What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[lambertiana]

 

[nickadolin]

My first stainless GEC. I really wish they offered more stainless options. But I'm digging the sheepsfoot blade on this one.

 

[Dirk D]

Of course my new Burnt Chimney Barlow

 

[Pt-Luso]

Bewitching knife, Senhor Pinto!!

Many thanks Mr. GT

 

[Pt-Luso]

Ye Olde Hartkopf Solingen

A fantastic stag knife Mr. Andi!!!

 

[HFinn]

I just can't leave this knife, it has a permanent place in my pocket or bag.

 

[Humppa]

GEC #73 in 440C Steel...

 

[Duckdog]

Not only are these two doctors, they are cousins, too. The larger (3 3/4" closed) is a CHIPAWAY CUTLERY CO. doctors knife. ChipAway was a trademark used by E.C. Simmons from 1891-1920. The other is an E.C. SIMMONS ST. LOUIS marked doctors knife (3 1/4" closed) that is also marked KEEN KUTTER on the bottom bolster. That trademark used from 1868-1960. They leave plenty of room in my pockets compared to the Hobo and the Coke bottle hunter that I carried yesterday

The swedges are pretty cool on these blades, so I tried to get a better picture of them.

- Stuart

 

[flatblackcapo]

Tell us more of this beauty

Mornin' Gevo. That one is a Tommy Lee in ATS-34, Micarta handle and a nice tapered tang. It is a nice thin light carry with about a 4" blade.

Did any one else read the word "cleaning" as a gerund, rather than an adjective, at first?

Yes, yes I did.

 

[TdoubleK]

Bear Lake today...

 

[joeradza]

 

[r8shell]

Not only are these two doctors, they are cousins, too. The larger (3 3/4" closed) is a CHIPAWAY CUTLERY CO. doctors knife. ChipAway was a trademark used by E.C. Simmons from 1891-1920. The other is an E.C. SIMMONS ST. LOUIS marked doctors knife (3 1/4" closed) that is also marked KEEN KUTTER on the bottom bolster. That trademark used from 1868-1960. They leave plenty of room in my pockets compared to the Hobo and the Coke bottle hunter that I carried yesterday

The swedges are pretty cool on these blades, so I tried to get a better picture of them.

- Stuart

Those two are amazing! I don't know what those end cap type bolsters are called, but I sure like 'em!

 

[Duckdog]

Those two are amazing! I don't know what those end cap type bolsters are called, but I sure like 'em!

Thanks, r8shell. Those flat end caps are the "pill crushers" that give the doctors (or physicians) knife its name, as does the spatula blade on the small Keen Kutter. I don't know the knife maker's technical name for them, though. Some doctors knives just have a flat end without the cap/bolster.
- Stuart

 

[Gevonovich]

Mornin' Gevo. That one is a Tommy Lee in ATS-34, Micarta handle and a nice tapered tang. It is a nice thin light carry with about a 4" blade.


Yes, yes I did.

Even better !!! Thank you Sir

 

[Gevonovich]

Not only are these two doctors, they are cousins, too. The larger (3 3/4" closed) is a CHIPAWAY CUTLERY CO. doctors knife. ChipAway was a trademark used by E.C. Simmons from 1891-1920. The other is an E.C. SIMMONS ST. LOUIS marked doctors knife (3 1/4" closed) that is also marked KEEN KUTTER on the bottom bolster. That trademark used from 1868-1960. They leave plenty of room in my pockets compared to the Hobo and the Coke bottle hunter that I carried yesterday

The swedges are pretty cool on these blades, so I tried to get a better picture of them.

- Stuart

Man o man...what a pair of pill pushers...wow ! What a treat!!! Thanks for the look

 

[black mamba]

Just in from the exchange, I'm carrying this #40 gunstock today.

 

[Duckdog]

Gevonovich Thank you, sir. black mamba That wood is very nice, Jeff, both the grain and colors.
- Stuart

 

[willard0341]

Carrying this mighty cattaraugus today

 

[Nixelplix]

 

[Gevonovich]

Cacao cocoa (/kəˈkaʊ/) beans
and the pile side of
Remy Maya