What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

5K Qs said:
Miscellaneous Knife for me this week is a Keen Kutter Office Knife (thanks, Mark):
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- GT
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Very nice Keen Kutter, Gary. :thumbsup:

Jack Black said:
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Another great pen knife. :thumbsup: Have a good Friday and weekend, Jack.

In my pocket today.

 
5K Qs said:
Thanks for the photo set-up info and the compliment, Tom. :) You're doing a big-league, boss job of "selling" that Maserin Plow! ;) Although my wife doesn't know it yet, she may be getting me one for Christmas! :thumbsup::D Your photo today is bewitching in its beautiosity! :thumbsup::cool::cool::thumbsup: The bocote on the rocks looks good with anything else you throw in there, but in my opinion, your ebony BSK is about the most photogenic knife you show us!! :eek::cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Miscellaneous Knife for me this week is a Keen Kutter Office Knife (thanks, Mark):
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Big Knife (and horn/stag knife) this week is a Colt stag copperlock:
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Watch pocket knife this week is a Robt Klaas mini canoe:
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- GT
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Thanks GT! I have a suspicion I may be getting another for my birthday later this month, as my girlfriend asked me "What is better, Santos wood or Micarta?" ;) It is a little strange in that I expected this to be a good knife; Mike hit a home run with the Roundhead. I didn't expect to like it this much though. It checks many boxes for me: D2 steel with a thin edge, great ergonomics, nice walk and talk, and just the right size (I find the Case Sodbuster Jr. just a bit too small). It took me maybe 20 minutes total to tune it. Looking forward to your impression when you are "surprised" for Christmas :). The office knife is a looker :thumbsup:

Jack Black said:
Thanks Tom, that is a particularly attractive Beer Scout :thumbsup:


I'm carrying my ebony Lambsfoot today, together with a Harrison Fisher Crown Penknife that I started the week with, like this one :) Hope everyone has a good Friday, and an even better weekend :thumbsup:



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Thanks Jack! Nice pics, the Harrison is a beauty!

For me today:

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Whetstone39 said:
Thanks GT! I have a suspicion I may be getting another for my birthday later this month, as my girlfriend asked me "What is better, Santos wood or Micarta?" ;) It is a little strange in that I expected this to be a good knife; Mike hit a home run with the Roundhead. I didn't expect to like it this much though. It checks many boxes for me: D2 steel with a thin edge, great ergonomics, nice walk and talk, and just the right size (I find the Case Sodbuster Jr. just a bit too small). It took me maybe 20 minutes total to tune it. Looking forward to your impression when you are "surprised" for Christmas :). The office knife is a looker :thumbsup:



Thanks Jack! Nice pics, the Harrison is a beauty!

For me today:

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Your Sod Buster has a pretty good chameleon act goin on there Tom:cool::D BEAUTIFUL grain on that one:thumbsup:
 
Pàdruig said:
Thank you for the compliments, fellas! @donn, hard to beat a nice pipe, especially when accompanied by a campfire and a dram of something to warm the belly.



Harry, that stag is exquisite. You just might convert me yet...



Gorgeous red bone on that TC! I love how the simple spear pairs so nicely with the richly hued bone, a striking picture!



Best of luck on the Bay, Stuart! Looks like you are going well prepared, I hope that filet knife gets a lot of use.



I would have to agree, a striking pair indeed. They have the appearance of being well loved.


I have these two with me today alongside yet another friend. Fall/Winter makes for the best time when it comes to pipe smoking.

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I can't see the knives for staring at the pipe. Man, that is elegant. Knives are nice, too. (Fishing was great. Lines in the water at 7:00 am and the three of us limited out with two fish each by 7:45 am.)
- Stuart
 
I tend to like Battle Axe Brand knives, I think in large part, because the latter-day owners were from North Caroline, the state where I was raised: J. W. Hickey, Tommie Shouse, and George Smith (of Hardin Wholesale and later a partner in Blue Grass Cutlery). I understand, without much evidence, that Fred. Olbertz of Solingen made the knives with 1095 steel and good handles. This 3" half hawkbill is a fun knife to carry. You can see my cellphone reflected in the pin heads.

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The earlier discussion of canoes and canoeurship, which occurred whilst I was away fishing (successfully) has caused me to put my Rogers Wostenholm/Schrade 1978 NKCA knife in my other pocket.

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- Stuart
(Boy, catching up on this thread after just a few days away is both exciting and exhausting.)
 
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pdevoy pdevoy Jeff builds a great knife. I believe he worked with Paul Jaeger (the gunsmith) for a period of time. He has a wide variety of talents, including sculpture and photography.
 
RDaneel said:
Another great pen knife. :thumbsup: Have a good Friday and weekend, Jack.

In my pocket today.

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Thanks a lot Dean, you too :) Great TC, best spey blade I've ever seen I think :thumbsup:

Whetstone39 said:
Thanks Jack! Nice pics, the Harrison is a beauty!

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Thanks Tom, looking good my friend :) :thumbsup:

Gevonovich said:
Smashing knives and photographs !!! Have a great Friday and weekend too !
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Thanks a lot pal, you too :) :thumbsup:

Duckdog said:
I tend to like Battle Axe Brand knives, I think in large part, because the latter-day owners were from North Caroline, the state where I was raised: J. W. Hickey, Tommie Shouse, and George Smith (of Hardin Wholesale and later a partner in Blue Grass Cutlery). I understand, without much evidence, that Fred. Olbertz of Solingen made the knives with 1095 steel and good handles. This 3" half hawkbill is a fun knife to carry. You can see my cellphone reflected in the pin heads.

sloqY1q.jpg


rIWYUEj.jpg


The earlier discussion of canoes and canoeurship, which occurred whilst I was away fishing (successfully) has caused me to put my Rogers Wostenholm/Schrade 1978 NKCA knife in my other pocket.

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- Stuart
(Boy, catching up on this thread after just a few days away is both exciting and exhausting.)
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That's a great-looking Barlow Stuart, fantastic to see your Gunboat too :) :thumbsup:

JB in SC said:
pdevoy pdevoy Jeff builds a great knife. I believe he worked with Paul Jaeger (the gunsmith) for a period of time. He has a wide variety of talents, including sculpture and photography.
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And a very nice guy too :) :thumbsup:

Hope everyone has a great weekend :) Weather is kind of cold and miserable here, but I'm hoping to get out for a bit of a hike with these two :) :thumbsup:



 
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