What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Oh, that’s so pretty. , mine is one of his basic with slab micarta scales, but the grind is as only Bob does, such a nice acute grind it gives it a nice hollow ground diamond cross section.



The mechanic in me just loves the wrench shield .

 

Absolutely no regrets about pulling the trigger on this one.

 

Absolutely loving these two. My first two GECs, and they are perfect.

 

I'm totin' a Case Slim-Line Trapper and a Case Texas Jack, both coated in pocket lint, as all good users are.



- Stuart

 

Totin’ Old School! Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

 

Thanks Jack!!! A couple of Barlow beauties for you on this fine day!

Very cool old Keen Kutter Gev!

Wonderful old pair of TEWs for TEWsday Harry!

Thank you Harvey!!! Quite the majestic old lamb you have today; loving the rattail bolsters!

 

My two totes for Wednesday are wearing wood; a Buck 110 5160 and a pre WWII Robeson TL-29.

 

Thank you JJ, looks like you're armed for bear today my friend Very nice

Morning folks, today the unfortunate inhabitants of my neighbouring Northern English county of Lancashire are celebrating Lancashire Day, so I shall be standing in solidarity with their plight Happy Lancashire Day to @donn and any of our other members from the Red Rose County



Along with my Hartshead Barlow, doffing a flat-cap to the cotton-mills of Lancashire, I'll be carrying a traditional Tackler's Knife made by Wheatley Brothers of Sheffield, in Yorkshire



Have a good day folks

 

Thanks so much for the info, Gary.
I've been searching and found the Marbles canoe.

 

Today with this unbranded German knife.

 

Congratulations. Great first choices.

 

@Peregrin Agree Gary, Italy is a fantastic place on many levels (and it's not dark all theme like here at the moment ) you are lucky to have a large Italian community in the US -and it's not all a scene from a Scorcese film either . Agree about a good tavern too Dr.Johnson is a rich seam of un PC attitudes at times, I had a Scottish colleague some years back and I liked to tease her with Johnson's Scotophobia "The finest view a Scotchman sees Sir, is the High Road to England!" But Johnson admired the Jacobite uprisings in 15 & 45 and respected Scottish learning, St.Andrew's being a University that pre-dates one of my alter maters, Oxford

Here's a Fox n Hound Italian lockback in Stag

 

Hey JOELSM, is that the AG Russell moose? Pondered on that knife for a while. Never did pull the trigger. It is a good lookin, nice size knife.

 

Puma small folder with a pocket watch my middle daughter gifted me a few years ago, neither expensive, but both pretty handy

Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

G2

 

To a NYC person, there's NYC and "Upstate", which is everywhere else.

I had just the SAK on my belt for the ER yesterday, though they still don't have metal detectors.
Looks like I've got diverticulitis, and I'll be on a non-alcohol clear liquid diet for Thanksgiving. I'm not that wild about turkey anyway, fortunately.

That's better.

 

It's been too long since I've carried this well travelled old beauty. Still tight, snaps smoothly and cuts well.

 

Hope you feel better soon, Jer.

 

Two of my favourites:

Schrade Scrimshaw stockman, 1982; amber bone Case Trapper. American classics. Five blades!

 

Thanks. I should be feeling better in two or three days of the antibiotics, and if not, I have a follow-up with my own doctor Friday.