What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

 

[black mamba]

My goodness , that Schrade has me floored. If it ever needs a new home!!!! just sayin'

Thanks, Kevin, it is a looker. I'll keep you in mind!

 

[TheFactor]

 

[JJ Cahill]

Thanks JJ, fabulous choices there

Thanks Jack!!! Great duo for you today; I'd recognize that Robeson punch anywhere, very cool design from 1905!

JJ & Jack & Bruce & Ron, what an impressive array of ebullient ebony for Wooden Wednesday!
The osage orange is a nice contrast, JJ & Ron!

Thanks for the support, JJ. I really like the in-line Philips on that Marbles scout.
Your elderly, ruggedly-textured shadow pens are sensational!

Most certainly Gary; I noticed that useful 5th cool tool!
Thank you very much for your kind commentary!!!

Very nice choices JJ!

These two Ebony clad SFO’s seemed appropriate for Black Friday.

Thank you kindly Ron!!! Beautiful ebony covers on both of your outstanding Friday slicers!

Thank you JJ. That’s a couple of fine looking Jacks, nicely imaged.

A pre-virobloc Opinel and a Vintage Sheffield Hunter Lamb foot.

Thank you Harvey!!! Quite an impressive series of photos; love the vintage Opinel and the very cool icy lamb!

International Knife of the Week is a Spanish navaja with birch covers that my daughter once gave me:

Watchpocket Knife of the Week is an Imperial Diamond Edge (thanks, Mark):

Big Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider white bone marlin spike:

Miscellaneous Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider amber jigged bone Barlow:

Quite a fantastic foursome Gary; the Spanish navaja from your daughter is exceptionally stunning!

 

[JJ Cahill]

My two totes are a scout and a stag for Saturday; the Kutmaster scout from the late 1930s and the Puma Hunter in stag.

 

[joeradza]

John Lloyd clamshell teardrop and a sterling silver pen knife depicting the s/s Theodor Herzl.

 

[Travman]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

View attachment 1224176 Case and Camillus in elk.View attachment 1224175

 

[kyhunt]

My two totes are a scout and a stag for Saturday; the Kutmaster scout from the late 1930s and the Puma Hunter in stag.

That Puma is amazing.

 

[screened porch]

I didn't get a chance to carve a pumpkin this year, so no seeds for me. The problem is that it's usually too warm here to carve one more than a day or two before Halloween. By the time the trick-or-treaters come, the Jack o' lantern is rotting...

But that's suitably scary!

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Just Wow.

 

[Half/Stop]

Thank you kindly Ron!!! Beautiful ebony covers on both of your outstanding Friday slicers!

Thanks JJ!

My two totes are a scout and a stag for Saturday; the Kutmaster scout from the late 1930s and the Puma Hunter in stag.

Beautiful knives as usual JJ, but your Puma is a superb example of German Stag.

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Looking great Jeff! How long is your waiting list?

 

[Beard&Owl]

I forget how much I love this trapper sometimes, such a great pattern.

 

[Half/Stop]

I’m traveling light but large today! I’ve got my A. Wright & Son Large Lambsfoot with Pere David Stag. Have a great weekend!

 

[Jack Black]

For Black Friday: Ebony, of course!

Looking good Jeff

Hope you and Linus have a great weekend Vince

Beautiful pairing today!

Here's 5 of the 6 I'm carrying today. I forgot to put my green SAK in the pic. Colder temps means more pockets! Horn Lambsfoot, Lloyd Stag, Peanut, Mini Copperlock, and an AF fixed blade.

Happy pockets

Thanks Jack, same to you pal . Do the sheep in the background appreciate a lambsfoot?



Thanks GT, yes two folders is unusual for me. The wood on the Plow is Bocote, and the grain really pops. Nice Buck canoe you posted, a real looker

These two for me today.

Thanks Tom, they seem happy, so long as you don't shout "Mint sauce!" at them That's another fine pairing my friend

Jack Black - The in the field, Hartshead Barlow image is a very nice one. What a fine knife your Robeson Harness Jack is. Duncan sure has great taste.

Thanks Harvey, Duncan's taste is only matched by his generous spirit

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A pre-virobloc Opinel and a Vintage Sheffield Hunter Lamb foot.

Love those pics Harvey Hope you're keeping warm my friend

Thanks Jack and you too my friend!

Thanks Ron

International Knife of the Week is a Spanish navaja with birch covers that my daughter once gave me:
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Watchpocket Knife of the Week is an Imperial Diamond Edge (thanks, Mark):
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Big Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider white bone marlin spike:
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Miscellaneous Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider amber jigged bone Barlow:
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- GT

Nice selection Gary

I didn't get a chance to carve a pumpkin this year, so no seeds for me. The problem is that it's usually too warm here to carve one more than a day or two before Halloween. By the time the trick-or-treaters come, the Jack o' lantern is rotting...

When I was a kid, we carved turnips - must have been a busy time in A & E!

Thanks Jack!!! Great duo for you today; I'd recognize that Robeson punch anywhere, very cool design from 1905!

My two totes are a scout and a stag for Saturday; the Kutmaster scout from the late 1930s and the Puma Hunter in stag.

Many thanks JJ, both for the compliment, and for the info, two striking stag specials you're carrying there my friend

John Lloyd clamshell teardrop and a sterling silver pen knife depicting the s/s Theodor Herzl.View attachment 1224152

Beautiful Alan

Hope everyone is having a great weekend Double stag for me today, one of my Damascus SFOs and a custom by Jose Antonio Herreros

 

[Wurrwulf]

Happy pockets

Hope everyone is having a great weekend Double stag for me today, one of my Damascus SFOs and a custom by Jose Antonio Herreros

Thank you, JB! That Damascus and stag is a great combo, and the file work on that Herreros is phenomenal!

 

[r8shell]

But that's suitably scary!

True!

When I was a kid, we carved turnips - must have been a busy time in A & E!

That sounds a lot harder; turnips aren't hollow.

I'm gonna really mix things up today, carrying the Peach Pruner you gave me. (inspired by Charlie's thread the other day).

 

[Jack Black]

Thank you, JB! That Damascus and stag is a great combo, and the file work on that Herreros is phenomenal!

Thank you very much Shawn, got file-work on the Lambsfoot too

 

[Jack Black]

That sounds a lot harder; turnips aren't hollow.

I'm gonna really mix things up today, carrying the Peach Pruner you gave me. (inspired by Charlie's thread the other day).

Yeah, you're not kidding! Lanterns stank too!

Nice pics Rachel, hope you have a great weekend

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Looking great Jeff! How long is your waiting list?

You’re very kind, Ron, and I appreciate that, but my skills (lacking), and working speed rule out working on someone else’s knife.
And I have a few home made guitars to build yet. I did do some sorta serious repairs on 4 guitars for a friend, and that was nerve wracking. So I don’t look for that either.

I like that big LF.
Where does the name of that stag come from?

 

[JohnDF]

Big Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider white bone marlin spike:

I LOVE that hat, GT.
But you knew I would.

are you going to continue a pattern of choosing a knife of the month?

I thought a month was too long. Perhaps a week, like GT does, would be a good compramise. Just too many nice Lambs to keep them hidden away that long.

Wow!!!
The stag and file work is amazing on those two.