What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Pt-Luso]

Another splendid Case stag mini trapper! Thanks for the age info on the previous one; I should have zoomed in on your original photo to discover the date myself.

Thanks Mr. GT...

 

[Signalprick]

 

[JTB_5]

I love the smell of juniper wood, and I am digging the look and feel of the sawcut bone.

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks, Jack. May I think of the Wharncliffe pattern as a kind of serpentine sleeveboard??


Thanks for the SBJ compliment and the Imperial info, Erik.



Thanks, Stuart & Josh.


You are on a creative roll, Ken!!


Thanks for the message and for another photo of that handsome knife, Leslie!


Classy clip point on that knife, R Roscotanna , and welcome to The Porch!


Bad to the bone, Harry!!!


Congrats on your contact with the maker of that big fixed blade, Stuart; your excitement is palpable and contagious!


Nice pic and knife, @AlwaysTomboy !!


Citrus slicers! (Fruit/Knife size mismatch?? )


I like the looks of that 2-blade lambsfoot, David!


Congrats on your exam knife, Karl. I have a "test tie" that I've worn for taking and giving tests since 1969, and I've recently added the Vic Money Clip :

Thanks, FBC. I agree with you about German stag!!

- GT

The Wharncliffe is a very precise - but historically important - pattern GT. The secondary blade is a Pen



Cool tie my friend

 

[Half/Stop]

I like your cherry/coal color combo, Ron!

Thanks, Ron. Single spring? Closed length? (Location of "honey hole"?? )

Thanks for the compliments Gary! Answers in order, Yes, 3-1/2", Sitting on the dock of the BAY!

 

[Duckdog]

Totin' two "hardware knives" on Wooden Wednesday. A Boker 1979 tribute to the hardware trade and a Keen Kutter (E.C. Simmons Hdwe Co) jack from 1870-1940.

- Stuart

 

[Jolipapa]

I should have taken the picture before starting to eat, but I could not resist to lentils and Toulouse sausages!

 

[untytled]

 

[Copperberry]

@5K Qs it’s no wonder that tie took that place, it’s awesome! And that is quite the ingenuity to use the Vic money clip as a tie clip

Jigged Wenge Wood for today! Y’all have a great day!

Jigged wood has to be my favorite cover material yet in terms of how it feels in hand. I credit it to why I carry my #43 beavertail so much. Speaking of which:

Forgive the old pic but it happens to be the same knife, mug and coffee that I’m currently enjoying. No need to break out the camera

 

[black mamba]

Gevo, much appreciated! I've added a little more muscle.

 

[pipedreams308]

My favorite pair.

 

[RDaneel]

Thank you fine Sir !! Wonderful TC and very cool pouch !!

Thanks, Gev! The pouch was made by fellow Forumite Barry Johnson; he does such good work that I asked him to make another one for me.

Thanks for the kind words and the info about the Barlows, Shawn & Dean. Dean, your True Crimson and TC sheath are Totally Cool!!

Congrats on your exam knife, Karl. I have a "test tie" that I've worn for taking and giving tests since 1969, and I've recently added the Vic Money Clip :

- GT

Thanks, Gary! Kind words seem to come Trippingly from your Computer. Your Vic tie clip is cool.

For wooden Wednesday, I'm carrying these two: GEC Huckleberry boy's knife in ebony and Case Teardrop in curly maple.

 

[Roscotanna]

Thanks for the welcomes Jack Black and @5K Qs pleased to be here!

 

[Beard&Owl]

Smashing knife !! Congrats and cool photo

Thanks buddy, Im super happy with this one!

 

[Beard&Owl]

These two today. Its looking like sodbusters for a while. I may or may not have another sodbuster headed my way

 

[ScottK]

Modified Buck 371 - I removed the spay blade and added micarta scales. This knife's layout is similiar to one option for the coming 2018 Forum 301.

 

[mitch4ging]

Modified Buck 371 - I removed the spay blade and added micarta scales. This knife's layout is similiar to one option for the coming 2018 Forum 301.

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Interesting.
Scott, could you post a couple more pictures, perhaps looking at the blade well and back springs?
Thanks!

 

[r8shell]

- Stuart

Just when I think I've seen it all: a bare-headed equal-end jack. Stupendous!

 

[Railsplitter]

Gonna give this Winchester Gunstock some much deserved pocket time.

 

[Half/Stop]

Jigged wood has to be my favorite cover material yet in terms of how it feels in hand. I credit it to why I carry my #43 beavertail so much. Speaking of which:

Forgive the old pic but it happens to be the same knife, mug and coffee that I’m currently enjoying. No need to break out the camera [/USER]

I will confess that this is the only jigged wood example I own. I like the look and feel. I had to give mine a little mineral oil rub down due to drying issues. Other than that it has held up quite well. The trapper was made in 2010. Nice mug!