What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Prester John]

Great posts, folks!
My breakfast companion, Lloyd Shadow, and a few others today.

Hope there are some yolks in there!

 

[Will Power]

Great posts, folks!
My breakfast companion, Lloyd Shadow, and a few others today.

Champion Breakfast! Because I'm still at work, I don't eat a hearty breakfast, not much appetite...couple of boiled eggs and a slice of dry cured ham or turkey, load of coffee or tea. But that looks like it's just right for a leisured start An omelette with mushrooms isn't bad for breakfast either, when you have the time or someone makes it for you

I could devour that tasty Stag One of my favourites on the Forum When you grow bored with it.....

Thanks, Will

 

[Gevonovich]

Great posts, folks!
My breakfast companion, Lloyd Shadow, and a few others today.

That sure looks good...mmmmm

 

[Gevonovich]

These two for me today.

Smashing pair, Tom !

 

[Gevonovich]

 

[5K Qs]

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Dwight and @cigarrodog, those are a couple of striking photos of a couple of Case's finest!!

I just pulled out the Blue Grass Cutlery coffin jack.

That's a handsome example, Jeff; I really admire the lined and knurled bolster at the pivot!

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Here is a pic of '56's box and one of the engine from a Ferrari 312T kit that I started but obviously never finished. Maybe I will do a little work on that engine this weekend. I would love to see some pics of your models, if you have any.

Today's tote, MAM the Apple Slayer...

You're a much more serious modeler that I was as a 10-12 year old!
That MAM is a cutting machine!

Finally I have some time to get this accomplished . ...
Carrying these 2 today : Old Pics of knives .


...Harry

Commendable pair of knives, Harry. And thanks again for taking the time to post some fantastic pics from your trip. I've never been farther west than Corsica, SD, so I'm enjoying seeing the sights vicariously!

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Looks like a terrific trio, Jeff! What sort of treatment did you give to the wood on the Opinel to make it glisten like that??

Lambsfoot today

I enjoy seeing that sunny stag, Steve!

Have a Happy Saturday... Boldly Go...

I enjoy seeing that chocolatey stag, John!

Overcast Saturday at the store, just loaded up a twin mattress set and cut balers twine to secure in the customers pickup. Thought the time was right for a photo op of my 2018 #56 in nice Stag

I enjoy seeing that craggy dark stag, Paul!

I am having a pretty lucky couple of weeks. ... This AG Russell was in a suit coat pocket of mine from at least 20 years ago. Not sure what model it is:


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Really put a smile on my face to find this neglected, forgotten, and now back-into-service, lost now found knife .

Congrats on finding that forgotten knife, Tom; that's a splendid pair you've posted!!

During the storm had this by my bed, supplements the larger bag in my truck.
... This bag contained my meds, money,personal papers, insurance info, a few mre type meals, water, my vintage pocket knives( hey why not). This isn't my main "get outta dodge bag" just a smaller supplement to the more substantial load out in my truck.

Thanks for the update, MH; hang in there, and I hope everyone can work together to bounce back from the damage.

Monday is the day I switch out my carries from last week for the new assignment of knives for this week. The rotation schedule dictates these, among others I'll post as the week proceeds.
Alox Knife for this week is a Vic Cadet (thanks, Ken):

non-Alox SAK this week is a Vic Explorer:

Bailed non-SAK this week is this Colonial Electrician:


- GT

 

[RDaneel]

Mid spin! Nice..

Thank you!

Monday is the day I switch out my carries from last week for the new assignment of knives for this week. The rotation schedule dictates these, among others I'll post as the week proceeds.
Alox Knife for this week is a Vic Cadet (thanks, Ken):
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non-Alox SAK this week is a Vic Explorer:
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Bailed non-SAK this week is this Colonial Electrician:
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- GT

Nice selection of multi-blades, Gary!

 

[RDaneel]

Rainy day and Monday...

 

[SteveC]

Thanks for brightening my day, Steve.

- Stuart

You bet !

 

[T. Erdelyi]

The old German made Bokers were some of my favorites, especially a little one arm razor knife they made in the 80s.

Not mine but mine looked just like this one, I lost the original. We got them for showin’ up for a union meeting, along with beer. .

Beer’s long gone but the knife still has a spot in my fond memories.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Case mini trapper today...

 

[Duckdog]

I've been following the new production of GEC #14 Boy's Knives, fretting if I'll be able to snag one of the clip/pen models. Oh well, even if I miss out, I've got this cool old Boker USA. 3 1/8", 35 years old, I think.

Personally, I'd take the Boker, even though it is much younger than I am. Look at the shoulders on the blades!

Alox Knife for this week is a Vic Cadet (thanks, Ken)

That Cadet is a capital choice, GT. I like the Explorer, but have never found scissors useful on a pocket knife though many do - and I sew. Maybe it's the size of knife scissors, but whatever I need to cut with those size scissors, I can do with the spear or pen. I used the reamer/punch on my Cellidor Tinker more than I've needed scissors. Regardless, that Explorer is a handsome handful.

Gevonovich and Pt-Luso Those are fine knives, fellas.
- Stuart

 

[joeradza]

Here's some to ponder while you search, John.

- Stuart

I'll pile on Stuart's post and show these two John. The Canoe is from 1977 (I think) and the whittler is 1979.

 

[JohnDF]

Case mini trapper today...

Very nice specimen. The Mini Trapper is the best Case makes in my opinion, and your's is really nice.

 

[Whetstone39]

Smashing pair, Tom !

Thanks Gev, fantastic pic

Congrats on finding that forgotten knife, Tom; that's a splendid pair you've posted!!


Monday is the day I switch out my carries from last week for the new assignment of knives for this week. The rotation schedule dictates these, among others I'll post as the week proceeds.
Alox Knife for this week is a Vic Cadet (thanks, Ken):
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non-Alox SAK this week is a Vic Explorer:
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Bailed non-SAK this week is this Colonial Electrician:
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- GT

Thanks GT, nice knives you are totin', especially that Colonial .

 

[Fodderwing]

Dwight and @cigarrodog, those are a couple of striking photos of a couple of Case's finest!!

Thank you GT. Love the Swiss rigs!

 

[Gevonovich]

Thanks Gev, fantastic pic

Thanks Dean

 

[Peregrin]

Hope there are some yolks in there!

You bet! An egg with no yoke is a joke!

Champion Breakfast! Because I'm still at work, I don't eat a hearty breakfast, not much appetite...couple of boiled eggs and a slice of dry cured ham or turkey, load of coffee or tea. But that looks like it's just right for a leisured start An omelette with mushrooms isn't bad for breakfast either, when you have the time or someone makes it for you

I could devour that tasty Stag One of my favourites on the Forum When you grow bored with it.....

Thanks, Will

I never ate a good breakfast when I was working. Of course I just came inside from 3.5 hours of yard work, so I'm heading to the fridge right after this post!
I really can't see me ever getting bored with the Lloyd! The more I carry it the more I like it! Never owned a knife that I was so enamored with.

That sure looks good...mmmmm

It was good, Gev!

 

[r redden]

I just got this Snakewood Talon so it had to ride in my pocket today. I really love this knife and this a perfect example IMO.

 

[Bloefield]

Day off today so I've been carrying one of my favorite 8OTs I call "Bigfoot".