What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Ratbert]

Just got this yesterday

I-XL-Schrade by SteveC, on Flickr
I-XL Schrade by SteveC, on Flickr

That is a gorgeous knife!

 

[Ratbert]

Today I'm Totin this Cookies and Cream #54 SFO for the 1st time.

Great looking Appaloosa Bone there. These single blade 54s are a wonderful fit, in both hand and pocket.

 

[r8shell]

That there squirrel r8shell, is a great little knife. I carried one for ten years straight up until a month or so ago. Tough as nails! I gifted it to a young friend starting a cabinetmaking course, for practicing sharpening, along with a couple of sharpening stones, some good chisels, and a nice Jack plane.

Michael

That was very kind of you. I'm sure your young friend will treasure it.
Jack kindly sent me this one, and I'm looking forward to seeing how it slices up lunches this week.

 

[Gevonovich]

Thanks Jack! Great Stag indeed my friend!

Today I'm Totin this Cookies and Cream #54 SFO for the 1st time.

Straight stag is in my eyes, Jack!!



Fantastic foto, FLymon!


Today I went with an old favorite. It wasn't a very good day, but "A New Day" in my pocket made it better!

Just another Two TEWs Tuesday : Lambsfoot in Smooth Ramshorn and Sheepfoot in Jigged Bone with Worm Tracks.




Harry

Hot and humid. Stainless.

Thanks for the treats

 

[5K Qs]

Thanks, Gary! I think I've found my vorpal blades!

Scintillating Scout, X!!

5K Qs That Vic Secretary is splendid, GT.
- Stuart

Very nice.

I appreciate your appreciation of my Secretary, Stuart & Jer!

Carried this Case XX 1940 - 1964 that I picked up yesterday . Got it at a real good price but some earlier owner was not very kind to the main blade ....

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Harry

Congrats on the terrific red bone stockman, Harry; the round bolsters are always a nice touch IMHO!

Carried the #66 in ebony today but pictured it with the Navy knife that arrived today

Dazzling duo, Paul! Congrats on the Navy knife; great fob on that one, too!

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Thanks a lot GT, some fine-looking knives there, and it's nice to see your 72 in use Love that pillow expression

Straight stag and a Squirrel for me today

Thanks for the compliments, Jack. I stole the pillow expression from an ESPN Sportscaster anchorperson. Your stag, lamb, and squirrel stew looks nutritious!

Cool Beans!
Glad you're enjoying it my friend.
Can't wait to see what's next on the menu.

Thanks again, Dee. Next on the menu is always a surprise, but it's a good bet it will involve slicing and dicing some fruits and vegetables.

Silver Script Sowbelly today.

Stellar sowbelly, Jeff; such a top-notch pattern!

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Simple and sublime!!

These two, last day of 90 degrees before we hit a fall patch, greatly looking forward to that.

Superb pair, Tom; I like that blond ram's horn Lionsteel more each time you post it!!

More Chestnut Medium today

Heroic jigging, Will!!!

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Today I'm Totin this Cookies and Cream #54 SFO for the 1st time.

Congrats on the new carry, Ron!!

Lil' Ike today
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Splendid Eisenhower, oldtymer!!
"He voted for Eisenhower 'cause Lincoln won The War."

Just got this yesterday

I-XL-Schrade by SteveC, on Flickr
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Congrats on the Schrade-Wostenholm stockman, Steve; the jigging is impressive!!

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Today I went with an old favorite. It wasn't a very good day, but "A New Day" in my pocket made it better!

New Day, Green Day, Spey Day! That knife will heal what ails you, Dean!!

Just another Two TEWs Tuesday : Lambsfoot in Smooth Ramshorn and Sheepfoot in Jigged Bone with Worm Tracks.
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Harry

Transcendent TEWsome, Harry!!

Started the day with a horn handled Ettrick, and after mail call this afternoon, I've got a little Squirrel in my pocket. Thanks, Jack!
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Fantastic couple of knives, r8shell!! Congrats on the "little Squirrel" ; what size is it?? (I have a Squirrel that I'd definitely not call "little", but I'm not familiar with all the options.)
Well-done, Jack!!!

Stockman of the Week for me is a Colt "Black Stag" (stag bone) sowbelly:

Canoe of the Week (and stag/horn knife for this week) is a Colt stag canoe:

Euro Knife of the Week is a "French" Laguiole purchased in Denia, Spain but almost certainly made in China (it's a VERY pleasant knife to use despite its questionable provenance):

- GT

 

[flatblackcapo]

 

[xceptnl]

 

[lambertiana]

More Chestnut Medium today

Great minds think alike, for me today it was this:

 

[jlhoffman74]

Still my favorite pattern of all time...

 

[Duckdog]

This pair worked well together.

- Stuart

 

[oldtymer]

This pair worked well together.

- Stuart[/QUOTE
Couple of classics- wish they still made them as well now

 

[Will Power]

GT & lambertiana Thanks for your comments gents

But from deep jig I now want something in contrast. Smooth Operator

 

[oldtymer]

GT & lambertiana Thanks for your comments gents

But from deep jig I now want something in contrast. Smooth Operator

Smooth as Silk Will

 

[Will Power]

Thanks George! It's simple though, the more you carry them, the more burnished they get Drawer Drones that never see light of day or get carried look kind of withered to me

 

[Jack Black]

Just another Two TEWs Tuesday : Lambsfoot in Smooth Ramshorn and Sheepfoot in Jigged Bone with Worm Tracks.

Always a treat to see those two Harry

Started the day with a horn handled Ettrick, and after mail call this afternoon, I've got a little Squirrel in my pocket. Thanks, Jack!
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Glad it made it r8shell, pairs well with your Ettrick

Scintillating Scout, X!!



I appreciate your appreciation of my Secretary, Stuart & Jer!


Congrats on the terrific red bone stockman, Harry; the round bolsters are always a nice touch IMHO!


Dazzling duo, Paul! Congrats on the Navy knife; great fob on that one, too!

Thanks for the compliments, Jack. I stole the pillow expression from an ESPN Sportscaster anchorperson. Your stag, lamb, and squirrel stew looks nutritious!


Thanks again, Dee. Next on the menu is always a surprise, but it's a good bet it will involve slicing and dicing some fruits and vegetables.


Stellar sowbelly, Jeff; such a top-notch pattern!


Simple and sublime!!


Superb pair, Tom; I like that blond ram's horn Lionsteel more each time you post it!!


Heroic jigging, Will!!!


Congrats on the new carry, Ron!!


Splendid Eisenhower, oldtymer!!
"He voted for Eisenhower 'cause Lincoln won The War."


Congrats on the Schrade-Wostenholm stockman, Steve; the jigging is impressive!!


New Day, Green Day, Spey Day! That knife will heal what ails you, Dean!!


Transcendent TEWsome, Harry!!


Fantastic couple of knives, r8shell!! Congrats on the "little Squirrel" ; what size is it?? (I have a Squirrel that I'd definitely not call "little", but I'm not familiar with all the options.)
Well-done, Jack!!!

Stockman of the Week for me is a Colt "Black Stag" (stag bone) sowbelly:

Canoe of the Week (and stag/horn knife for this week) is a Colt stag canoe:

Euro Knife of the Week is a "French" Laguiole purchased in Denia, Spain but almost certainly made in China (it's a VERY pleasant knife to use despite its questionable provenance):

- GT

Thanks a lot GT, three more interesting knives my friend

Lovely horn Kevin

I'm carrying these two today, Unity Lambsfoot, and my REmington Doctor's Knife

 

[r8shell]

Fantastic couple of knives, r8shell!! Congrats on the "little Squirrel" ; what size is it?? (I have a Squirrel that I'd definitely not call "little", but I'm not familiar with all the options.)
Well-done, Jack!!!

It's 3-1/2 in. closed and very slim. I'm not familiar with all the options either, just assumed they called it a squirrel because it's small. If there's a larger version, they should call it a marmot or prairie dog.

Glad it made it r8shell, pairs well with your Ettrick

 

[r8shell]

Still my favorite pattern of all time...

Nice knife. I don't think I'd have the presence of mind to snap a pic in the midst of a plague of locusts.

 

[Jack Black]

It's 3-1/2 in. closed and very slim. I'm not familiar with all the options either, just assumed they called it a squirrel because it's small. If there's a larger version, they should call it a marmot or prairie dog.

As far as I know, the Squirrel only comes in one size

 

[FLymon]

Jared Oeser Trapper today.
So warm

 

[Travman]