What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Tennessee Vol]

GEC 54 Beavertail

 

[SteveC]

Beautiful photo and beautiful knife.

Thanks !

 

[Duckdog]

Kissing cousins? Case pattern 37 Sodbuster Jr. and a Queen model 70 Country Cousin, both from 1978. The Case blade is 1/8" longer.

- Stuart

 

[Hickory n steel]

 

[black mamba]

I'm continuing to carry my new stag Churchill, getting some patina on it.

 

[JITDC]

Carrying a little sawcut Saturday action, just received the TC Antique Amber on Friday. What a beauty!

 

[Duckdog]

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Yep!

 

[Duckdog]

Today Parker stag...

Very nice. I have some Parkers that I really like, but no stag like those.
- Stuart

 

[bbs_volk]

Buck 110 was on my belt today

 

[SVTFreak]

I know I posted it once already, but this is a better pic. First fire of the season (first cool snap in south Louisiana!) and letting the kids do hot dogs and s’mores on the fire pit tonight. It’s consolation prize for not going to a Halloween party cause the little one is sick.

Edit:
I have discovered I have the need (ok maybe just a want since I have axes, machetes and hatchets) for a camp style knife. Ratmandu CG’s are available at swamp rat so I ordered one. Wine is so good lol.

 

[johnny twoshoes]

#66 stockman.
A Stag #72 is a constant and I had a BF stag jack and a pumpkin bone #73 with me today as well. No such thing as too much of a good thing.

 

[traumkommode]

Carrying a little sawcut Saturday action, just received the TC Antique Amber on Friday. What a beauty! View attachment 788446

No kidding. What a handsome pair!

 

[r8shell]

Ive been carrying this pair all week, and they are still in my pocket today. My new Guardian's Lambfoot and a vintage jack from our friend Bob.
I've also got this old Camillus #64 I'm tinkering with this weekend. I turned the messed up spey blade into a sort of coping blade, and I'm deciding whether to make a new shield for it.

 

[Gevonovich]

I'm continuing to carry my new stag Churchill, getting some patina on it.

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Cat calls and whistles....yowza !!!!!!

 

[black mamba]

Thanks, Gev, it's very quickly become one of my favorites.

 

[Old Engineer]

It has been a very busy day . Just got in from a Grand Daughters wedding . Was carrying my Stag 35 . Have to use re-cycled pictures .




Harry

 

[Jack Black]

@btb01 thanks! Class 6 rapids. They’re considered unnavigable.

Your Lambsfoot looks great in black and white too!
Enjoy your weekend!

Thanks a lot Mark, you too my friend

This one in my pocket today . ( re-cycled pictures )




Even Old Knives can still be used to do a job and this one certainly will .

Great-looking Lambsfoot with plenty of life left in it Harry I get a lot of satisfaction from using my old knives

Ive been carrying this pair all week, and they are still in my pocket today. My new Guardian's Lambfoot and a vintage jack from our friend Bob.View attachment 788646
I've also got this old Camillus #64 I'm tinkering with this weekend. I turned the messed up spey blade into a sort of coping blade, and I'm deciding whether to make a new shield for it.
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Nice pairing r8shell Be interested to see what you do with that shield

It has been a very busy day . Just got in from a Grand Daughters wedding . Was carrying my Stag 35 . Have to use re-cycled pictures .




Harry

Congratulations to your granddaughter and her feller Harry

Clocks went back here last night, so we'll be getting dark evenings soon Hope everyone is having a great weekend I'm carrying these two today





Ivory Sleeveboard is by Croisdale of Leeds

 

[Will Power]

Fine Sleeveboard that one Jack

What's the background ? Some kind of old kitchen utensils catalogue?

Regards, Will

 

[Jack Black]

Fine Sleeveboard that one Jack

What's the background ? Some kind of old kitchen utensils catalogue?

Thanks Will I'm afraid it's no more than the brown paper bag that the antiques shop I bought the knife from put it in! Enjoy your Sunday my friend

 

[r8shell]

As usual, lots of amazing carries in this thread. I'm enjoying seeing the new #35 Churchills. I may regret passing on those, but I had to draw the line somewhere.

Nice pairing r8shell Be interested to see what you do with that shield

Thanks, Jack. I'm considering using a scrap of piano key, since I've made a few ivory shields before so it could be like a series. A scrap of dark wood might look nice, too...

Ivory Sleeveboard is by Croisdale of Leeds

Jaw dropping gorgeous!