What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[jc57]

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Nice Eastern black swallowtail caterpillar you found there.

 

[r8shell]

I like the fixed blade. Looks like it didn't see much use

Thanks, Rob. I agree it didn't see much use, and even more remarkable, it avoided the dreaded drunk-monkey-on-a-grinder sharpening. Being an inexpensive "boy's sheath knife" the steel is thin. Should make for a wicked slicer!

 

[Corn Fed]

That's even niftier than I thought. Thank you for the additional info, Corn Fed.

I like carrying knives that are older than I am.
Wadsworth and Walden
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Also, I'm toting a new "Flea Market Find" Kent made by Camillus for Woolworth's. Possibly 1930's vintage.
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Thanks man. Nice knives.

 

[rockman0]

Haha! A lot of drunk monkeys on the grinder back in the day. I bet it will be a great slicer !

Thanks, Rob. I agree it didn't see much use, and even more remarkable, it avoided the dreaded drunk-monkey-on-a-grinder sharpening. Being an inexpensive "boy's sheath knife" the steel is thin. Should make for a wicked slicer!

 

[knarfeng]

Been a harsh week. Time for one of my favorites to soothe away the annoyances.

 

[Ratbert]

Thanks r8shell. I think I found the one you speak of DSC_1706 | BladeForums.com. Handle shape looks very similar. With mine, the handle opens around the blade. Once the handle is opened fully, the blade is locked in the open position.

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Thanks for the reply r8shell.

Thanks for sharing this. Great pics...I was wondering how it opened!

 

[Half/Stop]

Today I have an Outlaw in Stag with me. A Northfield 76 Jack! Hope everyone has great weekend!

 

[traumkommode]

Some razor sharp O1

 

[RDaneel]

Nice custom sheath. Where did you find it?

From a BF supporting dealer and a skilled leather worker: Barry Johnson aka Gunstockjack. Check out one of his posts for website info.

 

[blademan 13]

 

[Corn Fed]

From a BF supporting dealer and a skilled leather worker: Barry Johnson aka Gunstockjack. Check out one of his posts for website info.

Thank you sir. I definitely will.

 

[screened porch]

I thought I was getting a little obsessed with my Kutmaster Tungsten (TUNGSTEN, Grrr aargh.) So I hid it under the mattress and carried the Camillus stockman and the Sabot queue. (The limber-go-shiftless pocket axe is new today ($5! I couldn't believe it.)

 

[screened porch]

This is from yesterday. My new doctor also has no weapons allowed, so I brought this. If she'd confiscated it, I could have started using my new spare that I don't use because this one is still fine.

 

[HeathH]

 

[Duckdog]

I thought I was getting a little obsessed with my Kutmaster Tungsten (TUNGSTEN, Grrr aargh.) So I hid it under the mattress and carried the Camillus stockman and the Sabot queue. (The limber-go-shiftless pocket axe is new today ($5! I couldn't believe it.)

The knives are very nice. I really like the Sabot. But that roofer's hatchet is a diamond in the rough. Love the broom/rake handle!

 

[oldtymer]

 

[Whetstone39]

I am totin' 3 today, but only really carrying 2 . My 18 year old cousin wants to try a "big ole" belt knife this whitetail deer season, so I am lending him my bark river (bravo I think).

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I have these 2 on my person. Hope everyone is having a fantastic weekend.


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[mykel m]

My modded bullnose came along for todays park wandering.

 

[Old Engineer]

O6 Pemberton and 73 Square End Trapper both in Stag were in my pockets today while picking up Hickory Nuts and contemplating my next project .




Harry

 

[5K Qs]

As my daddy used to say, I was showin out today with this Ivory Broadway Jack!

That Ivory Northwoods is 99.9% pure, Perry!

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Today I was Totin this one

I always enjoy seeing that Viper with the rattler tail, Ron! I really enjoy seeing the wood-handled knives folks post, but I don't have many of my own; I'll have to write a "Get Wood" note on my "Wanna Buy" list!

Been carrying these the past few days
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What a salubrious pair those Black Box Winchesters are, Mohawk!!

This one today .

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Harry

Such a satisfying knife, Harry!!

Yesterday and today. #78 ebony jack. Out with dogs on our prairie walk.
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Some cool "wavy" clouds today.

Superb pics of your knife, your dogs, and especially this cloud formation, Paul!

Today with my new knife (although old) with the hands in horn of bovine, this Portuguese made by a craftsman from the village of Especiosa-Miranda do Douro, who has the son to continue his work.
The knife in stag is of the son that follows the lines of the father!!!

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What a salutary pair, Pt-Luso!! Congratulations on the new horn knife! I'm fascinated by the "artwork" on the blades of both knives.

Carrying these today

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What a special trio, Steve!! The scarlet old cross farmer looks so comfortable, and that Utica has scintillating jigging! Is the Leatherman the very first model??

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Here's mine today. Headed downtown to the Italian Fest with a Case/Bose Norfolk and my AG Russell pinched peanut.

Gary, with that scrumptious contrasting pair, every day must be a Fest of some kind!!

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Had a heck of a week here, be glad when it's done! These two are keeping me company today

Black and silver is sophisticated color combo, Jack! I hope Saturday has helped you recover from a less-than-ideal week.

I put away the Daddy Barlow and picked this One Arm Man Barlow for today: Case 6205 R from 1973. The scales are jigged bone.

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- Stuart

Seductive knife, Stuart, but I'm shocked to learn it's jigged bone (I'd have said stag in a heartbeat)!

I went with a blue and red theme today. First up my 2014 Tidioute 15A114 modified from a one arm razor to a clip point by Blade Forums very own the world famous mrknife (just kidding Jack). Next is my 1998 Case xx 62009 1/2 Barlow in jigged blue bone.

Your red and blue knives make a very select pair, Randy!!

Sensational knife, Dee! I'd have guessed it was a much bigger knife than a 14, and that dye job is impressive!

No sir GT. A forum member is getting into knife modding so I let him practice on my 99. I'm extremely happy with the final outcome.

I'll bet you are! That is one slick 99!!

Thanks my friend, you're very kind Kevin's knife is a Peach Pruner BTW

Thanks for the ID, Jack.

Old Schrade "S" today...

Shazzam, Atiger!! Sweet butterscotch handles! (I don't drink whiskey, so I'll say Butterscotch is better scotch! )

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Thank you, GT! I think it's going back in my pocket for the rest of the day. I was carrying my carbon fiber, titanium bolstered LionSteel earlier, since I had to go to the DR. for a checkup and I knew they'd be weighing me, so I wanted to go with something light!

Thanks for the great advice, r8shell!! I have an annual physical Monday morning, and may have to postpone whatever my knife schedule prescribes for the week until after the appointment!

Stag 83 Tascosa.
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That 83 stag is an absolute sensual stunner, Alan!!

These two today. Will be away for a weekend hunt, I will be looking forward to catching up with you all when I get back.

That's some serious timber to take into the woods for the weekend, Dylan; enjoy!!

Couple of peanuts.
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That scrimshaw r8shell did is something else, Mike!! I like the way you've been featuring it in your pics this week!

It's Fifteen-Friday

Simple, singular, sublime!! Thanks for dropping in to stimulate my heart rate, Tim!

Minimalist today.

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Sleek pair, John! The Alox Minichamp is striking (although I'd miss the pen from my celidor model). Your green Peanut is snazzy, too; I have only a couple of green knives, and don't usually think of green as a knife color for me, but a knife like your Peanut gives me second thoughts!

Had some work to do in the yard today, took my "Heavy Lifter" along.
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Solid knife, oldtymer; the right tool for the job!!

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Startling pair, GG!! Beauty and the Beast!

Stately, stylish Case, cthorness! (Whatcha whittlin'? )

Carrying these two today, stag for Stag Saturday, TC Barlow for Charlie C's birthday (gifted to me by the always generous @Campbellclanman) Happy Birthday @waynorth ! And to Dave @knowtracks, and our other birthday boys and girls

A substantial, festive pair,
So suave and debonair!
Swell choices, Jack!

- GT