What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Duckdog]

I ordered it because I thought it would go well with these 2

And it does. Very nice
@kai76 That's a fine looking knife, Nick. Sinuous and sensuous.
- Stuart

 

[dc50]

a snack before dinner

But Mom always said, NO snacking before dinner.

 

[teddy1093]

A great summer short carry

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

Hot and humid, working in mobile homes with no power on or missing a.c. units, had to switch over to strictly stainless, even with oiling my carbon blades their rusting in my pocket

 

[Leslie Tomville]

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1973 Case 6207 Mini Trapper. I do not understand why they call these “mini.” At 3.5 inches with two blades, it is a substantial knife. I just cannot get enough of these vintage Case knives! The depth and variation of color in the bone is just incredible.

 

[dc50]

Hot and humid, working in mobile homes with no power on or missing a.c. units, had to switch over to strictly stainless, even with oiling my carbon blades their rusting in my pocket

Love Old Timers Don't envy you in those working conditions...

 

[Dschal]

Back in the White Mountains getting my butt kicked.

 

[Duckdog]

1973 Case 6207 Mini Trapper. I do not understand why they call these “mini.” At 3.5 inches with two blades, it is a substantial knife. I just cannot get enough of these vintage Case knives! The depth and variation of color in the bone is just incredible.

I can't explain it, but before 1970 that pattern was a dogleg jack. Here's one of mine from 1940-1964 (along with a 62042 small pen from 1965-1969).

- Stuart

 

[ty_higg]

 

[Ace Rimmer]

Ever seen 12ft high ragweed?

Well, ten feet at least.

 

[Ace Rimmer]

I can't explain it, but before 1970 that pattern was a dogleg jack. Here's one of mine from 1940-1964 (along with a 62042 small pen from 1965-1969).

Stunningly beautiful!

 

[Prester John]

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Good ol' carbon steel!

 

[Ratbert]

Awesome Old Timer, Ratbert !

Stockman of the Week is a Case Harvest Orange Humpback (thanks, Mike):
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- GT

Thanks, Gary. This particular Old Timer was gifted to me by a friend of my father’s so it’s pretty special to me.

(I really like your Humpback Stockman!)

 

[btb01]

I've done an awful job of keeping up with this thread lately, so I just went and caught up on the last few days.

A new (to me) 2015 Navy knife with carbon blade and jigged Cola bone

Paul, that's a good looking knife! I don't remember seeing the Cola Bone before, was it part of the standard run?

Today I’m Totin these two. A Northfield 73 in Blood Red Jig Bone and a Guardians Lambsfoot in Ebony. Have a great Friday!

Love the deep red on that #73, Ron!

Might have to do some yard work later today!

...and if I hadn't seen your thread about this one the other day, I'd really be scratching my head right about now.

This saddlebrown TC today (courtesy of a much respected BF member). Best to all. MJ.

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I love that dark sawcut bone.

I slipped this USA Schrade Ramrod into my pocket when I went hiking on Friday, so it will probably just ride with me all week.

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That's a pristine looking Old Timer!

Today's : The 44 to go with these should be here Monday .





Harry

Great jigging on those two, Harry!

Carrying my AG Russell premium scout today. I have been vacillating on a knife purchase for three days now, trying to convince myself I don’t need another scout .

I've always like those AG Russell Scouts. I'd love to find one of the jigged bone versions one of these days, but they seem pretty hard to come by.

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Outstanding sodbuster you've got there!

Happy Monday (wait, is that an oxymoron?), folks.

Decided to give Micarta Monday a try.

That's a well matched pair there, Dylan.

I've been carrying this #25 Barlow for a couple weeks now. I love these WLSTs!

 

[paulhilborn]

I've done an awful job of keeping up with this thread lately, so I just went and caught up on the last few days.



Paul, that's a good looking knife! I don't remember seeing the Cola Bone before, was it part of the standard run?



Love the deep red on that #73, Ron!



...and if I hadn't seen your thread about this one the other day, I'd really be scratching my head right about now.



I love that dark sawcut bone.



That's a pristine looking Old Timer!



Great jigging on those two, Harry!



I've always like those AG Russell Scouts. I'd love to find one of the jigged bone versions one of these days, but they seem pretty hard to come by.



Outstanding sodbuster you've got there!



That's a well matched pair there, Dylan.

I've been carrying this #25 Barlow for a couple weeks now. I love these WLSTs!

Thanks Barrett, it was a regular release, but one I was unaware of until it popped up for sale. I was pleased to see it was a carbon blade as I already have two in stainless

The wlst is just a great little cutting dynamo I like the Zippo as well, nice patina

 

[btb01]

Thanks Barrett, it was a regular release, but one I was unaware of until it popped up for sale. I was pleased to see it was a carbon blade as I already have two in stainless

The wlst is just a great little cutting dynamo I like the Zippo as well, nice patina

Thanks, Paul. I agree, the #25 is a surprisingly useful little knife. Compact, yet stout.

The Zippo is my first solid brass Zippo, which my wife gave me on our anniversary back in March. I've been impressed with the patina that's developed with just a few months of use. It started out with a highly polished finish.

 

[ty_higg]

Good ol' carbon steel!

Love me some carbon steel! Each blade can show a different story with everyday of use.

 

[Jack Black]

Back in the White Mountains getting my butt kicked.

Stunning Pic

I'm struggling with my back this week, so won't be going far. Hanging onto this one

 

[dc50]

This Lambsfoot is a gift from Jack Black.

 

[Jack Black]

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Impressive pic my friend