What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Old Engineer]

Was carrying the GEC 72 and 73 in Stag because this day ends with a "Y " , then the mail came with the 61 from @Zachary then carried all 3 the rest of the day .




Harry

 

[Gary W. Graley]

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[Duckdog]

Thanks for treating The Porch to that treasured trio, Stuart, especially the 2 2OTs!!

D Duckdog - Those are two wooden treasures, Stuart. A lot of warmth.

Thanks, guys.

I like the old and new pairings and I really like that old Case Barlow

Delightful.

Handsome and handy, just like your later posted Wright lambsfoot in Pere David, José.

WOwwzaaa!!!

Camillus Stockman and a Ramsfoot

Another fine old/new pairing, Steve,

A perfectly perfect PAL, pal.

Hot diggity dog!!! That's a find, Nick.

Sweet stuff, Harvey.

I'd be upside down with that pair, HArry.

It's like being a kid in a hardware store museum when I see posts like this from you, JJ. Glorious!

Morning folks, carrying a couple of old friends today, Harrison Fisher Crown Penknife and a Unity Lambsfoot

Exemplary elegant elders, Jack. Thanks for sharing them.

Peanut-ish Knife of the Week is a Remington 'nut with wood covers:

That's a pretty cool peanut, GT.

A great new addition and a fine pairing, Ron. Congrats on that gorgeous Case.

That's pretty precious, Alan. Singular.
- Stuart

 

[Prester John]

A fancy knife para Domingo:

Spanish navaja with polished stag handle, by Artesania Herreros in Albacete.

 

[Gevonovich]

A perfectly perfect PAL, pal

The perfect compliment ! Thank you kindly, Stuart

 

[cigarrodog]

D Duckdog - Thank you kindly, Stuart.

 

[Duckdog]

Quite the impressive treasures you were toting today; must be very pleasurable companions!!!

That unpretentious knife must make you feel like an emperor when you carry it, Stuart!

Fine pair of knives from a fine pair of fellow Forumites, Stuart!

Dang Stuart! I’m too old to be drooling all over my iPad!

Two splendid knives Stuart

Stunning Stuart

Thanks to all y'all.

That's a formidable foursome, Jeff.

Another fine old/new pairing, Steve, highlighted by that handsome Camillus. What a knife!

A picture worth one word, Harvey - stunning.

For Saturday I'll be toting a couple Schrades; a Heritage whittler and Barlow.

Absolutely fabulous, JJ. I am mesmerized by your post of those stellar Schrades.

View attachment 1203795 Two Camillus rescaled in elk antler.
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I really enjoy seeing your recovery results, Jeff. I pity the poor pooches who were deprived of a chew or two.

A peaceful picture of a proud looking pair, r8shell, They are very soothing.

Keen Kutter and #43

And another excellent old/new pairing, Steve. The beautiful Keen Kutter convincingly makes your point about long pulls on all of the blades.

Miscellaneous Knife of the Week is this Case chestnut jigged bone CV mini trapper:

I'm also carrying a couple of Case knives as "free choice" selections this week.
A new sawcut brown bone CV Barlow (again):

and a walnut Rogers jigged bone True Sharp mini copperlock (thanks, Greg):

Case closed - that is a terrific trio you are totin', GT. Each one just beautiful.

The package of a cheesecake we bought last night also provided no challenges.

I like that attitude, Ron. We share a lot in common.

YEP!!!

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One classic vintage Case, and one of their best current production knives. What a history!

Stupendous post with persuasive pictorial proof, Yes, what a history - tumultuous, at times, and terrific throughout.

Great picture, José.

Was carrying the GEC 72 and 73 in Stag because this day ends with a "Y " , then the mail came with the 61 from @Zachary then carried all 3 the rest of the day .

That 61 looks like a stick of warm butter, Harry. Luscious. Lucky you.

- Stuart

 

[JohnDF]

YEP!!!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Something old, something new, both superb. Congrats on the Eureka, JJ; you found it, for sure!

Your photos are like music, JJ, in that they "soothe the savage beast" (me )!

Thank you very much for the kind words and smile Gary!!!

Miscellaneous Knife of the Week is this Case chestnut jigged bone CV mini trapper:

I'm also carrying a couple of Case knives as "free choice" selections this week.
A new sawcut brown bone CV Barlow (again):

and a walnut Rogers jigged bone True Sharp mini copperlock (thanks, Greg):

You have quite a splendid trio today Gary; quite the bounty of cool Case lovelies!

JJ Cahill - Thank you kindly JJ. Two beauties for the Schrade-Athon. The shields are very cool as in all the details of each knife. They’re both so nice that I can’t say which one I like more.

Thank you Harvey!!! You certainly have an amazing collection of wondrous Sheffield Lambs; thats a very cool looking "torch" as well!

And what a tasty treat these beauties are Jack; you and Duncan are cutlery impresarios!

Happy National Fishing and Hunting Day, y'all!! I'm totin' these two today.

Wow Stuart; I'm sure if you were to wave those stunning cutlery marvels at the lake-river-stream the fish would jump into your net to get a better view!

One classic vintage Case, and one of their best current production knives. What a history!

Those two pair up wonderfully; sublime imagery!

That's just a very cool shot; big smiles all around!

I like the old and new pairings and I really like that old Case Barlow

It's like being a kid in a hardware store museum when I see posts like this from you, JJ. Glorious!

Absolutely fabulous, JJ. I am mesmerized by your post of those stellar Schrades.

Thank you very much for your kind words Stuart!!! That would be amazing to visit a nice 1930s-50s hardware store!

 

[Falling_rain]

That's just a very cool shot; big smiles all around!

Thank you my friend.

 

[JJ Cahill]

Todays totes are a couple of older Imperial scouts; a Hammer Brand Kamp King from 1936-37 and another Kamp King from 1946-56.

 

[Jack Black]

Exemplary elegant elders, Jack. Thanks for sharing them.

Thank you Stuart

A fancy knife para Domingo:

Spanish navaja with polished stag handle, by Artesania Herreros in Albacete.

Looking good Vince

And what a tasty treat these beauties are Jack; you and Duncan are cutlery impresarios!

Todays totes are a couple of older Imperial scouts; a Hammer Brand Kamp King from 1936-37 and another Kamp King from 1946-56.

Thank you JJ! Great to see those Scouts, and both in excellent condition

Morning folks, hope everyone is having a great weekend My Sunday carries are a Waynorth Lambsfoot from Charlie, and a Kent Fish Knife from Rachel

 

[LastRodeo]

Finally decided to start carrying this buckaroo View attachment 1204184

Is that Purple Sage jigged bone?

 

[SteveC]

Happy National Fishing and Hunting Day, y'all!! I'm totin' these two today.

- Stuart

Very nice pair to honor the day !

 

[Half/Stop]

WOwwzaaa!!!

A great new addition and a fine pairing, Ron. Congrats on that gorgeous Case.

Thanks Stuart! Hope you and the missus are having a great weekend!

Todays totes are a couple of older Imperial scouts; a Hammer Brand Kamp King from 1936-37 and another Kamp King from 1946-56.

Another dynamic duo JJ!

Morning folks, hope everyone is having a great weekend My Sunday carries are a Waynorth Lambsfoot from Charlie, and a Kent Fish Knife from Rachel

Good morning to you Jack! That’s a great pair you’ve got today my friend!

Today’s National Coffee Day so I’m having a cup or three to get started! Y’all have a great day!

Totin some Case Chestnut CV goodness today. I waited for some more light to get a better photo of my choices. I’ve got a SBJ and a Peanut.

 

[r8shell]

Morning folks, hope everyone is having a great weekend My Sunday carries are a Waynorth Lambsfoot from Charlie, and a Kent Fish Knife from Rachel

Have a great Sunday, Jack!


I've been carrying the new Stockyard Whittler every day, but I still like the really old knives, too. HOME (Holley & Merwin) 1850s-ish

 

[black mamba]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

View attachment 1204452 Wenger Canyon, and Case 6308 Whittler.
The black stuff in top left is walnut husk from where a tree rat dismantled a nut.

Probably planted right smack in the middle of the lawn.

 

[CelloDan]

 

[Onebigbill]

My favorite edc knives. The Buck 303 was a gift from my father in the early 80's. Great walk and talk and an action that is smooth as silk. The HHB is of newer vintage but very special to me too.