What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Amir Fleschwund]

I can't seem to find anything by him? Mine was inspired by Emily Dickenson but you led my in a cool direction. Nice yellow knives indeed. Gotta love any woman named Rachell, especially one with such a big sefirot of Tifaret (Heart )

Oops. Maybe Wenger Forester.?
Famous in Swiss martial circles...

 

[Ratbert]

I am picturing gridlock, accidents, school closings, and declarations of martial law.

You’re not far off! Snow started really coming down heavy in Atlanta this morning about 11:00 AM, so everybody left work, school, etc. at the same time. Total chaos on the roads.

 

[Ratbert]

This week I carried my Northfield #13 Clerk with stag covers. An elegant knife that nonetheless fills the hand.
Paired it with my little Camillus faux ivory jack. My Mom bought this one for my Dad in the mid-80s when they were on vacation in Boston. Dad in turn handed it down to me a year or so ago. (I could tell he didn’t carry it much, as the blade tips were intact...he was always bad about using his knives as screwdrivers)

 

[joeradza]

This week I carried my Northfield #13 Clerk with stag covers. An elegant knife that nonetheless fills the hand.
Paired it with my little Camillus faux ivory jack. My Mom bought this one for my Dad in the mid-80s when they were on vacation in Boston. Dad in turn handed it down to me a year or so ago. (I could tell he didn’t carry it much, as the blade tips were intact...he was always bad about using his knives as screwdrivers)

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Beautiful Camillus. But from Dad, extra special.

 

[JTB_5]

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Posting from my phone so I’m not sure how to put the pic in. The tips were bluntish so I put a little more point and edge on this Boker tree brand barlow. It ain’t the sharpest knife but it is sharper (and pointier)

 

[Ratbert]

Beautiful Camillus. But from Dad, extra special.

Thanks...it is a pretty little knife. The family knives are the best! Especially the ones we remember as kids. Dad had a little Imperial striped jack that he carried and I remember it every night going from his pocket into a ceramic dog that served as a change holder on his dresser. He gave me that knife as well, with the blade tips predictably broken off.
I thought about reprofiling them, but I think I’d rather it stay just the way he carried it.

 

[flatblackcapo]

Not sure which is cooler. I’ll just say both.

Been wondering about your name- fellow guitarist?

Thanks, I do a little picking from time to time.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Thanks...it is a pretty little knife. The family knives are the best! Especially the ones we remember as kids. Dad had a little Imperial striped jack that he carried and I remember it every night going from his pocket into a ceramic dog that served as a change holder on his dresser. He gave me that knife as well, with the blade tips predictably broken off.
I thought about reprofiling them, but I think I’d rather it stay just the way he carried it.

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Those aren’t broken. It’s a safety mod to keep you from poking yourself on those pointy ends.

 

[paulhilborn]

This week I carried my Northfield #13 Clerk with stag covers. An elegant knife that nonetheless fills the hand.
Paired it with my little Camillus faux ivory jack. My Mom bought this one for my Dad in the mid-80s when they were on vacation in Boston. Dad in turn handed it down to me a year or so ago. (I could tell he didn’t carry it much, as the blade tips were intact...he was always bad about using his knives as screwdrivers)

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Great Clerk, but your Dad's knife is fantastic

 

[Jack Black]

Carrying these two today Have a great weekend folks

 

[donn]

With Christmas coming up, not many folks can afford the admission price into York Minster! Hope I've got that right! Cool pic Donn
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My apologies for my late reply Jack, I've been on nights.
You have a good eye my friend, yes that's York Minster. The admission price is ridiculous It was £10 last year, the tours and access to the tower are extra! , though the ticket is valid for 12 months. York residents can get in for free. Entry is also free if your going to attend a service, which I was doing, but then if your attending Evensong theres no time for a wander about inside.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today I carry these two, a combination USA / Portugal...

 

[Travman]

 

[Railsplitter]

The Norfolk stays but I've been missing my Churchill lately so back in the pocket it goes.

 

[Wurrwulf]

I just had to grab a pic before the ice disappeared for the next decade.

 

[joeradza]

John Lloyd Lanny's Clip. I always admired the pattern but didn't think it would work for me. It works.

 

[Corn Fed]

 

[deltaboy]

Today A 1970's 8OT Stockman.

 

[Half/Stop]

This week I carried my Northfield #13 Clerk with stag covers. An elegant knife that nonetheless fills the hand.
Paired it with my little Camillus faux ivory jack. My Mom bought this one for my Dad in the mid-80s when they were on vacation in Boston. Dad in turn handed it down to me a year or so ago. (I could tell he didn’t carry it much, as the blade tips were intact...he was always bad about using his knives as screwdrivers)

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Super nice Stag on your Clerk, but that Camillus is priceless!

I’m going to town with this Stag and Horn combo in my pocket! When I get back and USPS makes its delivery this pair will be replaced with a new pair of Sheffield Stag and Horn!

 

[Gevonovich]

In that Orange glowing moment
Time held its breath
In a momentless spell of rapture
As your upturned face
Seemed to answer all my questions
But I still ask myself
Is there really any point
In making plans