What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Peregrin]

It's a beautiful day on the hill. May do a little fishing or a little lawn work and will have these, and maybe more, with me;

 

[jakemex]

It's a beautiful day on the hill. May do a little fishing or a little lawn work and will have these, and maybe more, with me;

nice knives... love that leather sheath

 

[Groove]

 

[Peregrin]

nice knives... love that leather sheath

Thanks Jake. That sheath was made by Paul Long, sheath maker extraordinaire. The fixed blade is a Jerry Halfrich and the small WT is from Joel Chamblin. I carry and use them a lot.

 

[SPNKr]

Holy crap that knife is amazing.

I know right? He keeps posting it to make us jealous :grumpy:


Anyway I got this with me today, and pretty much every day. Burnt grizzly cut #73. It's picked up a few bad scratches from when I dropped it once, since I took this picture..

 

[Snipe 1]

Bulldog Jack today

 

[jakemex]

Thanks Jake. That sheath was made by Paul Long, sheath maker extraordinaire. The fixed blade is a Jerry Halfrich and the small WT is from Joel Chamblin. I carry and use them a lot.

I live in leatherworking country. I have seen and made many things, but nothing to that level. One day maybe half as well made as that piece.

 

[paulhilborn]

This 2011 CV Chestnut Bone Peanut I rec'd from my son for my 50th birthday a couple of weeks ago:thumbup: Headed to my dads house by the river to catch some big sized small mouth bass! Boy they put up a good fight

Paul

 

[Modoc ED]

Still the same as I was carrying last Wednesday -- GEC Northfield Powderhorn with jigged, green antiuque, bone, covers.

I should have one of these Powderhorns coming via USPS today with Ebony covers. If so, I'll drop it in my pocket tonight and carry it for a few days.

As always, nice looking knives guys.

 

[Will Power]

Bulldog Jack today

I've got a couple of these Jacks, sort of Teardrop. They come in some very good colours (like this one) but I can't get much of an edge on mine. Maybe I was unlucky?

Today, GEC Liner Lock 73 in Carved Stagbone. It can handle heavy tasks this knife. I was up a large Pine securing nest boxes with rope that's tough, not for the GEC though....

 

[Humppa]

Today I had my new woddenhandled Otter Messer Sodbuster with me. I don´t have any pics til now. But I think I gonna make a comparison to the famous Case Soddie. (with some pics)

Kind regards
Andi

 

[Doug Add]

I never thought when I traded for this big fellow that I would post it in this thread. But I was wearing jeans for the short while I had to go in to the office earlier this morning, and I have been doing yard work since. So, this is my Saturday carry.

 

[NAB]

My mulching partner today

 

[quattromori]

Another nightshift...with some company:

Fausto

 

[Will Power]

Fausto, Looks like you're very well provided for there! That's an enviable night shift:thumbup:

What more could a man want: Fruits, nice snack, decent beer, good pocket knife? Well, maybe not everything.....

Just went out in the car to get some late night provisions, no knife in my pocket BUT my car's knife is a Böker Whittler in carbon, Green Washboard scales, there may be a Victorinox multi tool lurking inside the car too.....

Regards, Will

 

[johnny twoshoes]

Hey will, do you got a pic of that #73?


Paul, great to see another peanut in action. :thumbup:
I am still carrying in the yellar nut in CV.

 

[quattromori]

Will,
I will tell you about the beer later. Haven't tried this one yet. Getting into the world of "real" beers is like getting into traditionals: you think you've seen enough, and still get surprised as new ones keep coming...
But my GEC #25 will protect me anyway

Fausto

 

[Modoc ED]

I never thought when I traded for this big fellow that I would post it in this thread. But I was wearing jeans for the short while I had to go in to the office earlier this morning, and I have been doing yard work since. So, this is my Saturday carry.

You've had a busy day. Killing snakes, working at the office, doing yard work -- you need one of those beers "quattromori" is showing off.

Nice Hogan.

 

[Doug Add]

Thanks Ed. "killing snakes" . . . yeah, Johnny saved me from further embarrassment by pointing out my hasty error on that one.

Here's an update on the Hogan. I had decided to use it primarily for food prep slicing tasks, since it is too large to comfortably pocket carry. After yard work I relaxed on the screened porch, and used it to slice an apple for a refreshing treat.

Later this afternoon I used it in dinner preparation: primarily slicing onions and checking the boiling potatoes for done. It is starting to develop a nice, natural patina.

Oh, and I have a tasty Allagash Curieux chilling in the fridge for an even more refreshing treat later this evening!

 

[combatjiujitsu]

Little nut just wont seem to leave my pocket lol