What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Mayonardo]

Black is back

 

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

My daughter wanted to pick at least one and so she picked what she though was one of my prettiest. That paired with my Waynorth Lambfoot in Ebony make for a good looking duo.

Love the color and texture contrasts. Nice knives too.

 

[RDaneel]

Plain Canoe of the Week is a Rough Rider Painted Desert acrylic:
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Fancy Canoe of the Week is a 1975 Case:
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Bailed non-SAK of the Week is a Camillus electrician:
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International Knife of the Week is an Okapi Baby Sable:
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- GT

Very nice Canoes, Gary! I'm looking at Canoes and Sowbellies now and am conflicted which one to get first.

Terrific couple of knives, Dean! Is the Pocket-Eze new for you?

- GT

Thank you, Gary. I've had the Pocket Eze over 20 years (I think); it is Queen made and is a true Wharncliffe knife (Wharncliffe main, dogleg pattern) in ATS-34. I've posted it before. One more fact, I dropped it shortly after I got it and it sustained a hairline crack on the pile side.

The SwissTank again, of course. But thanks to the generosity of a new friend, it's traveling in this nifty Victorinox SOS pouch.

Nice pouch, Buzz! And a great gift.

 

[RDaneel]

Stag Stockman from the Case XX USA era.

 

[Gevonovich]

Rain on me
My heart is free

 

[mitch4ging]

Had a British and French coalition to make short work of a long rope!

 

[Ripcord 82]

Black is back

I regret not getting the ebony calf roper when I had the chance. That's a good looking knife. Come to think of it, I don't have a black traditional slip joint anywhere.

 

[Mayonardo]

I know the feeling. I stumbled in this one not too long ago. A dealer had it listed. Couldn’t believe it so I grabbed it right away. Probably my favorite.

 

[hornetguy]

Flame maple looks good on knives, guitars, and Kentucky rifles!

You mean, like on stocks for 10-22's? The forend is figured the same way the buttstock is... overall, a pretty pleasant piece of wood. Not exhibition grade, but still nice.... IMHO, of course

.....and to stay on topic, another view of my "today's carry"... the gunstock #44 Buffalo Jack... (pre-patina)

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Am i restricted to even posting pics of my knives? Im trying to post a pic of the knife im carrying today, i practically switch up every day, but today im using one that i just added to my collection. Vintage Fiji Valor. I actually seen one on here that's what lead me to this site, I belive it sold but pic is still up if you want to see what I'm talking about. Due to i can't figure out how to drop pics. I typed in vintage fiji valor miami, usa 440 stainless, 569 japan. Great butterfly knife im loving it so far! I didn't realize it's wooden Wednesday or i wood of carried a wooden knife n tryd posting lol i just found out im new like today new sorry

Welcome Jsun!
Hope you stick around~ great bunch of folks. We call this place the porch because it’s a relaxing place to kick back and chew the fat on our favorite topic.

Some use a photo hosting site, I just shoot with my Iphone, edit (reduce the size), then using the “upload a file” option in the reply box, select the pic, hit “done”, and the site uploads it. When it’s done, select “full size”.

 

[cigarrodog]

Wood!! O, wondrous wood! Wonderful work, Harvey. I can even smell through the picture.
- Stuart

Thank you Stuart, The tobacco is called “Sleepy Hollow.” It does indeed release a wonderful aroma. Your jumbo Keen Kutter is quite splendid.

 

[cigarrodog]

mitch4ging - Wonderful Image, Dennis. Love the blue covers on the French knife.

 

[mitch4ging]

mitch4ging - Wonderful Image, Dennis. Love the blue covers on the French knife.

Thank you very much my friend! It was via @Jolipapa .

 

[Duckdog]

Thank you Stuart, The tobacco is called “Sleepy Hollow.” It does indeed release a wonderful aroma. Your jumbo Keen Kutter is quite splendid.

Thanks to you, too, Harvey, and for the tip on a new (to me) pipe fodder.
- Stuart

 

[JohnDF]

Nice pairing John

Thank you, Jack.

Stag Stockman from the Case XX USA era.

Oh my, that's a beauty!

Had a British and French coalition to make short work of a long rope!
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Your Lamb has the coolest patina.

 

[TheFactor]

 

[Dschal]

Honestly this has been in my pocket all day, because it’s Wednesday! I wasn’t influenced by the previous posts. But great minds...

 

[Old Hunter]

Bruce, I was raised in Atlantic Beach, NC, and went through many a hurricane and nor'easter (Hazel, a Cat 4 in 1954, actually went WEST of us!!). Stay safe and our fingers are crossed for you and several of my family in Morehead City and Wilmington.


- Stuart

Thanks Stuart; I've spent the better part of three and a half days getting ready, looks like the news gets a bit worse with each update - last I heard it may make landfall anywhere from Morehead City to Harkers Island, then head out to sea but clip Cape Hatteras. I sent my wife and daughter to stay with friends in Greenville and hope to ride it out here - got my generator hooked up, lines laid out, water cans filled, ice chests filled, etc. - you know the drill. Eating up the perishables while I still have power (and enjoying Blade Forums as a diversion). Been using Buck Knives all day - lashed down everything I could think of! OH

 

[Old Hunter]

I hope your preparations have gone well, OH, and I hope even more that they're totally unnecessary.

GT

Thank you GT - I sure hope your hope is fulfilled! OH
PS My two blade companions for the last couple of days work - Buck 303 Cadet and Buck 110LT.

 

[Elgatodeacero]