Travman! It's hard for me to conceive of the circumstances that would lead to such blade wear in 50 years!

- GT

Most likely that knife lived a life on the farm. They probably used grinding wheel to sharpen it.

This is what it looked like before I cleaned it up.

 

[oldtymer]

packin' lite

 

[Duckdog]

Was going to save these for Sabre Saturday, but will use for wooden Wednesday. A Sabre GESCUT 29 Barlow ("24" is stamped on the pile-side tang, but it is clearly a large Barlow, which is 29/629 in Sabre-speak) and Sabre 45 Hawkbill, both JAPAN. Want patina??

- Stuart

 

[BigBiscuit]

@5K Qs ; Gary, I believe it's officially called a dogleg pattern.

 

[GuestWho101]

 

[Ernie1980]

Camillus made advertising knife for today!

 

[Whetstone39]

Sorry I am a couple of days behind.

Thanks a lot Tom, those colours are eye-catching!

Much appreciated Jack!

Very cool colors, Tom & H&S!! Do you know this Hitchcock movie?
"Stop the colors!"

- GT

I haven't but it is on my list of "must sees" now

Bailed non-SAK of the Week is a Colonial electrician's knife:

I dig that electrician GT, very nice.

For me today, a custom that needs a cleaning and a Winchester scout.

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[singin50]

I carried this Nifebrite One Arm today.

Jacks are always my favorite pattern.

 

[Half/Stop]

Wooden Wednesday Willamette Whittler in Cocobolo today

 

[black mamba]

Ironwood #66

 

[flatblackcapo]

 

[btb01]

Thanks for the follow-up, Barrett. Your 92 looks sweet to me, but personal taste is what it is! Cool dog pic, and that burlap 25 with the stamped bolster is terrific!

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My Euro Knife of the Week is a Taramundi purchased in Sevilla, Spain:

Thanks, GT. Beautiful wood on that Taramundi!

Camillus made advertising knife for today!

Great advertising knife, Ernie! I love stuff like that!

Carried this one again today (and probably tomorrow, too).

 

[Pàdruig]

I'm a few days behind but I have certainly enjoyed seeing everyone's knives. Just have been a bit busy to take pictures and post them myself.

Beautiful Ettrick! That ebony is something else.

I just got an old Primble, and I'm going to carry it today and decide if I want to fix it up or leave it as is.
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That old Primble has some beautiful character. I think it will shine regardless of what you decide. I'll look forward to seeing it again, one way or the other.

These two for me today

I love the depth of that ox horn, Jack. And the countryside views are absolutely wonderful.

My Euro Knife of the Week is a Taramundi purchased in Sevilla, Spain:

I always enjoy seeing your Spanish knives, GT. Especially knowing how much they mean to you.

I have been enjoying the pictures of the Washington Jacks that have been popping up lately. Such classy knives and yours is no exception. I hope they do more runs of them in the future.

Wooden Wednesday Willamette Whittler in Cocobolo today

That cocobolo is beautiful! If the upcoming 78s look that good, I am going to be very happy with my choice.


I had these three with me today, either in my pocket or lounging about on my desk.

 

[Vaporstang]

Was going to save these for Sabre Saturday, but will use for wooden Wednesday. A Sabre GESCUT 29 Barlow ("24" is stamped on the pile-side tang, but it is clearly a large Barlow, which is 29/629 in Sabre-speak) and Sabre 45 Hawkbill, both JAPAN. Want patina??

- Stuart

Thanks for posting that Sabre Hawkbill - It really brings back memories! My dad gave me a Sabre Hawkbill years and years ago. I still have it, but the spring is shot and the edge is ruined. I still hang onto though.

 

[lambertiana]

 

[TheFactor]

 

[Will Power]

Giving the Half Whitt a chance...

 

[Jack Black]

I appreciate your comments about my knives and my "mental ramblings", Jack. I've admired your stag lambsfoot often lately, but this is the first time I recall seeing the pile side, where IMHO the stag is even more impressive than that on the oft-pictured mark side!!
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Thank you my friend, I also think they may have got the stag back to front! I've always liked your pics of your Cadet, and the intriguing bottle-opener, and it is a treat to see that lovely Taramundi yet again

Was going to save these for Sabre Saturday, but will use for wooden Wednesday. A Sabre GESCUT 29 Barlow ("24" is stamped on the pile-side tang, but it is clearly a large Barlow, which is 29/629 in Sabre-speak) and Sabre 45 Hawkbill, both JAPAN. Want patina??

Two great-looking knives Stuart

Yet another superb combo Tom

Smashing Peach Pruner mate, that's some nice ebony

Looking good Barrett, I do like those Northfield bolsters

I love the depth of that ox horn, Jack. And the countryside views are absolutely wonderful.
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Thank you my friend, fantastic threesome

Lovely Lambsfoot sir

I'm carrying these two today

 

[Duckdog]

Thank you my friend, I also think they may have got the stag back to front! I've always liked your pics of your Cadet, and the intriguing bottle-opener, and it is a treat to see that lovely Taramundi yet again



Two great-looking knives Stuart



Yet another superb combo Tom



Smashing Peach Pruner mate, that's some nice ebony



Looking good Barrett, I do like those Northfield bolsters



Thank you my friend, fantastic threesome



Lovely Lambsfoot sir

I'm carrying these two today

Thanks, Jack. Sabres are a low key mystery to me, and I have used those two for years. You have a nice bone and horn collection for the day; the sawn bone is simply classic with its classically simple, yet rich appearance.
- Stuart

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks, Jack. Sabres are a low key mystery to me, and I have used those two for years. You have a nice bone and horn collection for the day; the sawn bone is simply classic with its classically simple, yet rich appearance.

Thank you very much Stuart