What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[dc50]

Lol! They are the centers from Duncan Donuts! I think they are actually a trademark of the company! I’ve heard them also called donut holes!

Edit: Alan beat me to them!

I love the name.

 

[TheFactor]

 

[Prester John]

Little #15 Northwoods today!
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A beauty!
Hey, where can you buy a top nowadays?

 

[Old Engineer]

Now that my year of trying GEC patterns is almost up, I'm pretty convinced that Moki will be the next brand I try. The fish owl looks so sleek, it is micarta (which I like better than g-10), and stainless. I've only heard excellent things about fit and finish, too.

My Moki is as fine a F & F as I have ever seen on 100 + new knives that are not a Custom .

Harry

 

[5K Qs]

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Coldest day of Fall thus far, but still wet. Wish we could share with California.

These two today, happy Wednesday .

...Totin' these two today!

Carrying this ebony combo today!
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What a great combo it is!

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Today, for Wooden Wednesday, a couple of rosewoods.

Wooden Wednesday.

Great wooden Wednesday choices, Joshua (joyful juniper?), Tom (beguiling BSK), Ron (that OO is outstanding), Taylor (dapper dark duo), Rachel (rocking' rosewood), Dschal (not many of us match our knives and bread)

Case type of day.

Fab Five, @Invoice; that Sowbelly stockman really caught MY eye!

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Dang it, I still need to try out one of those Mercator knives, I just keep forgetting to grab one.
Between your and Gary's 5K Qs posts. I will remember one day.
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Kevin, they now make them in Brass and Copper as well, also with either a Walnut or Oak finish.

Nice ebony lambsfoot, FBC! I'm carrying a Mercator this week (see below); let that be a reminder to you!
Dave, I didn't know there were wood versions of the Mercator!

Sun Kissed

I wouldn't mind being kissed by a crane! Splendid locking whittler, Gev!

Thanks 5K Qs for always taking the time to comment

#78 today for wooden wed.

Barlow today

Thanks for always taking the time to post such appealing knives, Steve!
That Camco Barlow is a prime example!

Thanks, Gary, after seeing the Canoes, makes me wish I hadn't given away some 40 or more at my wife's family reunion.

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that gunstock checkered Canoe was my very first Rough Rider Superb stag Buck
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5K Qs Thanks GT, hard to beat old Case’s. I dig the kinda Sabre-ish ground blades on your Buck canoe.
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Thank you, Gary. Very attractive canoes you are carrying this week!

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5K Qs
Super nice Canoes, Gary!
Especially the checkered.

Thanks GT! Nice pair of boats you are totin' this week , looks like some fine edges on them as well....

Two beautiful examples of canoes, I especially like the stag...

Love carrying canoes, so easy on the pocket!
Fine couple to choose there!

I don't know GT, they BOTH look fancy to me.

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A fine looking Buck Canoe, GT. Is that Stag, of a sort? ...

Thanks for all the kind canoe comments:
Dave (you gave away 40 canoes??),
Jack,
Nick (your yellow shadow stockman with the bird's eye pivots is quite a piece of work),
Dean (your CSC shadow BF penknife is grand),
Dee (I agree about the allure of checkered handles),
Tom (have to confess that the edges came to me like that),
Senhor Pinto (your bone lambsfoot is quite unusual here),
Mitch (canoes ARE extremely pocketable),
John (didn't know if I could call a RR "fancy" here),
Dylan (stag, but I don't really know differences among natural, genuine, burned)

Today it is a Tidioute Esquire with Chestnut jigged bone scales. This one was a gift from a fellow forum member and highly treasured.
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Those GEC Esquires are certainly a desirable little knife!! Yours is awesome!

You may not see this all the time, but you can assume I've got it with me.
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Preeminent patina, Alan!

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BTW...I carried a yellow Case stockman all thru my youth..it's in my " Get me home" bag I always carry on the road
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Great photo of a venerable and dependable knife, Gev!

The dynamic Diamond Jack today!
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That Diamond jack is TOPS, Perry!

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Congrats on the gorgeous stag Cripple Creek!

Small and regular fejesgorbe by Dixon, Hungary.

I admire so many of your rare (to me at least) European knives!

Kissing Crane Brown Mule
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How do you like that one, Dave?

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The pie was eaten a week ago unfortunately

Two fine pics, Jack!

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Wondrous couple of older knives, Jeff!

One of my all-time favorite office carry knives...

Very shiny, you could even say it glows!!

International Knife is a Martinez Marinera:

Watchpocket Knife is Klaas small canoe:

Big Knife is a Mercator Black Cat:

- GT

 

[joeradza]

5K Qs Gary, the knife came with the patina. Usually I'll flitz it off and start anew but it was so perfect, I left it.

 

[Old Engineer]

The view from my deck this morning:

I am carrying these two, neither should be hard to find in the snow if I have a mishap .

The first place I thought of when I saw your picture was St. Louis because one of our Daughters sent us some pictures this morning . She lives in Arnold .

Harry

 

[pistonsandgears]

 

[Old Engineer]

Had these two 35's in my pockets this morning when we went to the YMCA and then coffee with friends .



Then this afternoon , I had this old TEW in my pocket as I put the snow plow on to be ready for Saturday .


Harry

 

[Spaten]

Fancy canoe is a Buck stag:

- GT

Thanks, GT! Love your stag Buck canoe!

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What a lively Opinel! Nicely done.

Wooden Wednesday.

I can’t tell what looks better, the knife or the bread. Well done on both!

I’m a simple man, with simple tastes. Case medium stockman again.

 

[cigarrodog]

Spaten I didn’t do the Mod, but thank you for your appreciation.

 

[JTB_5]

My Moki is as fine a F & F as I have ever seen on 100 + new knives that are not a Custom .

Harry

Thanks, I’m looking forward to trying one!

Great wooden Wednesday choices, Joshua (joyful juniper?), Tom (beguiling BSK), Ron (that OO is outstanding), Taylor (dapper dark duo), Rachel (rocking' rosewood), Dschal (not many of us match our knives and bread)


Fab Five, @Invoice; that Sowbelly stockman really caught MY eye!



Nice ebony lambsfoot, FBC! I'm carrying a Mercator this week (see below); let that be a reminder to you!
Dave, I didn't know there were wood versions of the Mercator!


I wouldn't mind being kissed by a crane! Splendid locking whittler, Gev!




Thanks for always taking the time to post such appealing knives, Steve!
That Camco Barlow is a prime example!











Thanks for all the kind canoe comments:
Dave (you gave away 40 canoes??),
Jack,
Nick (your yellow shadow stockman with the bird's eye pivots is quite a piece of work),
Dean (your CSC shadow BF penknife is grand),
Dee (I agree about the allure of checkered handles),
Tom (have to confess that the edges came to me like that),
Senhor Pinto (your bone lambsfoot is quite unusual here),
Mitch (canoes ARE extremely pocketable),
John (didn't know if I could call a RR "fancy" here),
Dylan (stag, but I don't really know differences among natural, genuine, burned)


Those GEC Esquires are certainly a desirable little knife!! Yours is awesome!


Preeminent patina, Alan!


Great photo of a venerable and dependable knife, Gev!


That Diamond jack is TOPS, Perry!


Congrats on the gorgeous stag Cripple Creek!


I admire so many of your rare (to me at least) European knives!


How do you like that one, Dave?


Two fine pics, Jack!


Wondrous couple of older knives, Jeff!


Very shiny, you could even say it glows!!

International Knife is a Martinez Marinera:

Watchpocket Knife is Klaas small canoe:

Big Knife is a Mercator Black Cat:

- GT

Thanks GT! I like that anchor shield on the marinera

 

[Duckdog]

All wood for me today Hope everyone is having a good week

I'm liking that Plow, Jack. Great pics.

Case type of day.

Isn't everyday?

Fancy canoe is a Buck stag:

Captivating canoe, sir.

Totin' these two today!

Outstanding Osage, Ron.

Just this yeller birdseye. No need for more.

You are correct, Nick - very stylish stockman.

I walked over a rope bridge on my hike today.

Beautiful birdseye, Dean.

It’s not the gettin, it’s the going, right?
What a great old jack knife.

Yes, that's true, and thanks, Jeff.

That's a beauty Stuart !

Thanks, Steve. Just trying to keep up.

I know the pain of going home empty handed from a hunt but the woods time usually does a great job at salving my disappointment. Glad to have you back here though and with a beautiful knife!

Thanks, Dylan. In anticipation of that pain, I had an ample supply of medicinal bourbon.

Quality Cigar Stuart

Early afternoon here, and I have been carrying these two today It was cold and frosty at 7.00am when I went out, but that's turned into a nice sunny day. Hope it stays like this for the weekend

Thank you, Jack, and thanks for sharing those two fine photos. I noticed that the Plow is a close twin to the Kissing Crane Brown Mule posted by dc50 . Our weather is going downhill fast.

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I like seeing the dog-chew CAMCO and that beautiful barehead, Jeff.

Barlow today

You mean "bodacious barlow", I think, Steve.

'Inner Work' towards Azilut
Fairmount Cutlery Co.
North Dakota

Whatever it is, it is fine, Gev.

The view from my deck this morning:

That's a fine photo. This is the view from the front porch of our hunting place, though not as artistic. It is a great place to sit, sip, talk, and share cigars.

Sporting a wee bit of Sheffield Stag today myself.

Fiery briar and flame stag warms my heart, Dylan.

Nice big daddy Russel!
About that visitor...don’t put food out. You’ll never get rid of it.

I'm luring him in tomorrow with food. We'll see how it works out. Catch and release, probably.

Watchpocket Knife is Klaas small canoe:

Yes, that's the one. A capital canoe, captain.

I’m a simple man, with simple tastes. Case medium stockman again.

Simply perfect, Spaten.

- Stuart

 

[Gevonovich]

International Knife is a Martinez Marinera:

Very cool knife, Gary !! As always, I enjoy your kind words

 

[TheFactor]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

5K Qs and D Duckdog ~ I appreciate your kind comments and all of the knife photos you share!

 

[HFinn]

 

[mpt]

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I admire so many of your rare (to me at least) European knives!
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- GT

Thanks. You seem to have quite rich international set as well

 

[Jack Black]

'Inner Work' towards Azilut
Fairmount Cutlery Co.
North Dakota

Very nice Gev

Gloomy and rainy day today here in Oho, but I have my Presidential with me.

LOvely knife Dean, hope you have some sunshine today

Over here, people lose their minds when a little bit of frozen stuff appears. Shuts down the major cities like nothing else will.



Thank you, Jack. One of these days (hopefully in the not so distant future), I would very much like to experience the Yorkshire countryside, I always love seeing your outdoor pictures. Speaking of pictures, that is a lovely shot of your Lambsfoot.


Sporting a wee bit of Sheffield Stag today myself.

Same here Dylan, you'd think we'd never had snow before! If you ever get a chance to make the trip Dylan, it would be wonderful to show you around Beautiful photo my friend

For Thor's Day:

See the hammer?

I am off to a place called Newmillerdam tomorrow, been called something like that since the 'new mill' was built there in 1285, but prior to that it was called Thurstonhaugh, an Old Norse name thought to mean 'the water-meadow of Thor's stone'

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We have branches here now, but so far I have managed to shuffle past with averted eyes and gritted teeth!

Two fine pics, Jack!


Wondrous couple of older knives, Jeff!


Very shiny, you could even say it glows!!

International Knife is a Martinez Marinera:

Watchpocket Knife is Klaas small canoe:

Big Knife is a Mercator Black Cat:

- GT

Thank you very much GT, those are three smashers

I'm liking that Plow, Jack. Great pics.

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Thank you, Jack, and thanks for sharing those two fine photos. I noticed that the Plow is a close twin to the Kissing Crane Brown Mule posted by dc50 . Our weather is going downhill fast.

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That's a fine photo. This is the view from the front porch of our hunting place, though not as artistic. It is a great place to sit, sip, talk, and share cigars.

Thanks a lot Stuart, the Plow was a kind gift from @Pàdruig I noticed Dave's Brown Mule, I tried to get hold of one some years ago, along with a Black Angus, but (contrary to what the rather stupid UK vendor told me), they were only available in stainless, and had dubious provenance. The older ones are much nicer I think That's an enchanting photo my friend

Hope everyone has had a good week I am carrying these two today my A.Wright 2018 Guardians Lambsfoot in ebony for Black Friday, and the Case Swayback Gent that Gary @Peregrin very kindly gifted me a while back

 

[HFinn]

Very nice Gev



LOvely knife Dean, hope you have some sunshine today



Same here Dylan, you'd think we'd never had snow before! If you ever get a chance to make the trip Dylan, it would be wonderful to show you around Beautiful photo my friend



I am off to a place called Newmillerdam tomorrow, been called something like that since the 'new mill' was built there in 1285, but prior to that it was called Thurstonhaugh, an Old Norse name thought to mean 'the water-meadow of Thor's stone'



We have branches here now, but so far I have managed to shuffle past with averted eyes and gritted teeth!



Thank you very much GT, those are three smashers



Thanks a lot Stuart, the Plow was a kind gift from @Pàdruig I noticed Dave's Brown Mule, I tried to get hold of one some years ago, along with a Black Angus, but (contrary to what the rather stupid UK vendor told me), they were only available in stainless, and had dubious provenance. The older ones are much nicer I think That's an enchanting photo my friend

Hope everyone has had a good week I am carrying these two today my A.Wright 2018 Guardians Lambsfoot in ebony for Black Friday, and the Case Swayback Gent that Gary @Peregrin very kindly gifted me a while back

Nice color and grain on your cane by the way. I usually use a telescopic stick with pistol grip when hiking, but would like something in natural materals. I have tried to find a collapsible or screw together model, I know these exist, but are expensive and hard to get. At Gomera on our holiday the stick proved it's worth.