What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

The #56 again:thumbup: Just a great knife:)

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Paul
 
I reached and picked up that PW red bone sway back gent again today. I just couldn't help myself.

Ed J
 
You guys that are fearful of GEC due to the nail breaker thing should try one of ther 3 5/8" or smaller jacks; lightest springs I've tried yet! Reminds me of my Case knives except for my humpback whittler....
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Today, I carried my new Case American Workman Sodbuster. I don't usually carry a traditional, nor do I own many, but this one has grown on me. :rolleyes:


Sorry about the low quality cell phone picture, but I figure that any picture is better than no picture!
 
I carried my SAK Pioneer today for the first time. I used it to open the GEC White Owl that came today and a bid package from one the firms we are subcontractors for. By way of comparison, the SAK is a pocket tool and the GEC White Owl is a pocket knife. Both look the part.

No pictures available yet of either knife or tool.

Ed J
 
carrying my case pen knife in yellow handles and CV steel. I tried out the GEC conductor but I just wasn't to impressed and i liked my case more. I'm going to stick with case for now on :)
 
Paul, that #66 is very sharp. I don't generally care for colored scales but that looks great. Nice patina! Mind me asking what you used to get that look?

My new to me/used Buck 500 has been in my pocket every day since Christmas morning. It's going to be a very long time before this is displaced. Perfect size for me.


Buck 500 Duke by Pinnah, on Flickr
 
Peter Parker said:
You guys that are fearful of GEC due to the nail breaker thing should try one of ther 3 5/8" or smaller jacks; lightest springs I've tried yet! Reminds me of my Case knives except for my humpback whittler....
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What's that brasslooking thing?
Nice looking knife.
 
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