What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Amir Fleschwund]

Amir Fleschwund best wishes for a speedy recovery !

Amir Fleschwund
Hope your recuperation is quick and complete, Jeff!

Thank you very much, mis amigos.

 

[Old Engineer]

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!

I did not know that you were having surgery Jeff but I am glad for you that it is over and I wish a very speedy recovery my friend .

Harry

 

[dc50]

A little Sunshine on a cloudy day.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

I did not know that you were having surgery Jeff but I am glad for you that it is over and I wish a very speedy recovery my friend .

Harry

Thanks, my friend!

 

[Old Engineer]

Carrying this one today for Stag Saturday . Staying inside today because it will be snowing off and on all day .




Harry

 

[Âchillepattada]

My first GEC

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[waynorth]

Carrying this one today for Stag Saturday . Staying inside today because it will be snowing off and on all day .




Harry

They don't get any Gnarlier, Harry - Beautiful!! That'll keep you warm and cheerful while it blows and snows outside!!

My first GEC

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Nice choice, Â!! I was just looking over my small collection of those Navy knives last night!
It's such a great creation by Bill at GEC!! When we are all very old, that knife will still be fresh and interesting!! And useful!!

 

[Âchillepattada]

Nice choice, Â!! I was just looking over my small collection of those Navy knives last night!
It's such a great creation by Bill at GEC!! When we are all very old, that knife will still be fresh and interesting!! And useful!!

I fully agree
But more, for me the knives don't cut, they link people. And this one proves it.

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[Duckdog]

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Gorgeous, Dwight.

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:

Yikes!! Glad that you are returned home and I join the chorus of best wishes for a full recovery. It's great to see your posts again, and I like to say, "It's better to be seen than to be viewed."

Imperial Cattle knife today

That is nice, Steve.

Well one I KNOW is stag, the other is called "second cut stag". Which I suspect is a Parkerism for jigged and torched muscle bone, lol.

Both are fine, David. I think that your surmise about the covers of the sowbelly is correct, but I think that it looks about right. A handsome package.

A little Krein B&T in stag bone and CPM-D2.

That Krein is krazy klassy, Gary. A sublime little sporting knife.

Beautiful bone on both of those, Stuart.

Thanks, Dean.

Playing around with these 2 today

Those are sweet!

- Stuart

 

[Atiger]

Schrade 33OT with deep stag scales by Glennbad...

 

[Pinemoon]

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.

Camillus sure knew how to jig bone, didn't they? Nice piece

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Nice scales on the Proper Did you make 'em?

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!

All the best, Sir! Glad you're back with your knives



It's a Case day. A couple of Traps...
Happy weekend, all
~Don

 

[Duckdog]

I've been totin' this Doc Hagen folder today.

Later, I'm headed out to a buddy's farm for some plinking, so I'll switch to a smaller folder and a small fixed blade on my belt. Too fine a day to stay indoors.

- Stuart

 

[DelOro]

It's already pushing 100 degrees today! Thank goodness it's a *DRY* heat.

 

[Peregrin]

That Krein is krazy klassy, Gary. A sublime little sporting knife.

Thanks, Stuart. Tom Krein makes a nice knife for the money. That B&T is a real handy knife to carry and use.

 

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

Nice scales on the Proper Did you make 'em?

I did, thank you.

 

[Frailer]

Today’s carry is also my newest addition, a NOS Imperial Frontier stockman (4432) from 1977.

This was a nostalgic purchase for me, as my paternal grandfather gave me a version of this knife (an Imperial Diamond Edge) for Christmas in the mid/late 70s, and that was the knife I carried all through high school. I’m enjoying having this in my pocket; it brings back some very fond memories.

 

[SVTFreak]

Back to the Al Warren stockman today. Carries small but nice full big blades for its size. And just look at that pointy!

 

[SVTFreak]

Schrade 33OT with deep stag scales by Glennbad...

I'd love to see the other side please.

 

[Pinemoon]

I did, thank you.

Super. That's a nice option with screwed-on scales. I've a couple that I plan to do that with someday.

 

[paulhilborn]

A Schatt and Morgan single spear Barlow? When advertised it was listed as a Barlow and I can KIND of see how they reached that conclusion. Longer than normal bolster, but not as long as what I consider a Barlow bolster

That said, Queen did nail this one. Centered and solid carbon blade, GORGEOUS burnt Stag covers and a really nice threaded bolster I added the EO notch on my own and therefore it is truly "My Knife"

Enjoy the weekend everyone