What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Asgeirr]

A case texas jack workman series

 

[kai76]

I like your custom of sticking with a particular knife for more than just a day. I keep wanting to do that, but don't know which one to start with. That thing gets prettier every day.

Thanks Jeff and I hear ya, I sometimes switch knives a few times a day but for now I’m hooked on this yellow stockman. I really enjoy the no frills simplicity of it. I really like the yellow Schrade you posted and the pair of Camillus oldies are just great!

 

[Spaten]

What I've been rockin for the past couple of days

Beautiful stag on those.

I’m back to the Drover.

 

[GunGraber]

The Marbles is just great!
Actually, they both are

Thanks. I just picked up the marbles recently and am really enjoying it.

 

[Old Engineer]

After cleaning up the 8" to 9" snow from yesterday and last night , I put these in my pocket . Georgia and Old Red



Harry

 

[eisman]

A little upscale from Case today:

 

[Old Engineer]

A case texas jack workman series

Welcome to the Forums young man .

Harry

 

[Asgeirr]

Welcome to the Forums young man .

Harry

Thank you

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Thanks Jeff and I hear ya, I sometimes switch knives a few times a day but for now I’m hooked on this yellow stockman. I really enjoy the no frills simplicity of it. I really like the yellow Schrade you posted and the pair of Camillus oldies are just great!

I'm glad you noticed the 881Y! I'm really fond of it.
Not only because it's just a great all around knife, and makes a perfect mate to my 293Y Trapper, but also because it was a gift from @r8shell

 

[315]

Been under the weather this past weekend so I wasn’t really carrying a knife since I was in sweats and under a blanket. I had to go into work for a presentation this afternoon and the Boker went with me. On the way home I stopped at the Post Office for a couple of packages and the Boker did the honors, but you’ll have to look elsewhere to see what arrived

 

[5K Qs]

I guess I don't have the time or energy to do a multi-quote post tonight (I do have a bunch of recent posts on which I'd like to comment, though). But I should at least post pics of some of the knives I'm carrying this week.
Alox of the Week is a Vic Secretary (thanks, Ken K):

Stockman of the Week is a big Böker from a GAW (thanks, Will):


Lambsfoot of the Week is the 2018 Guardians ebony lambsfoot I call Black Jack:


- GT

 

[joeradza]

I guess I don't have the time or energy to do a multi-quote post tonight (I do have a bunch of recent posts on which I'd like to comment, though). But I should at least post pics of some of the knives I'm carrying this week.
Alox of the Week is a Vic Secretary (thanks, Ken K):

Stockman of the Week is a big Böker from a GAW (thanks, Will):
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Lambsfoot of the Week is the 2018 Guardians ebony lambsfoot I call Black Jack:
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- GT

The SAK Secretary is an always appreciated gift to both knife knuts and the uninitiated.

 

[Duckdog]

A cold drizzle met me this morning, so outside carry and photos were dubious. I did get out enough to gather some more Honey Mushrooms from my front yard as I may have mentioned previously. I made them into a rustic forestière mushroom soup (chicken stock, thyme, and rosemary work wonders). I added a strip of the Black Pepper Crusted bacon that we bought from our daughter-in-law at the farmers market and a Founders Brewing Porter.

My Wright lambsfoot (thanks Jack Black ) was a bit shy, despite having helped in the harvest, so I had to shoot another pic. Silly knife!

A dreary day can still be a great day!
- Stuart

 

[Gevonovich]

A cold drizzle met me this morning, so outside carry and photos were dubious. I did get out enough to gather some more Honey Mushrooms from my front yard as I may have mentioned previously. I made them into a rustic forestière mushroom soup (chicken stock, thyme, and rosemary work wonders). I added a strip of the Black Pepper Crusted bacon that we bought from our daughter-in-law at the farmers market and a Founders Brewing Porter.

My Wright lambsfoot (thanks Jack Black ) was a bit shy, despite having helped in the harvest, so I had to shoot another pic. Silly knife!

A dreary day can still be a great day!
- Stuart

The soup and Founders...spectacular !!

 

[Hkjay]

I think I just figured out why I like these 2 so much they are the exact same size....

 

[HFinn]

This is light, flat, easy to carry and scary sharp, but absolutely needs a sheath for safety (which the factory supplies with the knife). It has very little retention, I need to tighten the pivot further.

 

[TLARbb]

That is beautiful, but they should call it "ripe" instead of "rotten"!

Yes, that banana is just turning ripe. But it is closer to rotten than their "green banana bone". I don't have an example of it though.

EJ

 

[Jack Black]

Good Morning! Today I am carrying an A Wright Golden Buffalo Horn Lambsfoot.
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Lovely colour to that horn Dave

Ah, Monday is finally here, so I can go to work and get some rest.

LOL! Great pairing Rachel

These two for me today.

Outstanding Tom

What a great duo there Jack, both beautiful knives my friend but that is one of the nicest anniversary Soups I've seen

Thank you very much my friend, it is certainly a much-treasured knife

I hope everyone had a terrific Thanksgiving and if you don't celebrate, I hope you at least enjoyed the day that it falls on for us Americans.

I've been unable to keep up here the last few days and do not have the time to get caught up on 300ish posts but I know I can be assured that everyone has been toting some mighty fine cutlery .

I just got this one back from Glennbad and straight into the pocket it went. Thanks again, Glenn!

I have really enjoyed reading about all the celebrations Dylan That looks spectacular

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Striking photo Dwight, and a great-looking knife

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Got home early so grabbed my friends and on our prairie walk we went 14°, not bad if it wasn't for 30 mph winds no difference to the dogs however.

My Brazilian 85 with recent EO notch and the start of a patina thanks to cheese, summer sausage, strawberries and apples

No interest whatsoever posing for pictures...

Lovely pics Paul

What I've been rockin for the past couple of days

Excellent pic of two fabulous knives

I guess I don't have the time or energy to do a multi-quote post tonight (I do have a bunch of recent posts on which I'd like to comment, though). But I should at least post pics of some of the knives I'm carrying this week.
Alox of the Week is a Vic Secretary (thanks, Ken K):

Stockman of the Week is a big Böker from a GAW (thanks, Will):
View attachment 1027241

Lambsfoot of the Week is the 2018 Guardians ebony lambsfoot I call Black Jack:
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- GT

Super trio GT

A cold drizzle met me this morning, so outside carry and photos were dubious. I did get out enough to gather some more Honey Mushrooms from my front yard as I may have mentioned previously. I made them into a rustic forestière mushroom soup (chicken stock, thyme, and rosemary work wonders). I added a strip of the Black Pepper Crusted bacon that we bought from our daughter-in-law at the farmers market and a Founders Brewing Porter.

My Wright lambsfoot (thanks Jack Black ) was a bit shy, despite having helped in the harvest, so I had to shoot another pic. Silly knife!

A dreary day can still be a great day!
- Stuart

What a great combination Stuart, your soup looks very tasty my friend

 

[Jack Black]

Oops! Forgot to post today's carry! Two from A.Wright

 

[DelOro]

All three together.

The new #85 seems to have captured ripe/rotten facade quite well.