What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Amir Fleschwund]

Ebony, bocote, and a couple other favorite things...View attachment 1086060

 

[Eli Chaps]

Currently quite smitten with this one. I was pretty unsure how I'd like it as I felt the size could be both a positive and a negative. But I'm starting to really enjoy it and the Stockman pattern in general.

 

[joeradza]

Wow! That’s something else Joe

Thanks Mateo.

 

[Travman]

 

[Prester John]

Currently quite smitten with this one. I was pretty unsure how I'd like it as I felt the size could be both a positive and a negative. But I'm starting to really enjoy it and the Stockman pattern in general.

That's a nice one. What size? Got a Buck 301 stockman in my pocket now. My measuring tape says 3 & 15/16". Good size.

 

[JohnDF]

Ebony, bocote, and a couple other favorite things...View attachment 1086060

Oh my yes! To both the knives and the food.

 

[Eli Chaps]

Prester John 4.25" long. I actually just took a bunch of measurements of it for a recent inquiry. Pics here: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/case-large-stockman-belt-sheath.1646723/page-2

I said to heck with it and just tossed it into my right front jeans pocket with the other stuff that normally lives there. And so far, it hasn't bothered me. Maybe it's all that time carrying a Spyderco Manix 2LW, but the size and weight haven't been an issue. I'm still thinking about a belt sheath but I'm going to keep trying this out for a bit first.

 

[Pinemoon]

Pile side shot of my Sword Brand Jack

Beautiful... That's got character...

Metallic Monday? Why not? A Geo. Wostenholm pruner in brass and a brassy metallic celluloid (?) Imperial single blade pen (with ball bearing opening lock) that dates around 1939-1942 (according to the patent numbers).

- Stuart

wow, very unique pair. The stuff I only see on BF

Very interesting! Thanks for sharing it.

Sublime. Heirloom.

This is most interesting JP.


Just received from José Herreros of Madrid. Mini Vendetta. Finely crafted and a beautiful specimen. Thank you José.View attachment 1085366

Beautiful navaja... especially photographed by yourself

Amber stag to keep me warm today.View attachment 1086044

just a perfect shade of warmth on that handle

 

[paulhilborn]

Ebony, bocote, and a couple other favorite things...View attachment 1086060

Man Jeff, that's my kinda breakfast sure beats the raisin bran I just ate great pocket cutlery as well

 

[Old Hunter]

Those aren’t edible, are they, OH?
Fun on light tackle, either way!

From my point of view Shad are not edible - however, some people do eat them. I don't eat Shad because of the bones - frying is the only way to get around it (fried hard as potato chips to soften the bones) and I try to eat healthier than that. I fish them catch and release, as they are the first fish to show after the winter slow down. Shad are sort of like dove is to hunting, they are the ceremonial kick off of the spring fishing season. They are referred to around here as poor man's Tarpon - giving some great tailwalking fights for a small fish (12-15" typical for a Hickory Shad). They also make great bait fish. OH

 

[SteveC]

#78 today for WW !

 

[Pinemoon]

Still smitten with the Moki

 

[joeradza]

Still smitten with the Moki

Ah, you too with amber today. Those Moki's are special.

 

[Half/Stop]

Beautiful pic Ron Shame about the frost

Thanks for the compliment Jack! It’s a shame but they’re an ugly brown color now!

I’m totin these two today! Y’all have a great day!

 

[Fodderwing]

Toting one of my favorites today, a HSB wharncliffe pen

What fabulous covers on that jewel.

An Ontario Rat (made by Queen) Railsplitter with Rams horn covers and D2 blades. An exceptional knife, Solid Blades with no blade rub, pinned shield and AMAZING f&f. Add, pinch, slanted and threaded bolsters that just make this a stellar knife This is #125 of 500.

Very interesting knife Paul.

Beautiful navaja... especially photographed by yourself

Thank you.

Still smitten with the Moki

You may be forever smitten with that treasure.

 

[Buzzbait]

For Wooden Wednesday, the Camillus is being accompanied by my new GEC #43 Oregon Trapper in cocobolo.

 

[JTB_5]

Three great woods. Ironwood sandwich with cocobolo in the center.

 

[Whetstone39]

These two for Wooden Wednesday.

 

[Signalprick]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Man Jeff, that's my kinda breakfast sure beats the raisin bran I just ate great pocket cutlery as well

Thanks, Paul.
We banned most carbs and sugars, which means most factory packaged foods, and I dropped 14 pounds in a month. Cholesterol? I’ll find out soon- on my way to a physical which will include a lipids panel.