What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Emspop]

Gonna work a bit on the wife’s new mud room and this is just the the pencil sharping, chaulk tube opening, string cutting tool I need! Thanks Ron!

 

[SteveC]

Nice one Emspop !


34OT today

 

[glennbad]

Carrying this one in Bob's memory today. It was from his last sale on the forum.

 

[Corn Fed]

 

[screened porch]

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Moved post to Lan's Friends of BB thread, where I meant to post it.

 

[Duckdog]

Corn Fed got me going green again today. A Cattaraugus Cutlery (Little Vally, NY) teardrop and a Novelty Cutlery Co. (Canton, OH) swell end jack.

- Stuart

 

[Duckdog]

It's hard to lose a great guy. You might find that because he's such a big part of you, he's still with you in a way.

So very true. It was a sad shock to return from several days of fishing and hunting to find the news of Bob's passing. I read through all of the remembrances and tributes last night. Man, he touched a lot of people in a warm and wonderful way.
- Stuart

 

[r8shell]

at a loss for words.

 

[SVTFreak]

Sitting outside with the wife. Going get a throat scope done then back home to sit outside and grill burgers for the kids. And have a drink or 4.

 

[5K Qs]

Thanks my friend The cane is more than 120 years old. Sorry to hear about your knee, it's not easy getting old is it?! That would be me and my faithful Canon Ixus Hope you have a lovely Sunday GT

"What a drag it is getting old!"
I thought that reflection was an American football player with feet in a wide stance, white pants halfway down his shins, dark socks, dark jersey with short sleeves, and a dark helmet with white face mask. But I couldn't figure out why such a creature would be standing behind you as you shot your Guardians Lambsfoot!

You guys have got my hip aching.
I've been thinking lately that I should carry a cane all the time, for banging on the floor when I gripe and grouse.
But here's a knife I haven't posted.

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The bottom line is "HDW CO". The name on the handle is "CARDWELL".
It will be easy to find pocket space for it because it's incredibly thin.

I can picture the cane, Jer! That thin metal Shapleigh is very cool!!

Nice carries GT, sorry my pictures have stopped showing up for you. Are others not seeing my pictures anymore? Is it just mine that are not showing up for you?

Thanks, P&G. And thanks for investigating the photo situation.

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Gary I can see why you are fond of that little Chestnut Peanut. It’s a nice one! I will admit to growing quite fond of my Lambsfoots, or should that be Lambsfeet!
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Today I’ve got a Toms Choice and a Midnight Special

Thanks for the Peanut props, Ron. Amazing pic of your Midnight Special - the grain reminds me of some micarta pics!

Sorry to hear about your bum knee, GT. I have my share of knee pains, as well. My wife always freaks out when my knees are about 10 degrees warmer than the rest of my body at the end of the day.

You're dead-on regarding the background of my photo; no delicious desserts at work. Only lots and lots of mud puddles.

Love that Chestnut Peanut!

Yowza, Shawn, overheated knees sounds WAY less than ideal! Quite sure I've got a meniscus tear (or several); the symptoms are almost identical to what I had in the other knee 6 years ago. Thanks for the Peanut compliment (although I know you're rather biased in favor of peanuts ).

My new favorite Barlow today

Congrats, Steve; very handsome Camillus Barlow!

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Luxuriant Lambsfoot, r8shell!

Good-looking Cannitler and Peanut, Gary.

Thanks, Ratbert.

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I carried these two beauties this week. GEC 25 Barlow in Polished Stag & 35 Churchill in Sambar Stag.
I have really enjoyed carrying the Churchill, but can I be satisfied with just this one? Can a Knife Knut also be a minimalist?

Thanks for the invitation to the stag party, Ratbert! Couple of prime stag examples!

Nice old school 110

Thanks, Adam.

Today in my pocket with a traditional Portuguese...

It looks better each time I see it, Pt-Luso!

Thank you, Gary. Speaking of "nuts", that Case is full of peanutty goodness!

Thanks for the nutty comment, Dean!

Thanks everyone who responded. It appears that some people are able to see the pictures from my old image host and some are not. I am going to switch to a different host so hopefully everyone will be able to see the images again.
Here is the second image from the new host, PM me if it does not show.

THAT was a pic worth waiting for, P&G!!!

Dark day, bright knife.

That orange Bull Nose is very distinctive, Dschal!!

Good to see you here, Mike!! That pocket-worn Harvest Orange jigged bone makes a fantastic knife cover!

View attachment 792828 Great looking knives! Im carrying my stag #35 on this beautiful Sunday. Its quickly becoming one of my favorites.

Resplendent knife, JB!!

Top notch knives, GT. Really nice!
- Stuart

Thanks, Stuart.

Couple of knives I didn't make time to post last week were a Rough Rider amber jigged bone medium trapper (as miscellaneous knife of last week) and a Sarge BSA Barlow (as a relatively-new knife not yet on my carry schedule, but I wanted it to get some pocket time):

- GT

 

[Cutfinger]

The Barlow for work, the whittler I am carrying because I am proud of myself for finally thinning out the blades to my satisfaction. Nearly a 'total edge', the sharpening bevel is almost the primary bevel.
No time for whittling Right now, but I'll be selecting a stick of white pine later on.

Michael

 

[Buzzbait]

Something different and beautiful today. A very low mileage WW2 Camillus Engineer's Knife.

 

[Duckdog]

That is a gorgeous Engineer, Buzzbait !!
- Stuart

 

[Duckdog]

"What a drag it is getting old!"
I thought that reflection was an American football player with feet in a wide stance, white pants halfway down his shins, dark socks, dark jersey with short sleeves, and a dark helmet with white face mask. But I couldn't figure out why such a creature would be standing behind you as you shot your Guardians Lambsfoot!


I can picture the cane, Jer! That thin metal Shapleigh is very cool!!


Thanks, P&G. And thanks for investigating the photo situation.


Thanks for the Peanut props, Ron. Amazing pic of your Midnight Special - the grain reminds me of some micarta pics!


Yowza, Shawn, overheated knees sounds WAY less than ideal! Quite sure I've got a meniscus tear (or several); the symptoms are almost identical to what I had in the other knee 6 years ago. Thanks for the Peanut compliment (although I know you're rather biased in favor of peanuts ).


Congrats, Steve; very handsome Camillus Barlow!


Luxuriant Lambsfoot, r8shell!


Thanks, Ratbert.


Thanks for the invitation to the stag party, Ratbert! Couple of prime stag examples!


Thanks, Adam.


It looks better each time I see it, Pt-Luso!


Thanks for the nutty comment, Dean!


THAT was a pic worth waiting for, P&G!!!


That orange Bull Nose is very distinctive, Dschal!!


Good to see you here, Mike!! That pocket-worn Harvest Orange jigged bone makes a fantastic knife cover!


Resplendent knife, JB!!


Thanks, Stuart.

Couple of knives I didn't make time to post last week were a Rough Rider amber jigged bone medium trapper (as miscellaneous knife of last week) and a Sarge BSA Barlow (as a relatively-new knife not yet on my carry schedule, but I wanted it to get some pocket time):

- GT

Glad to see the occasional trapper sneaking in, GT. Both knives are great picks, but I really like that hat!
- Stuart

 

[GuestWho101]

 

[Uncle Slayton]

 

[Peregrin]

I hope the day finds you all well. I'm a little sad today, for the passing of our friend Bob and for the pain and sorrow visited on that little Texas town.
Eldon Talley City Knife is tagging along today.

 

[Jack Black]

Corn Fed got me going green again today. A Cattaraugus Cutlery (Little Vally, NY) teardrop and a Novelty Cutlery Co. (Canton, OH) swell end jack.

- Stuart

Both very cool Stuart

View attachment 793052 at a loss for words.

Beautiful choice r8shell

"What a drag it is getting old!"
I thought that reflection was an American football player with feet in a wide stance, white pants halfway down his shins, dark socks, dark jersey with short sleeves, and a dark helmet with white face mask. But I couldn't figure out why such a creature would be standing behind you as you shot your Guardians Lambsfoot!


I can picture the cane, Jer! That thin metal Shapleigh is very cool!!


Thanks, P&G. And thanks for investigating the photo situation.


Thanks for the Peanut props, Ron. Amazing pic of your Midnight Special - the grain reminds me of some micarta pics!


Yowza, Shawn, overheated knees sounds WAY less than ideal! Quite sure I've got a meniscus tear (or several); the symptoms are almost identical to what I had in the other knee 6 years ago. Thanks for the Peanut compliment (although I know you're rather biased in favor of peanuts ).


Congrats, Steve; very handsome Camillus Barlow!


Luxuriant Lambsfoot, r8shell!


Thanks, Ratbert.


Thanks for the invitation to the stag party, Ratbert! Couple of prime stag examples!


Thanks, Adam.


It looks better each time I see it, Pt-Luso!


Thanks for the nutty comment, Dean!


THAT was a pic worth waiting for, P&G!!!


That orange Bull Nose is very distinctive, Dschal!!


Good to see you here, Mike!! That pocket-worn Harvest Orange jigged bone makes a fantastic knife cover!


Resplendent knife, JB!!


Thanks, Stuart.

Couple of knives I didn't make time to post last week were a Rough Rider amber jigged bone medium trapper (as miscellaneous knife of last week) and a Sarge BSA Barlow (as a relatively-new knife not yet on my carry schedule, but I wanted it to get some pocket time):

- GT

LOL! Tell us more about that BSA Barlow please GT Cool cap too, looks well-made

 

[Hickory n steel]

 

[hhmoore]