What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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I am in favor of making a knife suit you, and it looks like a fine job.

I’ll chime in to say how nice that is. Bet it puts a jingle in your step.
Having such great totin choices sure takes a toll on a knife knut.

I carried the Totin Chip, and ceremoniously presented more than a few many years later.

 

Carried my Glennbad-ed TL-29 today. I really love this knife.

 

John Lloyd Loreto made.

 

Northwoods Bullet Jack in burnt stag

 

A very cool pair for you today Jeff!!! I suspect you performed the re-cover on the sodbuster, outstanding!

Thank you Rachel!!! I'm certain those two wood covered beauties of yours have a screaming edge now!!!

Your'e very welcome Harvey and thank you!!! Wonderful stag covers on your A Wright today and another great shot!

Very unique and cool shot of your 2 pieces of stunning cutlery!!!

The perfect pair of slicers; a superb folding whittler and a phenomenal Fiddleback fixed blade!!!

Sensational snakewood covers on your TL-29 EO!!!

Wow, what a sublime Sheffield pair, Nick!!!

 

For today I'll be toting a couple of medium sized pen knives, each with a stout main blade; a Crucible Knife Co sleeveboard from the late 20's and a Robeson EE from the 20's-30's.

 

Have a few Willie Paulsen knives, and just managed to snag me a lightly used Warthog Lannys Clip

 

Yard sale find
Vulcan cutlery of Germany 2 blade slipjoint.
Have no info whatsoever. Was thrown in.

 

Wow

 

This little guy lives in my wallet, so it gets carried everyday... matches the new wallet nicely too I think

 

Thank you.

 

Beautiful knife there.

 

Both really nice

Beauty

Morning folks, hope everyone is having a great weekend, and that your Sunday is relaxing and peaceful

 

2019 GEC Rendezvous Knife

 

Good Morning! today's carry A Wright Ironwood Lambsfoot

 

nice photo shot

 

Thanks! The pruner was easier to sharpen than I expected, and very pocket friendly for a pruner.

We are expecting the 14th consecutive day of over 100 degree temperatures, so I think this is a good day for puttering around inside.

The hope of finding a knife like that is what keeps me from passing by yard sales. Goin's Encyclopedia lists that stamp, but doesn't give any dates. I'd guess it could be 100 years old.

 

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I'm still to get bitten by the Pruner bug, but when I carry one, the one I carry is the same as yours Rachel I usually sharpen mine on a kitchen steel, or on a ceramic rod held like a steel