What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[HST]

I use this combo - just about - everyday. My most used tools for sure.

 

[Duckdog]

@Nature Boy , very nice Wostenholn

 

[tomsch]

Not a good picture but I realized that I have been ignoring this one for quite some time.

 

[T. Erdelyi]

This one's still ridin' shotgun in my RF pocket.

 

[black mamba]

black mamba - that looks like an Ontario Stockman!

Spot on, traum, Queen built Ontario RAT. It's their railsplitter pattern #63, and very rugged with the horn and D2, makes a good work knife. I picked this one up off the exchange in pretty used condition for a low price- a perfect, high quality beater.

 

[The Fort]

Back to a Case favorite for today. A small Texas Jack. Lance

 

[mykel m]

Carrying my Back Pocket in my back pocket today.

 

[Half/Stop]

Totin this 77 Wharncliffe Barlow that I got from Old Engineer ! A little trading was taking place on the Porch at Great Eastern!

 

[hamsco]

Totin this 77 Wharncliffe Barlow that I got from Old Engineer ! A little trading was taking place on the Porch at Great Eastern!

That is a fine Barlow !!!

 

[Dschal]

Micarta Monday.

 

[Duckdog]

Totin this 77 Wharncliffe Barlow that I got from Old Engineer ! A little trading was taking place on the Porch at Great Eastern!

Did you dip the handle in butter 'n honey before that picture was taken?
-Stuart

 

[Old Engineer]

Totin this 77 Wharncliffe Barlow that I got from Old Engineer ! A little trading was taking place on the Porch at Great Eastern!

That looks much better than I remembered it my friend . It's hard to believe you traded me out of it after all I had to drink was a coffee . But I like what I received for it . I can tell you that I had more fun that day than I had at the last Chinese Worm Wrestling Tournament that I went to . Carry it in good health my friend .

Harry

 

[Half/Stop]

That is a fine Barlow !!!

Thanks!

Did you dip the handle in butter 'n honey before that picture was taken?
-Stuart

My secrets out! Actually I use that buttery flavored popcorn oil! It's amazingly slick especially for the joints!

That looks much better than I remembered it my friend . It's hard to believe you traded me out of it after all I had to drink was a coffee . But I like what I received for it . I can tell that I had more fun that day than I had at the last Chinese Worm Wrestling Tournament that I went to . Carry it in good health my friend .

Harry

Thanks Harry! This is my only single blade 77 Wharncliffe Barlow. I have two of the first run models that have double blades but they reside in the darkness! I like it because it was pocket ready! You know that was some strong coffee. I'm glad you enjoyed the day, it's really hard to beat a CWWT!

 

[oldtymer]

Carrying my Back Pocket in my back pocket today.

Wish Case would offer those "As Ground" blades on more patterns, nice swedges on that one

 

[Ratbert]

Totin this 77 Wharncliffe Barlow that I got from Old Engineer ! A little trading was taking place on the Porch at Great Eastern!

Wow! That is a treat!

 

[Half/Stop]

Wow! That is a treat!

Thank you!

 

[Ratbert]

That Buck whittler is quite uncommon, isn't it? Very cool!!

My stockman for this week is actually a Kingston cattle knife, ca 1947 (thanks, Mark):

You don't see many of them around, maybe because of the diminutive size. I like the classic Buck shield and the slanted bolsters.
A lot of the Whittler knives out there are made with a clip stamped "309" as it's the same blade as on the Companion, but the true Whittler model is the 310. Three springs with the clip blade riding in the middle. This one came from Bass Pro in a little wooden gift box.

(I like the looks of that Kingston Cattle Knife!)

 

[Bugdoc]

420HC. I haven't noticed any downside to it.

-- Mark

Thanks Mark. I understand the BOS HT applied to 420HC makes for a very versatile blade.

 

[thefrank]

 

[Jack Black]

Morning campers Piano keys in my pockets today