What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Ramrodmb]

Going to carry my Grandpa John's 6232 Case XX today. He ran Bitteroot lake state campground in Montana after he retired and I would spend the summers helping him. 1982-88. We whittled many Diamond willow walking sticks together and I remember this knife fondly. VERY grateful to have it now.

 

[DelOro]

It’s tempting to feel bad for Parkey, but he got 8 million, so...

Move over, Bartman. There’s a new goat in town.

HaHa! Bartman (forgot about him! ).

I've been thinking about Scott Norwood & Bill Buckner.

- Del

 

[Fodderwing]

Going to carry my Grandpa John's 6332 Case XX today

Beautiful Case Mark and very cool memory. What a glorious area to spend your summers in!

 

[mitch4ging]

I went for a bushwalk this evening with a knife that seems to find a way into my pocket a lot - a little DWChildress - that took a liking to an old yellow box tree.

The above photos were taken on opposite sides of the tree!

Beautiful scales! Great photo, and a perfect size for walks!

It’s raining, so here’s an indoor shot.
Lots of good knives, good photos, and good comments and stories folks!
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What a great old Harmony, and the knife is a perfect pairing!
How does the Harmony sound?

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Another great pairing! Beautiful scales on the top one!

 

[Ramrodmb]

Beautiful Case Mark and very cool memory. What a glorious area to spend your summers in!

Thanks, Dwight! Much appreciated! Probably my #1 knife. My shyster uncle (adopted) absconded with all of his guns but Grandma Macel hid and made sure I got his pocket knives!
A glorious area indeed, and I was very lucky to have wonderful Grandparents!

 

[paulhilborn]

Weather pretty much sums up my mood after the "double doink" heard round the world.
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Beautiful "Pena" Jason, I feel for you and "Da Bears" they did everything right to win, the double doink was surreal, I however do feel for Parkey from the aspect that you know how much he must love his teammates and they him and to have not delivered for them must weigh heavy on him and he had just NAILED the one right before Philly called tome out

 

[Half/Stop]

Totin a Lambsfoot and Barlow today! Two iconic patterns for this Monday!

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

Think I'm going vintage this week, pair up some of my other vintage knives with the wittler

 

[Duckdog]

Buoyed by a couple of finds that I made last week in my stepfather's old boxes, I put on the carbide headlamp and dove back in. I'm totin' one of the stragglers that was hiding in the back: a Cripple Creek LI-1 made by Bob Cargill in 1982 for Knife World (more precisely, #0613 out of 2000). It is the first edition of that KW series and the first of the ten "Little Indian" patterns. It has Cargill's honeycomb jigged Honey Bone covers. At 3.25", it's a fine little knife to carry, albeit a bit stout.

The tang stamp looks better in the real world; bad angle by the photog.

- Stuart

 

[SteveC]

194OT today and my birth year Wenger Soldat that a buddy kindly gifted to me.

 

[kai76]

D Duckdog Stuart that Cripple Creek looks solid!!

Got a good thing going with this 78.

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

Sticking with the Camillus army engineer knife.

Cool fact of the day: The Camillus #14 pattern used to make the WW2 army engineer knife actually predates the war, and saw continual use to produce the Camillus 99 Camper, and even the Sword Brand 97 Camper into the 1980’s.

Really like that Camillus, guess they figured if ain't broke,don't fix it.

 

[RDaneel]

Lovely view Dean

Thanks, Jack! It's just a very short walk away from where I live.

Couple of innovative and intriguing models from old-time companies, Dean!

Sunday, so I'll post my four literal EDCs:
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And, as a bonus, here are the knives usually on my desk at the office:
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- GT

Thank you, Gary! A veritable cornucopia of desirable knives you've presented today.

Pleasant pastoral photo, Dean!

- GT

Thank you, Gary!

Morning folks, hope everyone had a good weekend, busy week ahead

Nice knives, Jack. Your ebony jack is just right!

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Your AG Russell jack is gorgeous, Dwight! What are the particulars on that model?

 

[RDaneel]

Another day with Charlie's crème de la crème.

 

[Arian29]

SAK+Case Whittler.

 

[Jsega51]

 

[mitch4ging]

This one before the 2019's start!

 

[Gevonovich]

Buoyed by a couple of finds that I made last week in my stepfather's old boxes, I put on the carbide headlamp and dove back in. I'm totin' one of the stragglers that was hiding in the back: a Cripple Creek LI-1 made by Bob Cargill in 1982 for Knife World (more precisely, #0613 out of 2000). It is the first edition of that KW series and the first of the ten "Little Indian" patterns. It has Cargill's honeycomb jigged Honey Bone covers. At 3.25", it's a fine little knife to carry, albeit a bit stout.

The tang stamp looks better in the real world; bad angle by the photog.

- Stuart

I have been reading the Cripple Creek thread and what a joy. Bob sounds like quite the man. That knife you have is a dream, Stuart!! Thanks for the look and your Stepfather and carbide head lamps

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

I'm sure he's a stand up guy, but yea, that was bad. I don't feel bad for him at all.

HaHa! Bartman (forgot about him! ).

I've been thinking about Scott Norwood & Bill Buckner.

- Del

Beautiful "Pena" Jason, I feel for you and "Da Bears" they did everything right to win, the double doink was surreal, I however do feel for Parkey from the aspect that you know how much he must love his teammates and they him and to have not delivered for them must weigh heavy on him and he had just NAILED the one right before Philly called tome out

Well, the NFL announced today that Parkey’s kick was partially blocked. I suppose it still counts as his eleventh miss of the season ~ six of which hit an upright.
Maybe this will make him feel a little better?

To keep on topic, here’s the usual contents of my guitar pick pocket...
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[Ramrodmb]

Lovely view Dean



Very nice Mark

Thanks, Jack

Just oooooohhhhhhhh! When Redbone Ruled the Earth

YES! Thanks, Will

NICE Mark!!! 6292 XX?

Had to edit, saw it in post your Case knives

Thanks, Paul. Yes sir, 6292 XX

Thanks and, yes, it is. As to the tree edit, I know there are some sharp eyes on this thread.





Thanks, GT.



Thanks, Jack. I try to be a gallant as Sir Walter, but hope to avoid his fate from a fickle female.



I have never seen a Kerr before, Dwight, nor could I find info on the firm. Truly an interesting knife - and beautiful.



I love seeing your expanded Queen collection, Ted. Thanks for showing. Kudos to @r8shell .



Man, those covers glow like a warm fire.



Yep, that's the one!!



Thanks, Harry. I go back to the pearl pile time and again.



Thanks, GT, and you aren't the only happy one.



There is comfort in continuity, GT. I like seeing your constant contingent.



I am, too, Steve. He was a national treasure.

- Stuart

Thanks, Stuart. I've really been enjoying your Winterbottom Queens lately too!