What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Spaten]

Very nice Barlow my friend.

Good Morning! Todays carry is a Rosewood Lambsfoot.
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Thank you! I picked it up because I kept seeing all the great lambsfoot knives (like yours) posted, but I really prefer something with some belly.

Kutmaster jack today.

 

[Old Engineer]

Today : Case XX U.S.A. ..... Jigged Red Bone and Robeson Pocketeze Splitback ( Sorry about the indoors pics )



Harry

 

[4thpoint]

I'm going with my Naner today.

 

[tmd_87]

 

[5K Qs]

Carrying a couple of canoes this week.
One is a Rough Rider Ram's Horn Bone model:

The other is a Buck jigged bone model (thanks, Clay):

I'm also carrying a Marbles Workman camp knife (thanks, Mike):

- GT

 

[TheFactor]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Case Texas jack today.

Grooved and pinched bolsters? Is that a special version of that model?

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Real nice Mr.Tomville!

My first and only Lanny’s Clip by Mike Zscherny with Culpepper Bone.

 

[lambertiana]

Thank you! I picked it up because I kept seeing all the great lambsfoot knives (like yours) posted, but I really prefer something with some belly.

Kutmaster jack today.

I like the celluloid on this one, and it looks like it is in good condition.

Today is a modern equivalent - acrylic.

 

[315]

Grabbed my Victorinox Micro Farmer when I got home today...

 

[Lhpanther]

Testing posting a pic a different way....but this one is almost always in my pocket

 

[Prester John]

Tuesday's carry: Stag lambsfoot from A. Wright & Son Ltd, Sheffield, England.

 

[HFinn]

Modern traditional. Screw construction, but no clip. Lockback and a very solid one. Imagine I wanted to sell this knife.

 

[Jack Black]

Thank you, Jack. A terrific duo you are sporting today as well. The stag on that AC is always a delight to behold.


I have the Ebony and something dressed in my favorite red sawcut today.

Thank you very much Dylan, another fantastic red and black pairing my friend

Carrying a couple of canoes this week.
One is a Rough Rider Ram's Horn Bone model:

The other is a Buck jigged bone model (thanks, Clay):

I'm also carrying a Marbles Workman camp knife (thanks, Mike):

- GT

Nice covers on those Canoes GT, and that Marbles is an interesting pattern

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That's some lovely stag

Tuesday's carry: Stag lambsfoot from A. Wright & Son Ltd, Sheffield, England.

Excellent pic Vince, which river is that?

I'm off to the back doctor today (and as luck would have it my back is OK at the moment), so I thought I'd carry this Winchester BB Doctor's Knife, along with my Knife of the Year

 

[Arian29]

Laguiole+Boker, Black and White, wood & bone...

 

[Will Power]

Let's try a 55 Houndstooth in the gloom....taking a shot of anything is near impossible in the crypto light we have now

 

[Jack Black]

Let's try a 55 Houndstooth in the gloom....taking a shot of anything is near impossible in the crypto light we have now

Nice Whenever I think of how gloomy and miserable our weather is here at the moment, I think of you Will

 

[dc50]

Let's try a 55 Houndstooth in the gloom....taking a shot of anything is near impossible in the crypto light we have now

Nice one Will That is the one model I really kick myself for missing out on.

 

[Will Power]

Thanks Jack & Dave. It did snow a little las night so it's a bit brighter, but you get sick of snow by April.... At home today as the ribs are still really hurting, can't lift much. How to chop wood soon???

Was lucky to get hold of this 55 on the Exchange a few years back, first owner had carried it with keys&change (no no for me..) and the bolsters had some fairly big marks and pits. Nothing a loaded leather strop couldn't sort out though Pull is strong and you get a fine sized Wharncliffe in a slim frame. I'd like them to do another run but with Barehead this time, still hoping

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack & Dave. It did snow a little las night so it's a bit brighter, but you get sick of snow by April.... At home today as the ribs are still really hurting, can't lift much. How to chop wood soon???

Was lucky to get hold of this 55 on the Exchange a few years back, first owner had carried it with keys&change (no no for me..) and the bolsters had some fairly big marks and pits. Nothing a loaded leather strop couldn't sort out though Pull is strong and you get a fine sized Wharncliffe in a slim frame. I'd like them to do another run but with Barehead this time, still hoping

I think your ribs will hurt for a while Will Hope you can get some help with the wood

 

[dc50]

Todays Carry a Rough Rider Copperhead