What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Amir Fleschwund]

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These will be toted today, and I will enjoy seeing what you all choose to carry.

 

[Travman]

 

[Half/Stop]

Very nice my friend! Hope you had a great 4th! Stay cool!

Three great-looking knives GT

I might be away for a couple of days due to the early arrival of a house guest, but hope to catch up with y'all soon Enjoyed seeing everyone's 4th July carries. This is me for the next couple of days

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Jack, I think that is a great pair to carry for at least a couple of days! Hope you have a good visit my friend!

Today I'm totin' these two. Y'all have a great Thursday!

 

[jwb01]

Office carry....

 

[Old Hunter]

 

[Prester John]

I really like this knife. I was in the process of buying one when I saw that it said that the awesome flag was only on ONE side! I am new to collecting.....is this something that is done a lot?

I think it's common to have a design on one side.

 

[Ace Rimmer]

Thanks, the blue color in the patina is from cutting some very rare steak.


Thanks, GT. I think this one is referred to as a Tear Drop Jack by Blue Grass Cutlery, IIRC. I used to have a list of all the Black Box numbers / names / years bookmarked but I can not find it anywhere.

HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!

Black Cat firecracker -- brings back memories!

 

[TheChunk91]

 

[Old Hunter]

Nice Case knife Paul, especially good handles for Independence Day, Memorial Day, Veterans Day, and Flag Day. OH

 

[Peregrin]

Hope Thursday treats you all well.
Along for the ride today, Eldon Talley City Knife, 5 3/4", Mammoth Ivory with ATS-34 blade.

 

[Prester John]

Hope Thursday treats you all well.
Along for the ride today, Eldon Talley City Knife, 5 3/4", Mammoth Ivory with ATS-34 blade.

What, no hot sauce? Beautiful knife, by the way.

 

[Peregrin]

What, no hot sauce? Beautiful knife, by the way.

Thanks, John! I knew I forgot something!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Hope Thursday treats you all well.
Along for the ride today, Eldon Talley City Knife, 5 3/4", Mammoth Ivory with ATS-34 blade.

Besides an absolute stunner of a knife, I have to compliment you on your portion control!

 

[JohnDF]

I have to compliment you on your portion control!

Haha, I was thinking the opposite: Not enough food! But plenty of knife.

 

[flatblackcapo]

Great Picture FBC, I couldn't wait to buy Black Cats enjoy tonight's celebration

Worlds fastest fuse on any explosive! be mindful of ya digits people

If you find it, please PM to me.

@kai76 That's a beauty, Nick.
- Stuart

Black Cat firecracker -- brings back memories!

Thanks, y'all. I hope everyone had a great 4th and nobody is too hungover.

D Duckdog I sure will. I thought I found it on AAPK but my search yesterday came up empty.

 

[TheFactor]

 

[TheFactor]

Hope Thursday treats you all well.
Along for the ride today, Eldon Talley City Knife, 5 3/4", Mammoth Ivory with ATS-34 blade.

Wow your Breakfast looks good !!
The knife isn’t to shabby either

 

[Peregrin]

Besides an absolute stunner of a knife, I have to compliment you on your portion control!

Haha, I was thinking the opposite: Not enough food! But plenty of knife.

Wow your Breakfast looks good !!
The knife isn’t to shabby either

Thanks for the kudos on the knife guys. If I remember correctly, Mr. Talley was mentored by Steve Johnson and John Young. I think he was a great student!
As for my breakfast, if you saw what I ate yesterday you'd probably advise me to abstain completely for a day or two!

Oh, here's the rest of my knife ride along for the day.

 

[Duckdog]

Along for the ride today, Eldon Talley City Knife, 5 3/4", Mammoth Ivory with ATS-34 blade.

Gorgeous knife, Gary, but i don't see much that needs cuttin' . . . oh, yeh, the bread, Never mind.
- Stuart
(currently looking for something to eat - thanks, Gary)

 

[Duckdog]

A Throwback Thursday for me, as I'm totin' some oldies for the day (still hot and not much cuttin' in the plans). A Queen City equal end pen (1922-1945) and a New York Knife Co. (Walden, 1856-1931) in a fish pattern. Bernard Levine opines that the fish knife is the precursor to the fishtail pattern.

- Stuart