What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[HeathH]

It's been a while since I posted here... This one is finally breaking in and getting smooth and snappy

 

[Jack Black]

I'm off out for a hike tomorrow, and carrying the same pair again Hope everyone has a great weekend

 

[JoeGoblyn]

Joe

 

[Falling_rain]

 

[Old Engineer]

These 2 today :



Harry

 

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

 

[JohnDF]

Congrats on the handsome jack, John!

Thank you, GT.

 

[Half/Stop]

Brown bone bonanza, Ron!!

Thank you Gary!

I'm off out for a hike tomorrow, and carrying the same pair again Hope everyone has a great weekend

Hope you have a great hike Jack! The blade choices on your pair makes for a very versatile duo!

These 2 today :



Harry

Looks like you’ve took a liking to those two beauties Harry!

 

[myemptymind]

My very first slippie, love this!

 

[Old Engineer]

Yeah I have Ron . They both are great users and they make a Great Pair , as you well know .

Harry

 

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

 

[Anothername]

Thanks fellas. Its been ruff at times but I have always wanted to be a one knife guy so i could have a honest pocket worn knife. I just love the look of a knife that's been carried for so long the blades worn down and the bones worn smooth. Just gotta make another 10 or 20 years @5K Qs Just 1 blade keeps its simple @Amir Fleschwund Your grandfather sure picked a beautie! Hard to beat ebony an easy open notch and a nice spear! @RDaneel Thank you!

 

[thefrank]

Emmer Knives custom Nessmuk and modded Opinel No. 8

 

[Duckdog]

I worked in the yard all day and have missed most of the recent postings (will catch them up soon). It was overcast here, so I brightened my day with these - a Queen #13 switch pattern (1958-1960) and an Imperial premium jack (1946-1956).

My day got even brighter, though only temporarily, when a buddy dropped by to leave a knife with me for oiling/sharpening. I got to tote it for a few hours. A Case medium stockman (1971):

Man, I hated handing that one back.
- Stuart

 

[Dr-Mabuse]

Thanks GT! Carrying this little traplifter again. So my process was just a simmer and soak in RIT dye. At first I tried Cherry Red but that ended up being dark magenta. So I tossed it in some Tangerine Orange and voila it was a nice blood red.
It’s just like my buddy Randy says “If at first you don’t succeed, dye, dye again.”

 

[JJ Cahill]

Great-looking pair

I'm stepping out on Friday with these two Have a good Friday folks, the weekend is almost upon us

Thanks Jack!!! Your HHB paired with the 44 is a formidable duo!

Blue mammoth sowbelly.

Your blue mammoth covers look amazing on the sowbelly!

Another wonderful old beauty Gev; it continues to be a great pleasure taking in your lovely gems!

Thank you JJ. Showing a trio of beauties today. Actually, you show great knives every day.

Two for today. The first is a Buckshot Bone Rough Rider. Newly acquired.

A. Wright Senator with a sample of an incredibly delicious confetti cake.

Thank you Harvey!!! Excellent props in your wonderful images; the RR is very cool but the A. Wright takes the cake (which looks delicious!)

I worked in the yard all day and have missed most of the recent postings (will catch them up soon). It was overcast here, so I brightened my day with these - a Queen #13 switch pattern (1958-1960) and an Imperial premium jack (1946-1956).

Certainly a couple of stunners Stuart! The Case is very nice but "carbon keeps cutting!"

 

[JJ Cahill]

My Saturday totes are a couple of wildly popular patterns from their countries of origin; a BSA Fieldmaster scout from Switzerland and a CJ Barlow from England.

 

[Old Hunter]

Almost impossible to beat the trusty old BSA scout knife; quite possibly my favorite pattern! Hang tough out there Bruce!!!

Thank you! We did well, lot of wind and rain, but no flooding and no damage - just branches, twigs, and leaf debris. I have about 90% cleaned up already. Pity the poor folks on Ocracoke and Hatteras Islands - they’ve been flooded hard. OH

 

[Old Hunter]

My Saturday totes are a couple of wildly popular patterns from their countries of origin; a BSA Fieldmaster scout from Switzerland and a CJ Barlow from England.

Fine looking Barlow JJ. The BSA SAK is a kitchen sink version! OH

 

[JJ Cahill]

Thank you! We did well, lot of wind and rain, but no flooding and no damage - just branches, twigs, and leaf debris. I have about 90% cleaned up already. Pity the poor folks on Ocracoke and Hatteras Islands - they’ve been flooded hard. OH

I'm glad to hear you got through this one with no damage! The last one I witnessed was Hurricane Andrew in Florida which was quite a mess. Now I've got fires and earthquakes...