What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[JJ Cahill]

Nice! Is the GEC/Schrade as massive as it looks? I like big knives...

Thanks Jeff!!! The GEC 23 frame is a bit of a beast; 4 1/2" closed and 1 3/8" wide with 8+ pulls.

GEC #43 Oregon Trapper (thanks Chief !), and Case #6254 Trapper with a “Peabody Coal Co” blade etch.

Quite an excellent duo of trappers; I think the 43 has among the best blade profiles of the GEC lineup!

Another pair o' neat knives; the bone on the GEC/Schrade is gorgeous.

Thank you Dean!!!

Thank you JJ. Two nice trappers. Much respect to the firefighters.

Thanks Harvey!!! The fire fighters in So Cal have certainly saved the day a few times in areas I've resided!

Your HHB looks majestic fanned out on that palm leaf, very cool shot!

Toting this new to me Challenge teardrop.

A beauty of a jack Nick; i was drooling earlier on the "old knives" forum!

Yesterday and today. Really liking the 97!

Those look awesome together David; not much you can't accomplish with those big fellers!

I'll bet your wonderful old Sheffield jack could write volumes; love it when the old guys are still sharp!

Anyways, it’s just nice to think that my grandfather was with us for our first two-wheeled ride.

What a cool find; an old Imperial Barlow is a classic piece of family history!

Another "time warp" pair, JJ! I don't think I've run across Burnt Chimney before; cool tang stamp! Was that once a Böker "line" or did Böker make them for someone else?

Thanks Gary!!! Apparently Burnt Chimney were made by Boker mostly for a pharmacy owner in NC named Marshall Hardin to sell to his customers cir. 1980s-90s.

My Goodness, there's "acres" of jaw-dropping jigged bone on that Schrade trapper!

Thank you again for your kind words!!!

Alox SAK this week is a black Pioneer:

non-Alox SAK this week is a Vic Explorer:

Sowbelly stockman this week is a Marbles stag bone model (thanks, Randy):

"Regular" stockman this week is a Schrade USA 34OT (thanks, Dave):

Excellent foursome you put together for today's totes! Very cool bone on your sowbelly; I just ordered a Black Alox a few hours ago!

 

[HFinn]

Good morning from the office. A colleague brought some apples from her own tree. Very tasty!

 

[JJ Cahill]

My totes for wooden Wednesday are a couple of classic lock backs; a walnut covered Buck 112 I grabbed in the late 70s and a Juniper covered Le Camarguais from the small village of Bezouce in the South of France.

 

[Jack Black]

Thank you Jack. Easy to see your fondness for your Alfred Blackwell Lamb.

Thanks Harvey

A classy Jack today, gifted to me from my good friend Duncan

Legendary Paul

Thank you, Jack. I've actually had that Shapleigh for a little while now, a very kind gift from Charlie himself. Easily the oldest knife I have in my collection.

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Today, I had a pair in Stag with me.

Sorry for either not noticing, or more likely forgetting, my friend. A typically generous gesture from the great man up north Nicely paired

I'll bet your wonderful old Sheffield jack could write volumes; love it when the old guys are still sharp!

Thanks JJ, you can't beat that good old steel can you?

Morning folks, thought I'd carry another pair of oldies today, a Saynor Lambsfoot and a Ryalls Sleeveboard

 

[Pt-Luso]

What a notable pair of lambsfoot Barlows, José!

Thanks Gary.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Breathtaking Barlow, José!

Thank you very much Gary.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today with A. Wright Barlow.

 

[Will Power]

One from the pile, Heritage Jack, bottom. All steel construction.

 

[Chui]

One from the pile, Heritage Jack, bottom. All steel construction.

- great pic on the old publication



Bolus and coffee in the conservatory underneath a bright blue London sky...

 

[JohnDF]

Mexican sport fishing license in hand, up at 3 to head to the airport. Headed to a little fishing village south of LaPaz for a few days. Never been there and never fished for anything that swims in those waters so it will all be a new adventure. Taking just these two Victorinox SAK’s along. Should something happen and I lose them, they make more everyday

Safe travels and good luck fishing.

Morning folks, thought I'd carry another pair of oldies today, a Saynor Lambsfoot and a Ryalls Sleeveboard

Great looking old pair, Jack.

Today with A. Wright Barlow.

There is some nice grain in that wood, Jose.

 

[JohnDF]

Case Medium Stockman riding with my Lambsfoot today.
I've owned Stockman knives by many different makers, but I think Case makes my favorites. They may not be put together as well as some others, but they are always so slim in the pocket, attractive to look at, easy to sharpen, and never fail to cut anything. When it comes to Stockmans... Give me a Case.

 

[Travman]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

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Craftsman, bought when I worked at Sears hardware and paint while in college.
The A Wright was a thoughtful gift from Harry ~@Old Engineer last time we met up.

 

[TheChunk91]

I don't know why I never carried this one before yesterday, but I should have started sooner!

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

What do beavers chew? Wood! Hopefully no knawing will happen here

 

[btmccutcheon]

A little reclaimed chestnut for Wooden Wednesday...

 

[SteveC]

Camillus #17 and a #74 today

 

[Half/Stop]

Today is Wednesday and I’ve got a Tidioute #47 Viper and a Tidioute #73 Scout. But it’s really about the bois-d'arc, bodark, hedge-apple or Osage Orange as I prefer to call it! Y’all have a great day!

 

[Duckdog]

I've put a twist on my Wednesday, more specifically Winchester Wood Wednesday for me. I'm totin' two: an older Model 94 (built in 1959) and a younger Model 1924 (built in 1987). The elder is getting a new taste treat today: polymer-tipped spitzer bullets in .30-30.

A better picture of the Wednesday wood.

- Stuart

 

[Chief]