What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Amir Fleschwund]

Krein Bushcrafter and a Baby Canoe today.

This Krein really looks great. The shape, the grind, the wood, and the sheath.
Is that a sharpener hanging on the sheath?

I am carrying this jack I made out of a TL-29 in bocote...View attachment 1222564

 

[Buzzbait]

Now that temps have dropped in the Northeast, and I'm not constantly camping outside, I finally managed to pry the SwissTank out of my pocket. I still haven't kicked the Vic stainless habit though. The OC red Framer gets the nod today, with some nice hunters plaid paracord. After carrying a SwissChamp for 4 or 5 months straight, I'd forgotten how wonderfully robust these 93mm alox models are.

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

 

[Gevonovich]

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

Thank you for the compliment on my Kastor ! Osage for the win and a great visual test of my resolve.

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.

Great mod, Dan ! !!!!! I really like it

Thanks Gev



Lovely old beauty



Looking good Dean

Morning folks, toting some ebony today Have a good one

Thank you Sir and your packing some firepower today. This is a 44....do you feel lucky...well do ya...

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

MAn o man..my cup of tea !!!!

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

That Osage is looking manifique....wow

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

Out of the ball park !!!!

Thanks, Gev, although the obvious question is "Best at what???"

Raising the spirit level...fine Sir

 

[Gevonovich]

Phantasm

whooooooo

 

[Whetstone39]

It is a cold, rainy day. These two both feel “warm” to me.

 

[Jarhead Greasemonkey]

GEC #92; micarta in my pocket, camel bone serving desk ornamentation duty.

 

[cigarrodog]

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

Thank you. Aye, JJ. Many tales.

I’ve yet to pick up one, but the 29 strikes me as a highly useful tool for countless task, while the 15 is already a classic.

@Jack Black - Smashing Ebony Lamb. Despite having more than enough Lambs, that one or the Ebony big ún, is the one I ever so patiently wait(hope)to acquire. I love my Ebony @waynorth Lamb, but the Sheffield version is very different and special.

@5K Qs - Thank you kindly, GT. Those spiral cookies are part of an assortment of what I consider as a harbinger of the Holiday Season. In the blue tin, Danish Butter Cookies. Perfect for noshing while performing tasks like participating in the Forum, etc.

Your “cracked ice” Imperial has a lot of personality. Love your Nieto birch Climber.

Amir Fleschwund - The Bocote makes your TL-29 very special, Jeff.

@Gev- Excellent image, Gev. The contrast between the aged-patina of the blade and the elegance of the MOP is very appealing.

 

[cigarrodog]

 

[pmek5]

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Very nice pic of a great knife.

 

[cigarrodog]

Very nice pic of a great knife.

Thank you kindly, Tim.

 

[dantzk8]

Great mod, Dan ! !!!!! I really like it

Thanks.

Dan.

 

[Kiro]

Stockyard Whittler.

 

[Gevonovich]

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Thanks for your kind words !!! Old Sheffield cutlery is a favorite and this is as close to the caliber of Mick's treasures as I've come.

We miss you Mick !!!!!!

https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/made-in-sheffield-1830-1930-a-golden-age.699298/page-48

Saved your photograph...wow !!!

 

[Prester John]

Quintessential Buck.

Quintessential Case.

Quintessential lambsfoot.

 

[RDaneel]

Looking good Dean

Morning folks, toting some ebony today Have a good one

Thank you, Jack! That's top drawer ebony you are carrying!

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!

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

- GT

Thank you, Gary! The Edge on the Lancer is totally due to Buck's sharpening before selling (which I have always appreciated).

Alox of the Week is a Vic Farmer (thanks, Tom):
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non-Alox SAK of the Week is a Tinker:
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Bailed non-SAK of the Week is a Marbles Workman scout (doesn't have a bail, but it should ):
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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.)
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- GT

We both seem to be the beneficiary of a Vic Farmer (thanks again). That's a fine foursome for the week, Gary.

 

[RDaneel]

My millennial (circa 2000) Buck Cadet 303, a onetime EDC. I very good knife to have in your pocket.

 

[r8shell]

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

Thank you, GT.
Riding along for Wooden Wednesday:

Phantasm

whooooooo

What a magical glow!

 

[Half/Stop]

That Osage is looking manifique....wow

Thanks Gev!

Phantasm

whooooooo

There appears to be fire in that pearl my friend!

 

[SteveC]

Case and a Remington