What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

 

[Duckdog]

Very nice duo, Stuo!

Both very nice Stuart, but the one on top is stellar.

Definitely a looker Stuart

Killer pair you have today. Great bone on both of them but the Miller Bros is just awesome, I love the shield!

That is a fine pick of your Fisherman , I’d love to see that with the blade open some time.

Cracking jigging on those two Stuart

Thanks, guys.

Stuart that’s a beautiful Miller Brothers my friend! I know for a fact that ole boy that has it now cherishes it dearly!

I’m pairing up two C’s today. A Case Copperlock and a Camillus Cattleknife. Both of these are souvenirs from our trip to the Badger Knife Show at Janesville Wisconsin.

Thanks, Ron. I'd swear that the Miller large cigar is smiling. You've got two classics there, pal, new and old. Good "work".

Used my Forge to cut a lemon for drink prep.

That's a tantalizing scene! Nice knife, too.

- Stuart

 

[mitch13]

More great knives, thanks for sharing everyone

Used my Forge to cut a lemon for drink prep.

Nice 1 mate.
Ebony scales?
Mitch

 

[CelloDan]

 

[315]

Got some dirt to shovel for the garden...

 

[SCFlyGuy]

No picture, but a story with a happy ending. I traveled to the SC coast this week to play golf with a group of college fraternity brothers. When I emptied my pockets Sunday night, my Case Bose Ebony Eureka Jack was missing ... ugh!?! I retraced my steps with no luck. When I returned home today, I looked in the couch ... still no knife. I had given it up as lost. Well, when I sat down this evening to watch the news, I happened to put my hand under the cushion ... and ... there it was!! She’s now happily back in my pocket ...
my favorite knife is back!!

 

[Frailer]

A very old offering from Shapleigh Hardware.

I hope I look this good when I’m 100 years old.

 

[Pinemoon]

Both are gorgeous, Don.


- Stuart

Thank you, sir. First time totin' them as a pair

 

[Half/Stop]

Thanks, Ron. I'd swear that the Miller large cigar is smiling. You've got two classics there, pal, new and old. Good "work".

Big ole smiles my friend!

 

[Fodderwing]

TGIF!
A Canadian Elk and Damasteel Lightfoot, along with the usual suspect Lloyd today (a rare pile side shot).

Knives don't get more beautiful than those two Gary.

Great choice. Such an underrated knife, the Mudbug.

Thanks Buzz. I agree and a Mudbug is my edc in a sheath. Never tire of seeing your Camillus.

Gorgeous photo, Dwight. I think that is the best looking Bullnose; it just looks really rugged!

Thanks my friend. That teardrop John Deere is a radical ravishing razor.

Nice knife and a really cool picture, Dwight

Thank you Stuart.

Samadhi

Yes

Prompted by several of the recent post, I'm totin' a Mutt & Jeff pair today: a rather robust Miller Bros. jack (3 3/4", 1872-1926) and a particularly petite (though practical) Primble 401B small stockman (perfect for riding the range on a Shetland pony, 2 3/4", 1968-1985).

- Stuart

Just a mesmerizing Miller Bros. Fantastic pair.

Splendid pic Dwight

Thanks Jack.

Used my Forge to cut a lemon for drink prep.

Lovely pic of an icon.

 

[paulhilborn]

My 14 TC today.

 

[r8shell]

A very old offering from Shapleigh Hardware.

I hope I like this good when I’m 100 years old.

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Very cool. There's something I just love about carrying century old knives.

 

[Old Engineer]

Carried this one in the morning :

And this one in the afternoon and out for the Friday Fish Fry


Harry

 

[Peregrin]

Knives don't get more beautiful than those two Gary.

Thanks Dwight. I agree with you!

 

[Duckdog]

Just a mesmerizing Miller Bros. Fantastic pair.

Thanks for the compliment and for sharing that very nice Primble barlow.
- Stuart

 

[bladeblabber]

Rekindled my love for muskrats these last few days

 

[microbe]

More great knives, thanks for sharing everyone



Nice 1 mate.
Ebony scales?
Mitch

Thank you sir. It's black horn tip.

 

[Fodderwing]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

This is what I was toting most this past week:
View attachment 1118345 Press the green button, and the nice machine sends a soothing dose of morphine down the tube into my arm.

But I convinced the surgeon to let me come home yesterday, so I can participate in Stagurday observance with this guy:
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Have a great weekend, folks!

 

[Fodderwing]

Amir Fleschwund I'm glad to hear you are home from the hospital Jeff. I hope your recuperation is swift and without complications.