What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

 

[JJ Cahill]

Thank you JJ. Both Trappers are beautiful. If I had my druthers, the 43 would be for me.

Thank you Harvey; the 43 is quite an excellent GEC pattern!!!
Your grand old Sheffield sailors knife is quite the robust beauty; I'll bet that "old salt" has some cool tales!

Thank you for the compliment ! And the Furtaker is one I covet. They need to do another run

Thank you Gev; I wholeheartedly agree!!!

Another lovely old knife that's filled with hidden stories; A. Kastor began his legendary cutlery career with these wonderful German marvels!

 

[JJ Cahill]

My two Wednesday totes are a couple of wood covered slicers from GEC; a 29 in Orange Osage and a 15 in Ebony.

 

[dantzk8]

Since about 10:30 when it arrived in the mail box. These don't seem to get much love lol. But I seen it and thought it was a useful looking working knife. A locking straight edge blade, and an easy to open one handed if needed second blade. Combined with a hi-viz color and lanyard hole,whats not to love?

The 35 Farm & Field is indeed a workhorse. The hook of the one hand blade and the "screwdriver" made it uncomfortable to handle. I filed them.

Dan.

 

[Jack Black]

Smashing stag beauties !!!

Thanks Gev

Lovely old beauty

It's TC Tuesday!

Looking good Dean

Morning folks, toting some ebony today Have a good one

 

[Old Hunter]

I'll go with the Keen Kutter regular jack today for wooden Wednesday. OH

 

[Half/Stop]

Good morning everyone. I’m totin some wood for Wednesday!

 

[Travman]

 

[JohnDF]

Totin' The Wolf and a Case Medium Jack

 

[joeradza]

I don't usually do trappers, but when I do (fill in the blank).

 

[Jack Black]

Good morning everyone. I’m totin some wood for Wednesday!

Great Black 'n' Tan Ron

Totin' The Wolf and a Case Medium Jack

Fine pairing my friend

I don't usually do trappers, but when I do (fill in the blank).View attachment 1222510

Jaw-dropping!

 

[5K Qs]

As usual, I'm a bringer of old news.

HA!!! very true Gary, the older I get my like/love of Winter diminishes, I like it for a month or two then not so much after that 50's today then the next 9 days don't crack 35 degrees

The MAM's that you carry intrigue me, they look stout and very "ready for work" and your Black Jack is just

Enjoy your weekend

IMHO, that's too cold, too soon!
Thanks for the positive comments, Paul. The MAMs are very simple, but sharp and well-built. I'd say they're more sturdy than Opinels, but don't slice as well because the MAM blades are thicker.

Thank you, GT.

Black Jack is the cream of the crop, GT.

Thanks, John.

A new one to me, a 6347 HP and a Barlow
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Couple of covetable Cases, Steve! Congrats on the 6347, a really nice stockman model.

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Primo Presidential with pleasing patina!

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5K Qs - Much thanks, GT. A donut is a donut, until it’s not a donut. The one you see was a bakery baked fresh that morning, and as delicious as it should be. But I get your point.
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Thanks for the donut dining mini-review, Harvey.
Tasty photo of your stag HHB! What are those "spiral" cookies called? I like those, but don't remember their name.

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Thank you very much Gary, the old Camillus was a kind gift from @paulhilborn Some quality wood there my friend
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Thanks, Jack.

Ulster junior cattleknife
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That's a beauty, Jeff!

Thank you, Gary! Gorgeous Lambsfoot.

Thanks, Gary. Bliss was a human individual who was part of the Gaian planetary entity (I can't believe I wrote that!).

Thanks for the compliment, Dean, and for the "unbelievable" Asimov comment. Bliss reminded me, in some ways, of Dors Venabili, and I wondered if she was an "undercover" robot watching over the Gaian development.
Top-notch 6347!

5K Qs
Gary you are the best !!!
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Thanks, Gev, although the obvious question is "Best at what???"

Thank you GT. Yes, it is a Mini size (not sure why they don’t call it Medium at 3-5/8”). BB

Thanks for the clarification, Bruce. I've studied photos of both sizes of the copperlock, and so far I have a hard time IDing the size from a photo.

5K Qs - Thank you GT. You can always send one to me and I’ll show you.
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I may take you up on that sometime, Harvey!

5K Qs
Yes they were Farmalls,most had packed up as it had rained a little. From what was still there Farmall and International Harvester had the biggest presence. Followed by John Deere,of which an old John Deere dozer was my prop for the barlow.

Thanks for the confirmation, David.

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You got some nice woodies in your rotation!
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Getting more roses in the backyard!

I appreciate your compliment on my wood-handled knives.
Your yellow roses are large and lovely!

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

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

Couple of classic patterns!!

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

Phenomenal lambsfoot pair, Harry!!

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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!
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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!
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Thanks for the encouraging words and for the handle material info, JJ!
Your Sunday scouts, PAL and Hammer, are amazingly well-preserved! I especially like the Imperial with its "cracked ice" covers; I have those covers on one of my old Imperials (but mine has more "life experience").

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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
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Splendid pair of knives and pics, Jack!

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Impressive Sunday knives, John!

Ulster Jack today on a nice morning walk in the woods

Grand Ulster jack and glorious photo, Steve!

We're finally getting some Fall weather, but I keep carrying the Stockyard Whittler. It's got new company in an ebony lambsfoot named Koll.

Charming couple, Rachel; that old King Koll is VERY distinguished!

Another fine day in Georgia with a Voos. View attachment 1220790

Looks like you're having a very enjoyable trip, Jeff! Your Voos has juice!!

Formidable foursome, Jer!

Small knives for Sunday carry.

Sophisticated smalls, Dean! Superior edge on that Buck Lancer!

- GT

 

[TheChunk91]

 

[Chui]

 

[5K Qs]

Alox of the Week is a Vic Farmer (thanks, Tom):


non-Alox SAK of the Week is a Tinker:


Bailed non-SAK of the Week is a Marbles Workman scout (doesn't have a bail, but it should ):


International Knife of the Week is this birch navaja from Spain (thanks, Elle). (It has no tang stamp, but I think it's a Nieto Birch Climber model.)


- GT

 

[Jack Black]

Splendid pair of knives and pics, Jack!

Alox of the Week is a Vic Farmer (thanks, Tom):
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Thanks Gary, the Farmer is a solid choice my friend

 

[untytled]

Holy wood for wooden Wednesday

 

[JohnDF]

Impressive Sunday knives, John!

Thank you, GT.

Fine pairing my friend

Thank you, Jack.

Your's as well...

Morning folks, toting some ebony today Have a good one

 

[Half/Stop]

Great Black 'n' Tan Ron

Thanks Jack!

 

[hornetguy]

I've got the "fraternal twins" with me again today. One big, one little, one red, one green. Other than that, identical!