What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Carrying this Winterbottom bone #10 that came in yesterday.

8YthYXAh.jpg


9yDsbvLh.jpg
 
cigarrodog cigarrodog and Leslie Tomville Leslie Tomville , those are gorgeous knives in stunning pictures. I just threw all of my knives in the trash, along with my so-called phone camera.

Very nice Queen, SteveC SteveC , and thanks for the impetus. It's been drizzling a cold rain all day here, so I'm warming up with a Queen #32 and some warming fluid. I'll toss the #32 out with the rest later, thanks to cigarrodog cigarrodog and Leslie Tomville Leslie Tomville .

oM621ue.jpg


- Stuart
 
Couple of covetable curvaceous cutters, Alan! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Schrade Walden Eagle Eye
Thank you, Mr. Hilborn

45103947445_5e2a7ea048_b.jpg
Copper and yellow look great, young fellow! ;):thumbsup::thumbsup:

Thanks Gary and love that sheath you have for your Pioneer !
Thanks, Steve.:)

Craftsman Stockman today

FrOen5zh.jpg
I admire that aging stockman, Steve! :cool::cool::thumbsup:

Colorful pair, Ken! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool: Is there such a thing as a red Churchill? You could have a Churchill traffic signal. :rolleyes: "Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference."

Thank you, Gary ( 5K Qs 5K Qs ). Sharing here, whether it be knives or personal, has proven to be fulfilling and therapeutic. I'm forever grateful for the friendships made here, of which I count yourself in that number.
:thumbsup::thumbsup:

...
Gary, you’ve got me poking through resale shops looking for old baseball gloves to re-purpose.
Old gloves often contain quite a bit of good leather! ;):thumbsup:

Today one more day, another Portuguese, this time of Francisco Diz - Águas Vivas!!!;):thumbsup:

dq4rc9.jpg
Today another Portuguese, this time of Veríssimo - Miranda do Douro!!!
esnvh1.jpg
Splendid stag knives, Senhor Pinto! :cool::thumbsup::cool:

My dad and I started talking knives, I showed him my 055 and told him I'd been on the hunt for a 2 dot 110. He said he thought he may have one somewhere... we did some trade negotiations and I ended up with a two dot 112 that has seen a pretty hard life, and this one which came from my grandpa's collection and is in my pocket today

View attachment 1025222

I think I'm able to pocket carry it 'cause my pants are so snug from yesterday
Very cool that knives are a family affair, Heath! :thumbsup::cool::thumbsup:

Leftovers, I LOVE leftovers :).

4f5imiI.jpg
Like Whetstone39 Whetstone39 above, I LOVE leftovers:

45108789225_422ab2faac_b.jpg


I like my food to approximate the colours of my knife scales. (I did have something green on the side, though).
Tom & Vince, you're a bad influence on me! :rolleyes:

This is the only kind of Black Friday activity that I spend time on.

cZx6rBD.jpg


- Stuart
Immaculate pair of Winchesters, Stuart! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Surprise! Schizoid Jack!
Rofm0T6.jpg

Funny, really. As early as I can remember, I thought a knife's main blade should be a clip-point. I think that goes back before I'd even heard of a Bowie knife. The skinny tiny Colonial jack is the one Dad let me use before I had my own knife.

In my pre-tweens, I read Horace Kephart's "the jackknife has three blades...", and my knife had to be a stockman. The Camillus shown is the first knife I saved up to buy for myself.

In my practical days, I carried the BSA SAK long enough to wear off the red from the alox, then I carried the shorter one till the celidor crumbled at the ends.

The upper SAK is in my pocket because the magnifier is a very necessary tool these days. So I'm getting practical again.

Then what am I doing with a two-main-blade jack with no clip point as an inescapable edc?
Every picture (and knife?) tells a story; thanks for posting some of the stories for this bunch, Jer! :cool::cool::thumbsup: Any idea how old that skinny Colonial jack is? I have one quite similar to yours:
col.jack.mark.open.shelf.jpg

Thanks! It wasn't really a planned thing, just the best I could do with it..
...
A stockman makes me think, don't think I've ever seen a friction folder with more than one blade, that'd actually be pretty cool!

Makes me want to pick up a rough rider, or a cheap broken knife and try it just to see..
Thanks for the link and the description of what you did, @Ice Tigre, and some speculation about handling other fixes. :cool::cool::thumbsup: Here's a photo of my stockman. Let me know if you'd like to mess with it, and I'd be happy to give it to you in the interest of science! ;)
T2Czp4q.jpg


GT, like many here, I am grateful for all the many observations and kind words you bring to this thread, and to The Porch in general :) I always enjoy seeing your GS knife :thumbsup:
...
CgjHUb2.jpg
I appreciate your "testimonial" for me, Jack! :):thumbsup::thumbsup: I used the GS knife to make lunch today; it's a remarkably Good Slicer. ;)
Your AC looks as lovely as ever! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:

That's some long, lean, yellow you've got there, Dave! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Tidiute and Schrade for a warm(er), drippy day, with forecasts of 6 to 8 inches of snow for tomorrowo_O
Better get the snow blower staged and prepped.View attachment 1025565
Handsome pair of knives, Jeff! :thumbsup::cool::cool: I hope the weather forecast is wrong. :(

Walking early with the full moon. Grinling today.
...
PfIQgtOh.jpg
Such an elegant knife, Greg!! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Dwight, that's a stunning knife, and I appreciate it even more after watching the video @veitsi_poika posted recently! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:

Banana bonanza! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:;)

View attachment 1025620 View attachment 1025621 View attachment 1025622

Ricky Bob! This is Menefee’s version of a T. Bose designed Bent Gunstock.

Here it is Drew, @dispatch184
That barehead gunstock is incredible, Leslie! :cool::cool::thumbsup:

A couple of "free choice" knives I've carried all week:
Colt stag muskrat
HqgSYOx.jpg


Imperial serpentine jack (I think this is its 3rd consecutive week as a "free choice")
xqtUYx1.jpg


- GT
 
GT, like many here, I am grateful for all the many observations and kind words you bring to this thread, and to The Porch in general :) I always enjoy seeing your GS knife :thumbsup:

Indeed, nicely put! :thumbsup:
As well as all your input, really enjoy reading this forum and look forward to both of your comments and posts! There are many more here that add such a wonderful spice to all the reading!
Thanks to all, it is appreciated!
 
Back
Top