What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[pistonsandgears]

 

[thefrank]

Great Eastern Cutlery 71 Bullnose in denim micarta

 

[Pàdruig]

My daily carry hasn't varied too much as of late. The Waynorth has been a very regular presence, it's just a terrific knife. The 92 brings with it that new knife smell and I've been familiarizing myself with a new-to-me pattern. The Shapleigh, on the other hand, scratches that old school itch.

 

[screened porch]

I found my big Case stockman. Shown with the 307.

But I carried this Camillus 23 today. One time Mom and I were at an antique mall. I wanted this knife, but didn't want to pay what it cost, and Mom liked something, but not enough to pay for it, so we got them for each other for Christmas.

 

[JohnDF]

My daily carry hasn't varied too much as of late. The Waynorth has been a very regular presence, it's just a terrific knife. The 92 brings with it that new knife smell and I've been familiarizing myself with a new-to-me pattern. The Shapleigh, on the other hand, scratches that old school itch.

Something new, something old, and a Lambsfoot... Can't go wrong with that awesome trio.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Two Forum knives
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Not sure I’ve ever seen GEC jigging better than that!

I found my big Case stockman. Shown with the 307.

But I carried this Camillus 23 today. One time Mom and I were at an antique mall. I wanted this knife, but didn't want to pay what it cost, and Mom liked something, but not enough to pay for it, so we got them for each other for Christmas.

That’s the way to do it! Great little memory.
And a Camillus 23 is a helluva good knife.

 

[Half/Stop]

On the road back from visiting Mom/Grandma with my son, she lives 5 1/2 away and we just don't get to see her enough. My son is the one that brought up the trip to Grandma's, he's done it before, he's a good son
Overcast day and heading back home while jammin to classic rock from his play list, I raised him right
The HJ in my pocket, the covers bring me joy

We ate at a great Dinner where they just served breakfast which equaled AWESOME!!!
This sign was on the counter

Paul, I love the HJ my friend but that sign in the diner is awesome!

Monday, Monday, so good to me
Monday mornin', it was all I hoped it would be

This morning, Miss Norma asked me to walk through my mess of strewn knife boxes/boxes of knives that passes as my cutlery conservatory to get her box of baking parchment, She didn't want to "upset your storage scheme". While retrieving her box I found another unopened box left from stepfather's knife collecting legacy. Inside were several assorted pocket knives (which I will tote and post once I catalog them) and this little box.

Three identical little Kutmaster equal end pens (model 27?) clad in Waterfall celluloid and tip bolsters, wrapped in brown tissue paper. Serendipity! I've been totin' one of them all day
- Stuart

All I can say is it doesn’t surprise me in the least bit Stuart! I’ve had the good fortune to see your cutlery conservatory. Those are beautiful knives my friend!

 

[315]

Ulster BSA scout knife, 1923 - 1926.

Exceptional looking Ulster!!

 

[HFinn]

 

[JJ Cahill]

Both nice but that Pal Scout is a sweetheart JJ!

Thank you Ron!!! Your pair of totes is certainly amazing; the WWII era Camillus is especially cool!

Your PAL is absolutely magnificent!!! That Rogers Bone is quite beautiful. I even dig the Boker. They really know how to make a sweet Barlow.

Thank you for your very kind words, Buzz!!! I've been admiring the wonderful work you did on your "SwissTank MkII;" the new Eureka jack is an outstanding companion!

JJ Cahill - Thank you JJ. Charlie’s Waynorths are GEC’s only Lambsfoot pattern knives. Mine is a GEC 15 Navy Knife, artfully altered by @traumkommode. He reversed engineered a sheep into a Lamb. That Boker Barlow of yours is so nice.

Thank you Harvey; I thought the Waynorth was the first GEC Lamb though the work on the #15 Navy was exceptional!!!

Now this super beauty certainly looks like a "golden era" Sheffield lamb; your image is stunning!

Ulster BSA scout knife, 1923 - 1926.

Your Ulster BSA scout is marvelous Dean; an amazing pattern from a Devine cutler!

This morning, Miss Norma asked me to walk through my mess of strewn knife boxes/boxes of knives that passes as my cutlery conservatory to get her box of baking parchment, She didn't want to "upset your storage scheme". While retrieving her box I found another unopened box left from stepfather's knife collecting legacy. Inside were several assorted pocket knives (which I will tote and post once I catalog them) and this little box.

The "Duckdog Museum of Cutlery" is an amazing place to visit; you have treasures at every turn!

My daily carry hasn't varied too much as of late. The Waynorth has been a very regular presence, it's just a terrific knife. The 92 brings with it that new knife smell and I've been familiarizing myself with a new-to-me pattern. The Shapleigh, on the other hand, scratches that old school itch.

Three incredible knockouts Dylan; perfect trio of the old and the new, very cool!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Todays Tuesday totes are both trappers; a GEC made Schrade in the #23 pattern and a Camillus made tribute to the courageous fire fighters.

 

[JJ Cahill]

Bullnose and Cattaraugus Electrician today. I think the subtle swedge on the pile side of the Catt is a nice touch.

Excellent pair of classic working patterns Jeff; both knives are as good as it gets, but your Cattaraugus is amazing!

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack, it was a fun four day (Friday-Monday) trip with Gage, time with my mom and son is a win win

Sounds great Paul, and I'm sure Gage and your mom enjoyed it too

My daily carry hasn't varied too much as of late. The Waynorth has been a very regular presence, it's just a terrific knife. The 92 brings with it that new knife smell and I've been familiarizing myself with a new-to-me pattern. The Shapleigh, on the other hand, scratches that old school itch.

Congratulations on that Shapleigh Dylan

Morning folks, I'm carrying two oldies today, an Alfred Blackwell Lambsfoot, and a 4-line Camillus EO Jack gifted to me by Mr @paulhilborn

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today I carry in my pocket this Case Barlow stag.

 

[Half/Stop]

Love that photo! Love that OO 73! Mine will definitely be in my pocket tomorrow!

Thank you Ron!!! Your pair of totes is certainly amazing; the WWII era Camillus is especially cool!

Thanks JJ!

Morning folks, I'm carrying two oldies today, an Alfred Blackwell Lambsfoot, and a 4-line Camillus EO Jack gifted to me by Mr @paulhilborn

Two old jewels Jack!

 

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These two are becoming quite good friends! In the pocket today!

 

[JohnDF]

Two precious gifts today...

 

[pistonsandgears]

Thanks Ron, the 73 is a great work horse.
Nice pair you are totin today

Love that photo! Love that OO 73! Mine will definitely be in my pocket tomorrow!


Thanks JJ!


Two old jewels Jack!

These two are becoming quite good friends! In the pocket today!

 

[Half/Stop]

Thanks Ron, the 73 is a great work horse.
Nice pair you are totin today

Thanks

 

[simmonsrb]

Great Eastern Cutlery 71 Bullnose in denim micarta

That's a beauty! And nicely photographed as well.

Digging the Russlock. Gotta love that John Deere Green!

Today I've got the 29 GBM Acrylic with me: