What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[black mamba]

For Wooden Wednesday I've got the curly zebrawood gunstock again.

 

[Whetstone39]

Me, inspired by someone here? Nah...

very nice Pomsbz, love the handles on that LT Wright

Pocketing these two today

Classy Jack!

Zebra and ebony wood today.

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[SteveC]

Very handsome blade~ love it.

Thanks !

 

[SteveC]

 

[Jsega51]

black mamba , I like the single blonde streak on that one Jeff.

 

[Gevonovich]

Stopped in for a few minutes to see what you guys have been up to and to wish you all a very merry Christmas ! I am toting this ole knife today:

Glorious indeed Merry Christmas !!


Everywhere I go
Worn into my soul
Memories of yesterday
Pocketed away

 

[Old Engineer]

Stopped in for a few minutes to see what you guys have been up to and to wish you all a very merry Christmas ! I am toting this ole knife today:

Very nice to see you again Mr. @Primble . Merry Christmas to you also Sir .

Harry

 

[Old Engineer]

I really admire the design & skill of a Splitback Whittler . Today I am carrying a Robeson and a wooden covered for Wednesday Boker .






Harry

 

[SteveC]

Stopped in for a few minutes to see what you guys have been up to and to wish you all a very merry Christmas ! I am toting this ole knife today:

That's a beauty !

 

[black mamba]

black mamba , I like the single blonde streak on that one Jeff.

Thanks, Jake, it's actually got about five different colors in it. I've got six of these curly zebrawood Queens, and this one is probably the most unique.

 

[Duckdog]

Case Yellow Trapper and a Case CV PEANUT in Yellow! Plus my SAK and Gerber Gator!

Love a Gator. A working knife.
- Stuart

 

[jwb01]

Had a stag handled stowaway in the watch pocket of my slacks this morning.

 

[Duckdog]

For Wooden Wednesday, I'm totin' a couple of older fellas. A New York Knife Co. Hammer Brand pruner. So appropriate that a pruner bears a shield for a fertilizer company. I date this knife at 1890-1921 (1890 was when the guano company was founded in Hawaii and 1932 was the end of the NYKC Hammer line).

This Empire bare end jack (1856-1930, Winstead, CT) comes with an extra pin hole at no extra cost.

My non-wooden carry for today is a Camillus EO jack (4 line on main blade only, 1941-1946).

After I posted this picture, @leghog suggested to me that the brass nub at the butt end is the remnant of a filed-off brass bail, which with the steel liners/pins indicates that this is a mid-WWII issue USN jackknife.
- Stuart

 

[Jsega51]

You have a great collection Stuart. Very unique and nice pieces.

 

[Duckdog]

You have a great collection Stuart. Very unique and nice pieces.

Thanks, Jake. I've been very lucky in life. Except the Hammer pruner took umbrage at a perceived slight from my comment about guano and its shield, as it just bit me. After I posted the pics, my wife asked for some help with putting up pine roping and boxwood "accents" around our exterior doors. I was used to my not-as-sharp Sabre pruner and was moving quite swiftly until I saw blood. A minor cut and I used two of the Band Aids that I carried with that 12 blade Fightin' Rooster a day ago. Lesson learned - no more guano jokes.
- Stuart

 

[oldtymer]

Winchester in the watch pocket for today.

 

[r8shell]

Happy belated birthday, 5K Qs !

For Wooden Wednesday, I'm totin' a couple of older fellas. A New York Knife Co. Hammer Brand pruner. So appropriate that a pruner bears a shield for a fertilizer company. I date this knife at 1890-1921 (1890 was when the guano company was founded in Hawaii and 1932 was the end of the NYKC Hammer line).

Lesson learned - no more guano jokes.
- Stuart

Guano is no laughing matter, neither is that beautiful knife!

I'm still not tired of my pocketworn Böker, plus a rough black Camillus.

 

[Humppa]

This one and old reliable piece of cutlery... almost spent so many days in my pocket

 

[5K Qs]

You know, when cars and trucks become self driving, country songs can include your truck leaving you too!

Helping a friend swap his 350 hp 350 for a 455 hp 383 in his 66 Chevy truck. So g10 it is to resist the oil and grease.
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Country songs just keep getting better!
Impressive pair of work knives! About 5 years ago, I had 3 vehicles (still have 2 of them) and I'll bet their combined horsepower was less than 350!

Another two TEW's Tuesday :
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Harry

I'm a huge fan of Stag Saturday, but I look forward to Two TEWs Tuesday too, Harry!!

Stopped in for a few minutes to see what you guys have been up to and to wish you all a very merry Christmas ! I am toting this ole knife today:

Good to see you here, Rob! At first, I thought an old guy stopping by around the holidays must be Santa Claus. Just like old times with you posting a pic of a vivacious vintage Barlow! Happy Christmas and a Blessed 2018 to you, sir!

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Zebra and ebony wood today.

Wowed by your wondrous Wednesday wood, Tom! The black BSK is still magic!

Captivating Camco, Steve!

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Everywhere I go
Worn into my soul
Memories of yesterday
Pocketed away

That evokes some serious nostalgia, Gev!! Great knife!

I really admire the design & skill of a Splitback Whittler . Today I am carrying a Robeson and a wooden covered for Wednesday Boker .
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Harry

Striking pair, Harry! The Pocket Eze is awesome!

For Wooden Wednesday, I'm totin' a couple of older fellas. A New York Knife Co. Hammer Brand pruner. So appropriate that a pruner bears a shield for a fertilizer company. I date this knife at 1890-1921 (1890 was when the guano company was founded in Hawaii and 1932 was the end of the NYKC Hammer line).

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This Empire bare end jack (1856-1930, Winstead, CT) comes with an extra pin hole at no extra cost.

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My non-wooden carry for today is a Camillus EO jack (4 line on main blade only, 1941-1946).
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- Stuart

3 intriguing (to me) knives, Stuart! Inspired by your pruner, I think I finally learned the difference between the Hammer Brand stamps of NYKC and Imperial! Did the pruner blade start as a hawkbill? The guano-related shield is also a first for me!! Your Empire jack with its extra hole is mysterious; any chance someone could have tried to add a bail at some point? Your Camillus is intriguing to me just because I'm a sucker for teardrop EO jacks with endcap; sumptuous bone!

Happy belated birthday, 5K Qs !
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I'm still not tired of my pocketworn Böker, plus a rough black Camillus.
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Thanks, Rachel.
Dandy duo for you today! I'm not tired of your literally-pocketworn Böker, either. Is the Camillus a whittler?

My Stockman of the Week is an Imperial Ireland liners model (thanks, Dave):

(I really enjoy its molded plastic "shield"

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My Canoe of the Week is a Rough Rider with "Moon Glow" covers:

I also have a "Canoe of the Season" that's not on my rotation schedule, but I feel compelled to carry it this week and next. It's a RR Christmas canoe:

- GT

 

[Dirk D]

I also have a "Canoe of the Season" that's not on my rotation schedule, but I feel compelled to carry it this week and next. It's a RR Christmas canoe:

- GT

Gt, what an outstanding Cristmas canoe. Wonderfull colours.