What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[jwb01]

Busy busy no time for pics while the suns out.... loving this 82....

 

[cigarrodog]

For Thor's Day, I like the hammer & anvil:

Classic Buck 301 (with another classic).

Also have to give time to a newcomer:

Ironwood lambsfoot from Sheffield.

Nice Colt!

 

[Prester John]

Nice Colt!

Thanks, CD. Colt 1903 .32 ACP.

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

Sorry, double tap. Here’s some other pics to fill the spot.

A few of my favorite penknives.

Loveless/Lonewolf City Knife

If you don't mind me asking, what's the 3rd down on the left most row? I have a Utica St.Louis souvenir knife very much like it.
Thanks

 

[Carboniferous]

Queen Dogleg WCSB

Awesome! I managed to snag a #06 before the Queen stock available online dried up, I really really wanted to find a #51 but missed the boat and now it's too late Looks like a wonderful pattern and their carved bone stag looks awesome as always

 

[HFinn]

Back to trad. I don't carry this on my person but in my bag where I have all my essentials, laptop, business cards, data sticks etc. It does however have now the lighter sheath I bought, not the one in the picture. I intend to make one better suited for pocket carry with square or rounded bottom, but the stock Brisa sheath will do now. The multicarry sheath is nice but bulky.

This knife has kicked the Enzo Necker out of my carry habits. This is a much better knife, mainly because of the slightly longer, well designed handle and blade and sturdier construction. It has the maximum lenght I am willing to carry in the pocket as an EDC tool, so this is borderline pocket/belt carry knife. Well, maybe I'm being too hard on Necker, the white micarta version is a nice gentleman's fixed blade for light use.

 

[Will Power]

Awesome! I managed to snag a #06 before the Queen stock available online dried up, I really really wanted to find a #51 but missed the boat and now it's too late Looks like a wonderful pattern and their carved bone stag looks awesome as always

Thanks very much! It's a nice long slim pattern too with a decent Penblade, it's none too common though. I think it was made in Bird's Eye Maple as well but not in Zebrawood nor I think in Amber Carved Stag Bone?

 

[Travman]

 

[JohnDF]

For work today...

 

[Jack Black]

GEC 15 on this wooden Wednesday

Cool coin (had to look that one up)! Great knife too

I stand corrected. In my haste, I incorrectly said Rodgers. It is from the Richards factory. Could you inform me of any pertinent knowledge? Thank you.
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My dad worked there when I was a kid, that pattern (different scales) was the first knife I ever bought. There's a lengthy article in a recent issue of Knife Magazine

Wooden Wednesday with a Green Curly Maple Teardrop by Case.

Fab photo of that beautiful knife Dean

Wrap me up in the color of love

Gorgeous Gev

I forgot it was Wednesday today.

I had these two with me.

Fine choices Dylan

Going with ebony today

 

[joeradza]

Some leather today.

 

[r8shell]

Piano keys.

 

[screened porch]

"There's naught wrong wi' shiny knives, Lad!" (Love those Western 901s.)

 

[Half/Stop]

The rain is back with 2.5” forecast through Sunday! I opened my back door and took this photo of my carries for today under the eave.

 

[TheChunk91]

For Thor's Day, I like the hammer & anvil:

Classic Buck 301 (with another classic).

Back in the day they considered that a pocket pistol, it certainly has better style than its modern day peers

 

[flatblackcapo]

 

[metsfan]

My 85 in jigged Cherry from the last drop but I’m a moron and still haven’t figured out how to imbed/attach/post pics here...

 

[Prester John]

Back in the day they considered that a pocket pistol, it certainly has better style than its modern day peers

Yep, in my opinion, most of today's handguns are FUGLY!

 

[Chui]

 

[balor85]