What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[SteveC]

Imperial

 

[Jack Black]

Thank you all so much for the compliments and the kind words for my little girl. I read them all to her before seeing her off to school this morning and it absolutely made her day! Gevonovich , the little poem is wonderful and she appreciated it so much, I've promised to write it on a bit of card stock for her to keep with her knife, it is rather special.



I hope you have a terrific Friday as well, Jack, and an even better weekend. Your two knife choices today are splendid! I always love seeing that Unity but that Haywood kind of stole the show for me today.



Hey! I resemble that remark! Thank you, GT. You have some fine knives about you today!



I cannot think of a more perfect combo, Ron. Simply fantastic.



I love this picture, Gev. I am not sure what it is that draws me, but it does nonetheless. The knife is a real beauty and the setting just clicks.


Carrying Churchill today as well, along with a solid jack. The bases are covered, methinks. Throwing in a picture of a little bit of spring too, the blossoms on this plum tree are absolutely stunning, my picture does a terrible job of demonstrating its beauty though.

Awww...that's nice Dylan Thanks for the kind words, lovely black and red combo there, and a couple of great pics

 

[Peregrin]

Nice knives and words today, folks!
Me and Lloyd ridin' around.

 

[Peregrin]

Ack! The dreaded double post!

 

[Nature Boy]

Your going to love that 79 Workhorse Mike!


A picture is definitely worth a 1000 words my friend!

Thanks! I’m really looking forward to putting it to work!

 

[sitflyer]

I seem to be drawn to older knives recently. An Ulster Knife Co. 4 blade senator (1876-1941) with cute tip bolsters and a Shapleigh Hardware Co. Diamond Edge toothpick (1943-1961).

- Stuart

Both look amazing, but WOW! I am in awe looking at that sweet old toothpick!

 

[Half/Stop]

I saw yours and had to get out mine Thank you my friend !!!

Thank you my friend !! Ron and his beauty are to blame

I’ll gladly take credit for causing you to post that lovely photo and Stag 35 Gev!

Ron carries a heavy responsibility for many things on this Forum...

Whatever your knife, if it's Stag, you're half way to Knirvarna

Will I’ve got broad shoulders my friend! Your Queen City is looking fine! I hope it is serving you well! A friend of mine named Harry @Old Engineer once told me that when you have a good Stag knife in your pocket your stepping in high cotton or something to that effect! I guess that’s the same thing as Knirvarna!

I cannot think of a more perfect combo, Ron. Simply fantastic.

Thanks Dylan, it’s appreciated my friend!

Carrying Churchill today as well, along with a solid jack. The bases are covered, methinks. Throwing in a picture of a little bit of spring too, the blossoms on this plum tree are absolutely stunning, my picture does a terrible job of demonstrating its beauty though.

That’s a great photo and two very nice knives.

Nice knives and words today, folks!
Me and Lloyd ridin' around.

Gary, you mean you, Lloyd and Maggie May! What a great song!!

 

[JTB_5]

I never get tired of seeing your Lloyd, Peregrin

 

[Peregrin]

Gary, you mean you, Lloyd and Maggie May! What a great song!!

Yes sir, Ron! A great old tune! Classic like the old slip joint patterns!

I never get tired of seeing your Lloyd, Peregrin

Thanks, Joshua! Lord knows it's been posted, and carried, a lot! I'm sure you'll see it again!

 

[smcclown05]

Nice knives and words today, folks!
Me and Lloyd ridin' around.

Beautiful knife and some beautiful scenery around there! Hope you enjoyed the ride!

 

[Pt-Luso]

J'aime la baleine!

Many thanks Mr. Zieg...

 

[Pt-Luso]

Fantastic! Absolutely love that knife (I'd love it even more in carbon )

Many thanks Mr. Jack, but options are not discussed, for me I like more in stainless steel...

 

[JTB_5]

Switching up for the evening.

 

[rswanson]

Becoming my every Friday carry to remind me to work as hard to end the week as I did to start it!

 

[Ace Rimmer]

I really like this swayback, but I'm thinking it's going to need a new pair of pants...

Beautiful swayback! I'm guessing "new pair of pants" is some sort of knife term that I've yet to learn about?

 

[Falling_rain]

Saturday morning classic.

 

[Gevonovich]

I love this picture, Gev. I am not sure what it is that draws me, but it does nonetheless. The knife is a real beauty and the setting just clicks.


Carrying Churchill today as well, along with a solid jack. The bases are covered, methinks. Throwing in a picture of a little bit of spring too, the blossoms on this plum tree are absolutely stunning, my picture does a terrible job of demonstrating its beauty though.

Thank you Dylan Fine cutlery and photographs too

 

[RDaneel]

Oh the memories packed into that beauty, Dean !!! Priceless Great photo

Thanks, Gev! So true. I remember spinning it on my desk at work. Funny how certain knives will stick with you. Buck got it right on the Cadet.

I seem to be drawn to older knives recently. An Ulster Knife Co. 4 blade senator (1876-1941) with cute tip bolsters and a Shapleigh Hardware Co. Diamond Edge toothpick (1943-1961). I tried to catch the tang stamps, but the outside lighting wouldn't oblige. At 5", the lithe toothpick fits fine in the pocket.

- Stuart

Stuart, both of those are superb. Fantastic bone and jigging!

Carrying Churchill today as well, along with a solid jack. The bases are covered, methinks. Throwing in a picture of a little bit of spring too, the blossoms on this plum tree are absolutely stunning, my picture does a terrible job of demonstrating its beauty though.

Gorgeous photos and knives!

 

[Corn Fed]

Beautiful 85! And a Sunday Masters Badge...very nice! I was lucky enough to have a Sunday Badge many years ago (1991, when Ian Woosnam won) and it was a fantastic experience. I don’t even golf, but I was blown away by the beauty of Augusta National.

Agreed Ratbert. Augusta is by far my favorite tourney of the year and the most beautiful course imo.

 

[Copperberry]

Really beautiful knives today everyone!

@Pàdruig you seem to have a cozy little nook carved out for yourself where you take these beautiful photographs. Nothing better than a nice spot to enjoy fine knives and black coffee.

Today I carried this gem that I received as a wedding gift last summer from my wife

There’s a good story behind that, which I posted over in Carl’s lounge. Take a look if you feel so inclined.

Karl