What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[jon_slider]

 

[Corso]

Its orange. Low light at dusk, and the handle is very scratched up from pocket wear.

Thanks for the info got a bit excited then

 

[Robert.B]

She got a workout at work tonight...now i'll sleep lol

 

[Stich2442]

Jon, I know I've said it before, but you have the nicest peanut I've seen.

My peanut helping with a musical project today

 

[timcsaw]

She got a workout at work tonight...now i'll sleep lol

She's still a "stunner"!

 

[MT Damascus]

 

[ndeezl]

Great lookin pup you've got there Kris :thumbup: (The knife ain't bad either )

Nathan

 

[sitflyer]

That's a fine looking knife! :thumbup:
I think if I should ever visit a place like that spot, I would not want to leave!

 

[Gevonovich]

What a great day of pictures...every one!

 

[Doug Add]

Lovely Kris!

Today I slipped this Sears Craftsman peanut (made by Camillus I think) in my pocket. The cream sawcut delrin is difficult to capture in a photograph with my inexpensive equipment and elementary skill level, even on an overcast morning.

 

[timcsaw]

Envy thy name is MT Damascus! (both dog and knife... and Montana, the lovely country in which you live!)

 

[sitflyer]

This one still...day after day this one has weasled it way into my pocket, kicking the others to the curb...

 

[MT Damascus]

Thanks guys, I do appeciate it.



Kris

 

[timcsaw]

Still totin' this one... it's just, well... so handy and refuses to leave my pocket.

The elk horn is about to be slabbed out for scales on a couple traditionals that need some "freshening up" and a kit knife or two.

 

[jon_slider]

> the nicest peanut I've seen

thanks for the kind words Stich. Im sure others here have similar beauties, but None of the others who own one, including Carl, whose stories made me buy it, have posted a photo, that I know of. Come on guys, lets see those damascus peanuts!

 

[Humppa]

Today... the GEC #66 was with me...

Kind regards
andi

 

[rockgolfer]

Love that #66 Andi....nice little vox backup as well my friend :thumbup:

Still got my soddie on me

 

[Humppa]

Uups... that Vox I didn´t want to picture anyhow... you "Traditional...". But both are nice knives at all. The Jackknife with the serpentine frame is one of my all-over-favorites.

Great pattern. Not too big and not too small for longer working with that knife.

Kind regards
Andi

 

[zippofan]

Beautiful dog Kris, knife too. Your dog reminds me of my first dog, a Malamute/Samoyed mix. She was an awesome dog and lived a fairly long time for her breeds, I miss her. So I'll give my Border mixes a scratch so they know how much I care for them

Today is the first day since I got it that I haven't carried the Boker Evergreen stockman, Queen Pearl Peanut in my pocket right now:

I intend on taking pics this weekend of new additions, including a knife that just blew me away when I opened the package up yesterday. I finally broke down and bought a Chambriard Le Thiers Compact in juniper. I know it's Sodbuster month, so I intend on carrying it as much as possible until the end of August. I know it isn't a soddie, but a single blade slipjoint just about the right size is close enough for me

 

[silenthunterstudios]

Just got this one in a trade, thanks again Ben. Hope you like the Spydie.

Oops, it's a Case 6318SS with bone scales, almost looks like brown delrin. No idea what era, recent manufacture, 90's.