What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Ace Rimmer]

I do the same thing! Sometimes it's just a good excuse to use my knife. It's also a good way to enhance the patina on carbon steel!

 

[Signalprick]

I don't know about you guys but the voting threads are burning me out! Fortunately I never tire of this little user. Gets better day by day!

 

[Kperla]

A little EJ & BO today! Enjoy your day ladies and gents!

 

[SteveC]

That's a great pictures of some fine jigged bone, Steve. Thanks (again) for sharing yet another beauty.


- Stuart

Thanks Stuart !

 

[SteveC]

Case 6202 1/2 today

 

[Buzzbait]

For Wooden Wednesday, sharing pocket time with the Camillus is an ebony Beer Scout Knife.

 

[Fodderwing]

Thank you, Dwight, for a fine picture of a very handsome knife

Thanks Stuart.

 

[r8shell]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Hanging with the Camillus today is a new one that arrived yesterday. This is my first Case large stockman. I decided to go with yellow Delrin and CV steel, since I've enjoyed that combination so much on my Case medium punch stockman.

The new Case is a very impressive. The whole knife is overbuilt in comparison to my GEC Dixie stockman. The pulls are all a perfect 5, with a decent amount of snap. No spring gaps. No blade wobble whatsoever. Sharp out of the box, although maybe a bit coarse in grit. Pinched bolsters. The blade thickness measures to be about .020" behind the edge on all blades, which I consider very appropriate for a knife of this size. I really dig the big wide sheepsfoot. I'm always a bit disappointed when I buy a stockman, and get an undersized sheepsfoot blade, since the sheepsfoot gets as much use as the primary clip. And I always prefer a nice full clip blade in terms of aesthetics. For less than fifty bucks, it's a heck of a knife. Case totally nailed the large stockman.

Nice review. I have a gift card burning a hole in my pocket, that I’d planned on using on fishing tackle, but I think I’ll go see if they have a twin of your new Case. I too, am fond of yellow delrin large Stockmen.

Totin' these two for Twosday: an Overland equal end (1951-1953) and a Schrade barehead (1917-1946).

- Stuart

Taking a little drive with Dad through some old stomping grounds...

Hang on, Dad. I need to take a picture.

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That looks great!

Creamy and dreamy and so dang useful. Great pair, Jeff.

- Stuart

Thanks, Stuart!

Besides Austin Healeys, Land Rovers, and lambsfoot pocket knives, Barbour coats are one of my favorite British products. I was hoping to find one during our visit to Scotland. Anyone visiting Edinburg must seek out one or both of the Armstrongs surplus stores. I found this coat, which is made for today’s weather, for under the Pound equivalent of $50, as well as a heavy handknit wool sweater as well as several classic tweed snap brim caps. Now, I can celebrate my Scottish heritage in style.
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[Half/Stop]

Love that ironwood lambfoot, Ron.

Thank you Stuart!

While I was in the Land of Nod, the Guardians thread passed 800 pages So I am celebrating with a Double Lambsfoot Day! Any excuse!

Those two beautiful knives and many more like them have helped the Guardians thread build quite a head of steam Jack! A well deserved congratulations my friend!

These two favorites for Wednesday!

 

[paulhilborn]

A little EJ & BO today! Enjoy your day ladies and gents!

One of my most favorite knives that I do not own That is a true beauty right there

 

[Pinemoon]

Had these 4 out today. Needed to take a picture for the Trade thread

That's a beautiful spread

Hanging with the Camillus today is a new one that arrived yesterday. This is my first Case large stockman. I decided to go with yellow Delrin and CV steel, since I've enjoyed that combination so much on my Case medium punch stockman.

The new Case is a very impressive. The whole knife is overbuilt in comparison to my GEC Dixie stockman. The pulls are all a perfect 5, with a decent amount of snap. No spring gaps. No blade wobble whatsoever. Sharp out of the box, although maybe a bit coarse in grit. Pinched bolsters. The blade thickness measures to be about .020" behind the edge on all blades, which I consider very appropriate for a knife of this size. I really dig the big wide sheepsfoot. I'm always a bit disappointed when I buy a stockman, and get an undersized sheepsfoot blade, since the sheepsfoot gets as much use as the primary clip. And I always prefer a nice full clip blade in terms of aesthetics. For less than fifty bucks, it's a heck of a knife. Case totally nailed the large stockman.

Great compliment to the Camillus, Buzz. Case can do it very well at times

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Exquisite!!

Took these out of my pocket to take a pic with the horse stall as a backdrop. However Tag took a interest in what I had in my hand. But seemed quite unimpressed once he realized it wasn't something he could eat

That horse has very good taste

 

[Pinemoon]

The navaja today

 

[Dschal]

Wooden Wednesday while the sun shines.

 

[Old Engineer]

Some older Wood and older Stag , both German made , for today plus an Up-Date on the Car In The Water On The Ice On The Lake . In 2017 and 2018 the car was sunk before March 1 .


Wood handled Loewen Messer and Stag Kronenkrebs .







Harry

 

[RDaneel]

Case 6202 1/2 today

Very nice jigging on that beauty!

 

[RDaneel]

For Wooden Wednesday - ebony Presidential in a tree.

 

[Whetstone39]

These two for Wooden Wednesday.

 

[DelOro]

Wet Wednesday

Since Sunday is St. Patrick's Day

1 THESSALONIANS 4:11
Make it your ambition to lead a quiet life: You should mind your own business and work with your hands, just as we told you, so that your daily life may win the respect of outsiders and so that you will not be dependent on anybody.

 

[NSBchef]

Funk-a-fied 43 for me today