What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[LanH]

This one is great. Where you get this?

 

[joeradza]

Off on a road-trip today

Only a short one, so a short knife seems appropriate

Absolutely stunning Will. If you run across any navigable water on your trip I've got a Northwoods Canoe with me today.

 

[Duckdog]

I carried the big English jack tonight to go out to dinner with my wife.

Fine choice, as that is a stylish knife.
- Stuart

 

[Duckdog]

Oops! Forgot to include my Friday carry, my 2017 Guardians Lambsfoot and an old Christopher Johnson

The wood grain on the Christopher Johnson is hypnotic. Thanks for showing it.
- Stuart

 

[Duckdog]

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Handsome knife!
- Stuart

 

[Duckdog]

Off on a road-trip today

Only a short one, so a short knife seems appropriate

It may be short, but that handle made me take a long look. And I, too, appreciate the benefits of carrying a smaller knife.
- Stuart

 

[Pt-Luso]

I love that traditional horn folder sir.

Thank you so much "scruffuk".

 

[Duckdog]

A Queen for today. Specifically. a Queen City-stamped medium stockman.

- Stuart

 

[confucius37]

An old favorite today. All steel #73

 

[Jack Black]

Did somebody mention dessert?

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Very tasty my friend

The wood grain on the Christopher Johnson is hypnotic. Thanks for showing it.

A Queen for today. Specifically. a Queen City-stamped medium stockman.

- Stuart

Thank you Stuart, funny you should say 'hypnotic', because I can't seem to stop staring at that fine-looking Stockman

 

[5K Qs]

Is the name you mentioned in the Lambsfoot thread official? Named or not, you're "in the black" with that beauty, FBC!!

Thank you Mr. Aaron, the SAK I most like is the pioneer with old cross like this!!!

That one is certainly extremely likable, Pt-Luso!!

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Great pic of the Forum knife and dogs!

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I've been carrying these two today

Tough to top Abbeydale stag and rainbow buffalo, Jack!!

Practicing while I wait for the Churchill Yellow Rose.
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Is that an 83, Alan?? I don't think I was aware of the Yellow Rose version!! (Congrats on the NYY win, and I'm hoping the series with Houston will be a good one. )

Utica today

Your equal-end Utica is a prize, Steve!

Old Winchester camp/scout knife today (and maybe tomorrow).

- Stuart

Wow, that's cool, Stuart! Unique blade shape on the spearpoint, and dazzling jigging!!

Carrying gifted knives in gifted slips today. The Beer Scout from Wurwulf, the GEC slip from Mrknife, The Bonsa from Lostball and the handmade sheath from Pàdruig.
Thanks so much guys you are the best.

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Fantastic foursome of gifts, Randy!!

5K Qs GT-BACK was sly, but "canoesseur" was brilliant! Yes, those are large coke bottle folding hunters between 5.25" and 5.5" closed lengths (hence the cargo pockets).
- Stuart

Those folding hunters are magnificent behemoths, Stuart!! Thanks for appreciating my silly word games!

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On the trail with me today.

Great-looking Olive Farmer, Dean!! That Victorinox lanyard is cool!

Got a Boker USA camp knife in my pocket today. I don’t know much about it. If any Boker aficionados have an idea of when it was made, I’d love to hear your guesses. Looks to be stainless steel blades and bone covers, with a carbon steel bail.

That's exceptional, Buzz!! (And it's not as ornate as many Böker camp or sportsman knives I've seen. )

Thanks Gary! I do love Osage Orange!

I was Totin this large Rosewood A. Wright and Son today! The anticipation was building through out the day for the delivery of a special package!!

That's a laudable large lambsfoot, Ron, and I hope it gets a more lavish companion very soon!! (Actually, didn't I read that your Guardian Lambsfoot has arrived? I'll have to go hunting for pics when I get a chance!! )

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The recent Boker Barlows posted reminded me it was time to carry mine. Jigged bone and no numbering, I haven't been able to find out much about it. (Any info will be appreciated.)
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Tom, I'm afraid the only thing I can tell you about your Böker Barlow is that I like it intensely!

Off on a road-trip today

Only a short one, so a short knife seems appropriate

What a knife, Will!! That drop point blade with its patina, that stamped bolster, that luscious stag!!!

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That's interesting GT, the Painted Desert Rough Riders are a series I've overlooked Here's a painted dessert for you my friend

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Thanks for the breakfast treat, Jack!!

Oops! Forgot to include my Friday carry, my 2017 Guardians Lambsfoot and an old Christopher Johnson

Fabulous Friday pair, Jack; the wood grain on the bottom knife is notable!!

I'm sorry, for the double post and triple photo !!!!!!

What a pleasing pair of knives, Pt-Luso!

My Watch Pocket Knife of the Week is a little LF&C penknife (thanks, Mark):

My Peanut-like Knife of the Week is a Chinese 72OT:

My Big Knife of the Week is a large Rough Rider "work knife" with liner lock:

- GT

 

[Nal0n]

 

[Jack Black]

Is the name you mentioned in the Lambsfoot thread official? Named or not, you're "in the black" with that beauty, FBC!!


That one is certainly extremely likable, Pt-Luso!!


Great pic of the Forum knife and dogs!


Tough to top Abbeydale stag and rainbow buffalo, Jack!!


Is that an 83, Alan?? I don't think I was aware of the Yellow Rose version!! (Congrats on the NYY win, and I'm hoping the series with Houston will be a good one. )


Your equal-end Utica is a prize, Steve!


Wow, that's cool, Stuart! Unique blade shape on the spearpoint, and dazzling jigging!!


Fantastic foursome of gifts, Randy!!


Those folding hunters are magnificent behemoths, Stuart!! Thanks for appreciating my silly word games!


Great-looking Olive Farmer, Dean!! That Victorinox lanyard is cool!


That's exceptional, Buzz!! (And it's not as ornate as many Böker camp or sportsman knives I've seen. )


That's a laudable large lambsfoot, Ron, and I hope it gets a more lavish companion very soon!! (Actually, didn't I read that your Guardian Lambsfoot has arrived? I'll have to go hunting for pics when I get a chance!! )


Tom, I'm afraid the only thing I can tell you about your Böker Barlow is that I like it intensely!


What a knife, Will!! That drop point blade with its patina, that stamped bolster, that luscious stag!!!


Thanks for the breakfast treat, Jack!!


Fabulous Friday pair, Jack; the wood grain on the bottom knife is notable!!


What a pleasing pair of knives, Pt-Luso!

My Watch Pocket Knife of the Week is a little LF&C penknife:

My Peanut-like Knife of the Week is a Chinese 72OT:

My Big Knife of the Week is a large Rough Rider "work knife" with liner lock:

- GT

Thanks for the kind words my friend, that's a cool-looking penknife

 

[joeradza]

Thanks Gary. Yes it's an 83, a great pattern in any cover.

 

[r redden]

A Queen for today. Specifically. a Queen City-stamped medium stockman.

Duckdog yu inspired me to carry a "Queen for the day".

 

[Bugdoc]

Tom, I'm afraid the only thing I can tell you about your Böker Barlow is that I like it intensely!

Thanks GT. The F&F is impeccable. I'll keep up the research.

 

[Duckdog]

Duckdog yu inspired me to carry a "Queen for the day".

Nice! That looks like a model 25 Bench Barlow with the aluminum frame covered spring backs. If so, I have one with a razor main blade and same sawn handle. I love it.
- Stuart

 

[FLymon]

Casual Friday

 

[r redden]

Nice! That looks like a model 25 Bench Barlow with the aluminum frame covered spring backs. If so, I have one with a razor main blade and same sawn handle. I love it.
- Stuart

Close it's a Queen #22 Barlow no tang stamp just a patent # so it was made between 1961 and 1971.

 

[Kevin-B]

wow

Casual Friday

wow, that bone is beautiful