What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Falling_rain]

Those red bones are incredible!

A new one to me, a 6347 HP and a Barlow

 

[vonrichthofen54]

@Musashi96 thats obviously a labor of love right there.

 

[Gevonovich]

Wow! There must be some stories behind this old pal.

If only they could talk Thank you for the smile

 

[PirateSeulb]

I bought these today and carried them for the rest of the day

https://www.amazon.com/photos/shared/oqxeI-ZhScOAb8ydi2u9yQ.wEb3_eFdjBejoaVFBWJutt

 

[Cutfinger]

I bought these today and carried them for the rest of the day

https://www.amazon.com/photos/shared/oqxeI-ZhScOAb8ydi2u9yQ.wEb3_eFdjBejoaVFBWJutt

Fatty and skinny there, make a great pair of knives. The Schrade to cut up any food, and the Camillus for work after you've eaten.

 

[PirateSeulb]

Was at flea market and 90% of what people had was junk(gas station garbage or rusted and falling apart) or very run of the mill case and schrades. Saw a guy with a well setup display still a lot of cheaper junk but some decent options had these two and could resist. Been wanting one of each type for a while now so will see how they treat me.

 

[Old Engineer]

Pretty crummy weather today so I have to use some old photos . Both carried in Slips
Carried these 2 pretty special to me knives .



Harry

 

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

Pretty crummy weather today so I have to use some old photos . Both carried in Slips
Carried these 2 pretty special to me knives .



Harry

Oh man, those are really awesome.

 

[Old Engineer]

Oh man, those are really awesome.

Thank you very much Josh .

Harry

 

[JJ Cahill]

Thank you very much JJ, those vintage beauties go together well

Morning folks, I hope everyone has a great weekend Rain has cancelled play here, so my Hartshead Barlow is going to help me do some housework

Thanks Jack!!! Your HHB is a stellar pocket tote no matter what you do; I'll bet that "Sheffield Directory" has some very cool intel!

Love old Scout knives - and those two are splendid examples. Leafing through an old Scout Handbook and seeing pictures like yours are very nostalgic exercises. OH

Thank you Bruce; I can certainly relate to that nostalgia!!!

Thank you for your kindness and sharing your wonderful specimens !!!!

You are most certainly welcome Gev; thank you for sharing your great old beauties like the Shapleigh Barlow!!!

Thanks for all the positive vibes you emit, JJ!

Très bon bois, JJ!

International Knife of the Week is a MAM sheepsfoot, and Big Knife of the Week is a MAM Iberica, another weird coincidence in my rotation schedule:

Lambsfoot of the Week is Black Jack, my 2018 SFO Guardians ebony lambsfoot:

Most certainly Gary; thank you for all of your ongoing wonderful and cool commentary!!!
Tremendous trio for you today with those 2 "super slicer" Mams and your beautiful Guardians ebony Lambsfoot Jack Black SFO!

Thank you JJ There are so many great details on each of you pair. Love the badge shields.

Thank you very much Harvey!!! As if the HHB isn't tasty enough you added three delights that create an overwhelming Pavlovian response!

Electrifying elderly electricians, JJ!

Thanks, but who's counting, JJ?
Lovely couple of BSA Camillus knives! Bone, or synthetic, covers?

Thank you again kind Sir!!! The covers are synthetic as after WWII the only bone covered BSA scout I've seen was a Pal Blade Co; Btw 7 is among my favorite prime numbers!

Outstanding image of your GEC toothpick Joel; love the liquid feel!

Getting more roses in the backyard!

A perfectly beautiful shot of your 2 yellow roses; very cool!

 

[JJ Cahill]

My Sunday totes are a couple of non-BSA scouts from the same post WWII era; a Pal Cut Co from 1945-53 and an Imperial Hammer from 1945-55.

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack!!! Your HHB is a stellar pocket tote no matter what you do; I'll bet that "Sheffield Directory" has some very cool intel!

My Sunday totes are a couple of non-BSA scouts from the same post WWII era; a Pal Cut Co from 1945-53 and an Imperial Hammer from 1945-55.

Thank you JJ Yes, it sure does

Your Scouts are in beautiful condition my friend

Morning folks, hope everyone is having a very pleasant weekend, and that you have a fine and fantastic Sunday Carrying these two today, a large ebony Lambsfoot and an Ulster BSA Scout

 

[Gevonovich]

My Sunday totes are a couple of non-BSA scouts from the same post WWII era; a Pal Cut Co from 1945-53 and an Imperial Hammer from 1945-55.

Thank you Sir !! Two beauties to wake up to

Thank you JJ Yes, it sure does

Your Scouts are in beautiful condition my friend

Morning folks, hope everyone is having a very pleasant weekend, and that you have a fine and fantastic Sunday Carrying these two today, a large ebony Lambsfoot and an Ulster BSA Scout

Morning Jack Hope you are having a fine day and your two totes are superbly pictured

 

[Old Hunter]

Rainy Sunday here on the Crystal Coast of NC - going with the wife to church in a bit and then indoor activities for the rest of the day. The 2018 Buck Traditional Forums Club Knife will be in my pocket today. OH

 

[Gevonovich]

...and slowly let your conscious attention flow down into your body and every cell it touches burst into a healing light

 

[Travman]

 

[JohnDF]

Looking forward to a lazy day of watching football games.
I'll have these two knives with me today to keep me company.

 

[Pinemoon]

It's been a while since I posted my daily carry.
This one just came in and I just have to share.
It's the SERRANO from BF maker @lessismore , aka Redmeadow Knives
A unique blade

Serrano Delivered! by D P, on Flickr

Serrano Day! by D P, on Flickr

IMGP0623 by D P, on Flickr

 

[SteveC]

Ulster Jack today on a nice morning walk in the woods

 

[Peregrin]

It's been a while since I posted my daily carry.
This one just came in and I just have to share.
It's the SERRANO from BF maker @lessismore , aka Redmeadow Knives
A unique blade

Serrano Delivered! by D P, on Flickr

Serrano Day! by D P, on Flickr

IMGP0623 by D P, on Flickr

That's a beauty! Nice looking sheath too.