What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Had this Keen Kutter in me pocket today

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I am still carrying my peanut. But I did grab a Copperhead the other day to use. I had to split a chicken breast and did not use the peanut. Not saying it wouldn't. But I did not want to chance it.
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Bill
 
Nice keen cutter 4ever3, ebony and a pinned shield, whats more to wish for. :thumbup:

I'm still carrying the stockman from a few posts back.

Peter
 
That Kutter is a beaut!

Today I have gone, not out of necessity for anything other than the peanut, but by way of a thought of it, a novelty of knife, to this 2/3 slipjoint, 1/3 lockback stockman I have by Gerber... maybe not novelty per say, but a unique idea- and quite a handy knife that I don't give enough pocket time to.

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G.
 
I have thoroughly enjoyed this thread, enough that it convinced me to get a 'quality' slippie for off duty carry. My first one is also the one that found it's way into my pocket today, a generic yellow case Soddie. The dog and I have shared a few apples and it is starting to build a nice patina. Thanks for sharing and keep it up gang!
 
Gave my Case/Bose Swayback Jack a little pocket time today. I've had it for a bit, but haven't carried it much. Now that I've used it a time or two I'm starting to realize what a handy pattern it is.
 
cnas122 said:
It's a 3.5" trapper, clip blade, with orange fibermascus. I don't carry it a lot, but I'm a Tennessee fan and I needed to bring the orange today.
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Thank You, its a beauty to be sure! :thumbup:


And, 4ever3 the Keen Kutter is the epitome of old style traditional slippy!. I am pleased you EDC it still. Very :cool:!
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Other than running a few errands I'm hang'n out near home pretty much all day and I'm packing my Dan Burke--Queen Cattle pattern..

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Again, my grandfather's USA-made Schrade Old Timer Middleman Jack. No photo right as of yet, I'm afraid, but I'm working on it.
 
Wow Campbell, I believe Ive seen that Shadley Stockman before, or one very close to it by the same maker!. Regardless, this has got to be one of the finest 3 blade Stock knives that exists on the planet. She's is a Beauty to be sure!

Thanx for sharing her here!! :thumbup:

Anthony

PS{Did you purchase this piece from Jim Behring some years back by chance?}
 
Campbell that's a nice nice Shadley. Thanks for sharing it here.
 
I know I've posted this one before but it's been awhile since I carried it. I put it in my pocket today and it may stay there awhile. So for those that may have missed seeing it:


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I got 2 in the pocket today...

The first is a little makeover project I did...
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This other one is an Imperial that keeps finding its' way into my pocket. Scary sharp blades on this Imperial.
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Glenn
 
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