What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Duckdog]

@Jack Black , @Astronaut FX , and @Half/Stop - what a great way to start the day. Very nice knives. Sorry about your weather, Ron. In sympathy, we're going to have thunderstorms here, today, so that you won't feel picked on.

Today, I'm feeling swell, so I'm totin' an Aerial swell center pen and a Clauss swell end jack.

- Stuart

 

[r8shell]

Today, I'm feeling swell, so I'm totin' an Aerial swell center pen and a Clauss swell end jack.

- Stuart

Those are swell! I wouldn't get any work done with those in my pocket, for all the CEing and CFing.



It's spears and scimitars for me today.

 

[Half/Stop]

@Jack Black , @Astronaut FX , and @Half/Stop - what a great way to start the day. Very nice knives. Sorry about your weather, Ron. In sympathy, we're going to have thunderstorms here, today, so that you won't feel picked on.

Today, I'm feeling swell, so I'm totin' an Aerial swell center pen and a Clauss swell end jack.

- Stuart

Thanks Stuart! I finally got my tree removal job quoted yesterday. They are scheduling by the severity and since mine is not on any structure or vehicle it didn’t get in the schedule until yesterday!

Talk about starting the day off right!! My friend those are two fabulous examples of the cutlers art in Ebony!!!

 

[Travman]

I tried to put both of these into the same picture, but it just wasn’t working

 

[Ratbert]

@Jack Black , @Astronaut FX , and @Half/Stop - what a great way to start the day. Very nice knives. Sorry about your weather, Ron. In sympathy, we're going to have thunderstorms here, today, so that you won't feel picked on.

Today, I'm feeling swell, so I'm totin' an Aerial swell center pen and a Clauss swell end jack.

- Stuart

Those are both sweet! Is that the original blade shape on the swell center’s wharncliffe, or has it just been sharpened down?

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Totin wood ‘n steel for a drizzly Wednesday.
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[Duckdog]

Those are swell! I wouldn't get any work done with those in my pocket, for all the CEing and CFing.

Thanks, r8shell. I loved the CE/CF little picture. That's a mighty loved Case that you show. It has stories to tell. BTW, B. Levine shows a curved pen blade in his section on folding knife blades, as shown in old Remington illustrations. It looks a lot like your scimitar.

Thanks Stuart! I finally got my tree removal job quoted yesterday. They are scheduling by the severity and since mine is not on any structure or vehicle it didn’t get in the schedule until yesterday!

Talk about starting the day off right!! My friend those are two fabulous examples of the cutlers art in Ebony!!!

Thanks, Ron. You don't need a contractor to remove your tree, as it looks like @Amir Fleschwund has brought his out for the job.

I tried to put both of these into the same picture, but it just wasn’t working

Fine knife and great picture, as always, Travman.

Those are both sweet! Is that the original blade shape on the swell center’s wharncliffe, or has it just been sharpened down?

That's the original, untouched surgical blade, Raybert. It is sharp and nasty looking.

- Stuart

 

[flatblackcapo]

I forgot to post this, last night.

 

[SVTFreak]

Out in the cobra with 2 from @autogateman today. The folder is new and just divine. More on it later after some use. They aren’t twins but def sisters!

 

[Jack Black]

Jack, I had forgotten what a beautiful knife your Abbey Jack is! Oh my, to have abundant Sambar like that available once again!

A Primble Barlow and my OO 73 Scout will be my choices for today while we prepare for the fifth straight day of storms!

Thanks Ron, it's a simple, but well-made knife. What a difference it would make to the Sheffield cutlers if they could source stag of this quality again Sorry to hear about the weather there my friend Here, they have been out with the gritters - because the temperatures are so hot the road surfaces are melting!

@Jack Black , @Astronaut FX , and @Half/Stop - what a great way to start the day. Very nice knives. Sorry about your weather, Ron. In sympathy, we're going to have thunderstorms here, today, so that you won't feel picked on.

Today, I'm feeling swell, so I'm totin' an Aerial swell center pen and a Clauss swell end jack.

- Stuart

Thanks Stuart, two black beauties there, both quite stunning

 

[joeradza]

Micarta madness.

 

[screened porch]

This super-thin thing.

I suspect it was produced in 1981 for the centenary of the Boer victory in the first Boer war. Solingen, nice stainless. Judging from a Boer war website, it appears this was a reuse of handles made back in the day.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Thanks, Ron. You don't need a contractor to remove your tree, as it looks like @Amir Fleschwund has brought his out for the job.

- Stuart

Ha! I just dropped and limbed out three spruce and two pines about the size of the one half stop lost. Ugh.

The best part is not having to pick it all up and put it in the truck to carry to the burn pile. We use a skid steer with a hydraulic grabber - that thing picks up logs and big bunches of limbs.

Sorry about your tree, half stop!

 

[RDaneel]

These two for me today (if my slack internet connection will upload the pic)

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Stag and ebony make a great combination, Jack! Your Abbeydale is always good to see.

A Primble Barlow and my OO 73 Scout will be my choices for today while we prepare for the fifth straight day of storms!

A beautiful combination, Ron! You have been posting some real stunning knives lately!

Today, I'm feeling swell, so I'm totin' an Aerial swell center pen and a Clauss swell end jack.

- Stuart[/USER]

[COLOR=#000000]I was blown away when I saw these two ebony beauties, Stuart!! :thumbsup::thumbsup: The whittler is particularly special; I can only imagine your joy when carrying it.[/COLOR]

[COLOR=#000000]I'm also carrying ebony on this Wooden Wednesday, a GEC Huckleberry boy's knife.[/COLOR]

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[deltaboy]

My Case Yellar nut and a Colt pinched bolster canoe a SAK Plus my #10 Opinel.

 

[kai76]

Reading and fondling.

 

[Half/Stop]

Thanks, Ron. You don't need a contractor to remove your tree, as it looks like @Amir Fleschwund has brought his out for the job.

- Stuart

It sounds like Jeff might have plenty to keep him busy in Wisconsin without driving all the way to SE Tennessee!

Thanks Ron, it's a simple, but well-made knife. What a difference it would make to the Sheffield cutlers if they could source stag of this quality again Sorry to hear about the weather there my friend Here, they have been out with the gritters - because the temperatures are so hot the road surfaces are melting!

Yipes!!! That’s hot Jack! Stay cool my friend!

A beautiful combination, Ron! You have been posting some real stunning knives lately!

I'm also carrying ebony on this Wooden Wednesday, a GEC Huckleberry boy's knife.

Thanks for the kind words Dean! That Ebony Boys Knife is also quite a looker!

 

[Jack Black]

That’s hot Jack! Stay cool my friend!

Hotter than Athens apparently! I'm sitting between stereophonic fans, and there's beer in the fridge!

 

[zolthar]

This super-thin thing.

I suspect it was produced in 1981 for the centenary of the Boer victory in the first Boer war. Solingen, nice stainless. Judging from a Boer war website, it appears this was a reuse of handles made back in the day.

Nice knife! It's not often that I see a knife with dutch text on it.

 

[Elgatodeacero]

Today I am wielding a pitchfork (to move hay, not as part of a political uprising) and a GEC 66 SFO from Austin at Traditionalpocketknives, this is a blood red bone, and is now my favorite pocket knife.

Grooves, pinched bolsters, sharp and red. The pinnacle of pocket knife artistry.