What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[black mamba]

Celluloid covers on that old-school Robeson?

Yes, Gary, otherwise known as Mother of Bowling Ball. And it's still in my pocket today.

 

[Dschal]

Vaporstang’s post yesterday reminded me this one needed some pocket time.

 

[T. Erdelyi]

The Twelve knives of Xmas (Ok 13 but who’s keeping count?)

 

[SVTFreak]

Sitting out back trying out my new toy. Oileless turkey fryer. Had some last week and it was amazing. A guy I work with gave me one he wasn't using. Still in the box! The shuffler accompanying me and a glass of merlot.


*edit*. Wow. I guess it's time to pressure wash the house. The north side gets bad down here during fall and winter.

 

[Duckdog]

I’ve got my pockets full with these two biguns today!

A bodacious pair, Ron.

I missed seeing the cherry, Travis. Thanks.

At the risk of offending several cigar boxes of knives, these two are a couple I could stick with day after day

Good honest knives, Jeff. What else do you need Tough "need" is a slippery term).

Started off with these two...

I'd stay with the first one for the whole day!

Today is another day of Camillus WW2 goodness. Plus a bonus pic from my Adirondack snowshoeing adventures last weekend.

That is a glorious old warhorse, Buzz, and lovingly captured in that post.

Hello, Groovy Tuesday! Pair of Queens wins the pot, Stuart!

Watchpocket Knife this week is a Rough Rider amber jigged bone canittler

Miscellaneous Knife this week is RR ajb medium (3.5") trapper

Thanks, GT. I like those last RRs, especially the spey on the trapper.

Sporting this little gem of Lyle's today. It really is a terrific knife.

It sure is, Dylan. It glows.

13 years of Blade Forums Tradional annual knives

Enviable collection.

I carried these knives on my hike this morning.

Since I have one of the Bucks, I lingered to look at the lovely Case.

Here we go! Splendid knife and great pic, Steve.

- Stuart

 

[JohnDF]

Pretty as a picture, John!
- GT

Thanks GT

Watchpocket Knife this week is a Rough Rider amber jigged bone canittler:

Miscellaneous Knife this week is RR ajb medium (3.5") trapper:

- GT

And might I say, that's a handsome pair of RRs

otherwise known as Mother of Bowling Ball.

Haha, Mother of Bowling Ball... That's funny.

The Twelve knives of Xmas (Ok 13 but who’s keeping count?)

Great group shot of the Forum Knives Merry Christmas!

 

[SteveC]

Thanks D Duckdog !

 

[paulhilborn]

This one today, 2018 Forum knife, snappy blades, no gaps and evenly matched Elk covers Thank you Drew

Caught the sunset just in time

 

[jwb01]

My customary knife and seegar shot with the Moore Maker.... still in my pocket. The BF Bucks that arrived today didn’t knock it out yet, though one of them came close...

 

[Half/Stop]

A bodacious pair, Ron.

Thanks Stuart!

 

[DelOro]

This one today, 2018 Forum knife, snappy blades, no gaps and evenly matched Elk covers Thank you Drew

Caught the sunset just in time

Paul,

Very nice smooth matching stag!

If for some reason, you happen to notice that that knife has any aversion to cold weather whatsoever?

Please don't hesitate to send it out here to relax and fully enjoy the warm winter sunshine.

Happy for you -- enjoy your new knife!

- Del

 

[black mamba]

Thanks, John . . . I changed pants after work and now have the Forum Buck in pocket.

 

[paulhilborn]

Paul,

Very nice smooth matching stag!

If for some reason, you happen to notice that that knife has any aversion to cold weather whatsoever?

Please don't hesitate to send it out here to relax and fully enjoy the warm winter sunshine.

Happy for you -- enjoy your new knife!

- Del

Thank you Del, I don't worry about the knife's aversion to the cold, but me, now that's another story. I used to work outdoors year round for over twenty years and the older I get the more I hate the cold

 

[Old Engineer]

These 2 today : Silver Stag with Elk covers and D2 Steel and my $5 Straight Line Russell that was requested by Amir Fleschwund . I rescued it 4 years ago and was basically the one that really got me into collecting Barlows and Northfields . Will be looking for one in better shape at the Janesville , Wis. Blade Show in March .



Harry

 

[JohnDF]

Going to Marching Band awards. I won't need a knife, so I'm throwing the little Peanut in my pocket.

 

[deltaboy]

Today Case Barehead Trapper and a K55 knife

 

[5K Qs]

I love Christmas!

Ken, I commented on this post before, and have nothing to add. I just wanted to encourage you to post again soon, since your count is currently the beastly 666.

- GT

 

[315]

Been carrying this Boker at work this week so I decided to keep it in my pocket tonight.

 

[Fodderwing]

Started off with these two..

Jack that is a mesmerizing trio. Ashley's dad created a masterpiece didn't he. But truly they are all spectacular.

I'm wearing pockety pants today, so I'm totin' some larger companions: a Queen #31 large (4") congress and a Queen #58 balloon jack (3.5"), both from 1958-1960.

I don't believe I've ever seen any Winterbottom bone that rich and colorful. Astounding Stuart.

For some reason, the fog in the distant trees reminds me of the dead players coming out of the corn in Field of Dreams

So far the only thing I've seen coming out of the mist has been whitetail, but I'm gonna keep a watch for the ball players...

Sporting this little gem of Lyle's today. It really is a terrific knife.

Another surreal photograph Dylan. Beautiful knife and pic.

I can’t say thanks enough to Stephen and the task he took on, bringing us another addition to the family of distinctive Blade Forum’s knives.

I never tire of viewing the forum knives together. Keep it up please.

I carried these knives on my hike this morning

Wonderful knives and beautiful scenery. Thank God for nature. (and knives)

Ebony 13 today

I love love love that pattern in ebony. So impressive.

these two today and all week. Otnat, and a small Shadley wharnie made with a light pull for me by the amazing and super nice Gene Shadley. both excellent knives. apologies for misplaced focus in pic

Great pic of two awesome knives.

Going to Marching Band awards. I won't need a knife, so I'm throwing the little Peanut in my pocket.

Did that big handsome tuba player sweep the awards? Nice knife by the way.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Thanks, Gary! Great Canoes this week. I don't think I have ever seen a Holub electrician before.

Holub was an electrical supply house in Sycamore, Illinois ~ about a 45 minute shot straight south of me. It's most likely that Gary's TL-27 (civilian version of the 29) was made by Camillus.
And ditto on his canoes!