What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Guys, I was at one of the most beautiful places on this earth and took a bunch of photos. But not once did I pull out my knife for a photo shoot, so here's what I had.

 

[SVTFreak]

Feeling colorful.

 

[harronek]

Ken

 

[Spaten]

Thanks, GT! Really nice handles on the sow belly!!!



Is it perspective, is the knife really small, or is that ant HUGE?

And is that a fire ant?




Great little Barlow on a really cool backdrop, Harry.



It seems increasingly rare to see such a full blade on one of those old Cami EOs. NICE!

Hey- if you're willing to forego the square Stockman bolsters, and go a bit more vintage, there are a lot of older Cattle knives around on which the awl was pretty common. They are extremely handy.

Thanks for the compliment, and the info! I’ll have to keep a lookout for an old cattle knife. Is there any old brand you prefer? Camillus? Schrade? Robeson?

 

[Âchillepattada]

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[dispatch184]

Holding down the graveyard shift at 911, poor lighting and all : )

 

[Pt-Luso]

Always a treat to see that Barlow, Senhor Pinto!

Many thanks Mr. GT...

 

[Jack Black]

Nice knife, Jack! When your home is where the buffalo roam, a discouraging word is seldom heard!

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My Bailed non-SAK of the Week is a Kutmaster Girl Scout knife:

My Canoe of the Week is a Rough Rider with Armor Hide covers:

My Stockman of the Week is a RR Silver Select Sowbelly:

- GT

LOL! Thanks Gary, very good! It's always a treat to see your Girl Scout, and those are a nice pair of Rough Riders (I have the Sowbelly)

Horse cut Appaloosa 73 today.

Cool pic Ken

Hangin' Six with the SurfinAitor

Ace Aitor pic Gev

I need to get around to carrying my 2018 Horn as well. A beautiful knife, for sure, but I do think the 2018 Ebony stole the show.

I know what you mean Dylan, I'm finding it hard not to pocket my ebony too :thumbsup

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Good-looking combination Rachel

I'm treating myself again...



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[Astronaut FX]

Since my mini moose from yesterday was so well received, I thought I’d ride that wave with another mini moose. But today, it’s sharing pocket duty with an SAK.

 

[Travman]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Thanks for the compliment, and the info! I’ll have to keep a lookout for an old cattle knife. Is there any old brand you prefer? Camillus? Schrade? Robeson?

You should check out the thread about Cattle knives. Pretty sure everybody made one during their heydays.

I only have one oldie, it’s tang stamped
“HIGH CARBON”, and was made by Camillus for Sears.

If I had your money to spend, , I’d also be looking for a cattle/stock or harness jack from GEC.


Couple of Cases today - Moose, and Radio Electrician Jack. And yes - it’s still raining!

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[Half/Stop]

Today I’m Totin a 77 Yankee Jack and a Case Sowbelly single blade.

 

[r8shell]

Piano Key Friday.

 

[Peregrin]

Piano Key Friday.
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I like your theme and those fine old knives, r8shell!
I'll join in the fun and carry these today, although yours really look more like piano keys then mine. This is an old pic. My cherry tomatoes are still green.

 

[singin50]

Today.

 

[Signalprick]

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I love notched slips! Makes drawing the knife so much easier. Yours looks exceptional! Who makes it?

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Piano Key Friday.
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Nice old jacks, Rachel!
“ THE NB KNIFE” is not familiar to me. Any info on that brand?

 

[Jolipapa]

I like your theme and those fine old knives, r8shell!
I'll join in the fun and carry these today, although yours really look more like piano keys then mine. This is an old pic. My cherry tomatoes are still green.

Olives today, tomatoes tomorrow (or a bit later)

 

[tmd_87]

Training on my day off...

Pile side of my antique. Pile side had some character.

 

[r8shell]

I like your theme and those fine old knives, r8shell!
I'll join in the fun and carry these today, although yours really look more like piano keys then mine. This is an old pic. My cherry tomatoes are still green.

That's a beautiful combo!

Nice old jacks, Rachel!
“ THE NB KNIFE” is not familiar to me. Any info on that brand?

Thanks! It's by New Britain Knife Co. 1910-1930, I believe. I'm always looking for 100 year old bareheaded jacks, and I was excited to find an obscure stamp like this.