What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[sunknife]

Camillus e/o bone jack, very solid old knife and this osage #29 were my carry for Friday & Saturday work. Not yet sure what to pocket for a day of leisure today.View attachment 1184868

 

[SteveC]

I felt like a couple from Robeson for my totes today; a rock solid scout from the 1911-20 period and an ultra keen edged jack from the 1922-39 era.

Sweet pair ! Love the jigging on that scout ........

 

[JohnDF]

My Lambsfoot for today...

 

[Ironbut]

This one today. I like the concept of these Lionsteel Barlows, but with the high tech materials & M390 blade, I have kind of a hard time considering them "real traditional Barlows", but...........they're just plain practical, so my Shuffler & Roundhead get carried frequently.

 

[Leslie Tomville]

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Nothing better than a cup of coffee on a Sunday morning. This Oregon Collector’s 43 was one of the best of that run. It is one of the rare examples of top notch random jigging I have seen GEC produce. I cannot help but wonder why they seem to struggle with older jigging patterns.

 

[Gevonovich]

I felt like a couple from Robeson for my totes today; a rock solid scout from the 1911-20 period and an ultra keen edged jack from the 1922-39 era.

Thank you for your kinds words, Sir !!! Two exceptional magnificent oldies for a period when Robeson was King ....breathtaking

 

[Gevonovich]

1095 and stabilized redwood burl, should do ok.
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Seize the Day...wow ! Love the coin too

 

[Gevonovich]

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Nothing better than a cup of coffee on a Sunday morning. This Oregon Collector’s 43 was one of the best of that run. It is one of the rare examples of top notch random jigging I have seen GEC produce. I cannot help but wonder why they seem to struggle with older jigging patterns.

Perfection and great image !!!

 

[sunknife]

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Nothing better than a cup of coffee on a Sunday morning. This Oregon Collector’s 43 was one of the best of that run. It is one of the rare examples of top notch random jigging I have seen GEC produce. I cannot help but wonder why they seem to struggle with older jigging patterns.

I agree on both counts, Sunday morning coffee and that knife are both outstanding.
Would like to see GEC do more knives with that jigging pattern.

 

[Âchillepattada]

I've just found this nice pattadesa from my friend Gigi Sechi . 8,5cm carbon blade and a nice black sheep horn handle.

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[Duckdog]

F.W. Jordan pen (1920s) and Cattaraugus jack (1886-1963).

- Stuart

 

[joeradza]

 

[jacksterp]

No time to take pictures today so I will use some old ones of what is in my pockets today .


And I only carry Stag on days that end in a " Y "




Harry

I LOVE the handle scales on that last knife!

 

[paulhilborn]

Smooth White Bone #74

Such a cool picture (awesome knife as well)

I like the illusion of...GINORMOUS KNIFE on top of a life sized forest impression funny how one's mind works

 

[r8shell]

Camillus e/o bone jack, very solid old knife and this osage #29 were my carry for Friday & Saturday work. Not yet sure what to pocket for a day of leisure today.View attachment 1184868

That's a nice pair.
I've got my two newest in my pockets today:

 

[Old Engineer]

I LOVE the handle scales on that last knife!

Thank very much for the kind words for the Northfield 73 my friend .

Harry

 

[Prester John]

Spanish navaja for Sunday carry.

 

[Old Engineer]

F.W. Jordan pen (1920s) and Cattaraugus jack (1886-1963).

- Stuart

I was undecided on what I would carry today until I saw your 2 gorgeous M.O.P.'s . I especially like the Catt.
I acquired this Shapleighs while at the Rendezvous from Charlie @waynorth .




Harry

 

[Half/Stop]

I felt like a couple from Robeson for my totes today; a rock solid scout from the 1911-20 period and an ultra keen edged jack from the 1922-39 era.

Your vintage cutlery is always a treat JJ! The Robesons and that fantastic Bone is exceptional!

F.W. Jordan pen (1920s) and Cattaraugus jack (1886-1963).

- Stuart

Two outstanding knives my friend!

Just this one today!

 

[cigarrodog]

@JJ Cahill Thank you my friend. We both share a passion for the oldies. Your two beautiful Robesons are exquisite.

@Jack Black love that Okapi.

My two today