What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[TheChunk91]

I was going to stick with a 94ot the rest of the year but I really wanted to use this.

 

[Chief]

Beginning the season with this beauty in tow today.

 

[Duckdog]

These are what I carried (very early) this morning for a fun and rewarding outing, though unsuccessful as far as duck gathering goes. Everything was there, except for the ducks. Great morning, anyway.

- Stuart

 

[paulhilborn]

My #78 single blade arrived yesterday, sharpened it up and carrying it today, I like it

MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE

 

[SVTFreak]

Beginning the season with this beauty in tow today.

Beautiful

 

[Falling_rain]

 

[flatblackcapo]

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks, Jack! Those two you have with you are pretty classy too!

Thanks a lot Gary

These are what I carried (very early) this morning for a fun and rewarding, though unsuccessful as far as duck gathering goes. Everything was there, except for the ducks. Great morning, anyway.

- Stuart

Fantastic pics Stuart

 

[Jack Black]

Beginning the season with this beauty in tow today.

That's outstanding John, what a collection you have

 

[Pàdruig]

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Beautiful scenery! Makes me want to leave my office and go for a bit of a hike. The knife is a real looker too!

Lady Bird Lake? Never heard of it. That looks like Town Lake, to me! (yes. I am old and curmudgeonly)

Groovy Churchill you got there. My ChristmaHanuKwanzaKah present to myself came today, and it went right into my pocket. Well...not right in, first I had to coon finger and chicken eye it for a good long spell. I'll be carrying it tomorrow.
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It has arrived! I am very happy for you. I will respond to your thoughts on it in the Churchill thread but it sure looks like a keeper!

That dark duo has some staying power, Dylan!
Thanks for the kind words about my birthday and my daughter's gift. That model is called a laguiole, a pattern that originated in France; the pattern often has a "fly" on the backspring, some fancy pinwork in the handles (often a cross, I think), and some filework. The examples of the pattern that I've seen typically have a very slender blade and handle, unlike the one I now have. I did some research and found the maker (or at least distributor in Spain) of my new knife, and it's called a laguiole-caza, or "hunting laguiole" which may account for its beefier appearance.

Thank you, GT! And thank you for the info on your unique birthday gift, 'twas a pleasure to read.

Go Thorns!

Yes indeed! In fact, our Goalkeeper, Adrianna Franch was just named 2017 CONCACAF Female Goalkeeper of the Year. She is quite accomplished.

Fine pair of knives you are carrying today, Jack!


In my haste this morning to snap some pictures of my chosen knives, I couldn't get the two staged together in a manner that I liked so I resorted to taking pictures of them separately. Carrying a knife with a spear main and a pen secondary calls for a second knife with a good straight edge. The Lambsfoot will suit nicely.

 

[Frailer]

In addition to my ever-present SAK, I’ve taken to carrying my Tribal Lock lately. I *really* like this knife.

 

[Jack Black]

Yes indeed! In fact, our Goalkeeper, Adrianna Franch was just named 2017 CONCACAF Female Goalkeeper of the Year. She is quite accomplished.

Fine pair of knives you are carrying today, Jack!


In my haste this morning to snap some pictures of my chosen knives, I couldn't get the two staged together in a manner that I liked so I resorted to taking pictures of them separately. Carrying a knife with a spear main and a pen secondary calls for a second knife with a good straight edge. The Lambsfoot will suit nicely.

That sounds worth celebrating my friend



Thank you Dylan, great photographs

 

[LastRodeo]

 

[lambertiana]

 

[r8shell]

It has arrived! I am very happy for you. I will respond to your thoughts on it in the Churchill thread but it sure looks like a keeper!

A keeper, for sure. Making new friends:

 

[Gevonovich]

A keeper, for sure. Making new friends:
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Great pair and photo! The Esquire is a little cutie

 

[Ratbert]

This week I carried my Colt serpentine Medium Stockman.
It was gifted to me by a co-worker a couple of years ago. It belonged to her husband and knowing my interest in pocket knives, she gave it to me after he passed. One of those little things that just touches you...it doesn’t make it into the carry rotation as often as it should, though.

 

[Half/Stop]

In my haste this morning to snap some pictures of my chosen knives, I couldn't get the two staged together in a manner that I liked so I resorted to taking pictures of them separately. Carrying a knife with a spear main and a pen secondary calls for a second knife with a good straight edge. The Lambsfoot will suit nicely.

Dylan your photos are exceptional my friend! Beautiful knives and very well staged! The colors are spot on for the holidays!

A keeper, for sure. Making new friends:
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I am so glad you are enjoying your new Churchill! Those two make a versatile pair!

Today I was Totin my Case CV Chestnut Jigged Bone Sowbelly! These are just terrific knives!

 

[r8shell]

Great pair and photo! The Esquire is a little cutie

I am so glad you are enjoying your new Churchill! Those two make a versatile pair!

Thanks, guys! They do look like they were made to be a set, don't they?

 

[The Fort]

Dylan your photos are exceptional my friend! Beautiful knives and very well staged! The colors are spot on for the holidays!



I am so glad you are enjoying your new Churchill! Those two make a versatile pair!

Today I was Totin my Case CV Chestnut Jigged Bone Sowbelly! These are just terrific knives!

Nice Sowbelly! I'm surprised that we don't see more of them.