What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Chief]

My first ever custom slipjoint, made in 2001 by my friend @Ed Kramp is screaming sharp after a bit of stropping. After many years of pocket carry, it's a little hard to tell but Ed hand jigged and dyed the bone. Am ecstatic to have this back in my pocket again. It's a true slipjoint, no halfstop, a long term pocket worn custom user. Have gotten my money's worth out of this knife, several times over, and when the backspring broke and I lost touch with Ed, I thought it was gone forever. That incident led me to the traditional forum hunting for a replacement, and I never really found it. This knife has traveled so many miles with me …

@David Kramp

 

[r8shell]

Friends

Beautiful knife, cat and Kipling!

 

[Cooter Brown]

Double post

 

[Cooter Brown]

Friends

The knife is without parallel (what in the world is it?), the cat is gorgeous, the barrister bookcase, the print and the copper push at the sublime--the Kipling kicks it all over the top. I could relax in that room.

 

[Gevonovich]

Beautiful knife, cat and Kipling!

Equally beautiful on all counts .....awwwww !!!! Thanks again Rachell

 

[Old Engineer]

This 77 Northfield today



Harry

 

[Prester John]

The knife is without parallel (what in the world is it?), the cat is gorgeous, the barrister bookcase, the print and the copper push at the sublime--the Kipling kicks it all over the top. I could relax in that room.

Agreed. (And I have that same Kipling set.)

 

[Gevonovich]

The knife is without parallel (what in the world is it?), the cat is gorgeous, the barrister bookcase, the print and the copper push at the sublime--the Kipling kicks it all over the top. I could relax in that room.

E.C. Simmons tang stamp; I would venture a guess the maker is either Empire or NYKCo. Thanks for the kind words I love old books and old knives. Need one of those exquisite Sheffield library knives to turn pages....lol

 

[Old Engineer]

Sorry, I’ve been failing to keep up. Pages and pages of knives, plain and fancy, cheap and expensive, I am hopelessly behind. I had some surgery the other day because the surgeon, the anesthesiologist, 42 nurses, the mri specialists, the hospital and several departments thereof, and numerous and sundry support staff and their requisite supplies, and last but not least, the billing department, were all in need of some holiday cash.
So, as I wait to return to “normal”, I’ve just been messing around with my guitars and gear as well as working on the music of the season for church. Just uncharacteristically left this same pair of knives in my pocket.
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Take care and heal quickly my friend .

Harry

 

[Prester John]

Friends

I like the menorah too.

 

[thefrank]

GiantMouse GMF1 and Schatt&Morgen Coke Bottle in Lightning Wood

 

[TheFactor]

 

[JJ Cahill]

Thank you very much my friend, those are two beautiful Penknives, I do like Shadow patterns

Fantastic knives in incredible condition JJ

Morning folks, taken me a while to catch up! Hope everyone has had a good week, nice to see Friday come around again Carrying my pocket-hogging Hartshead Barlow again today, and a Vic Electrician. Have a good day everyone

Thank you very kindly Jack!!! Your certainly well equipped with your beautiful Hartshead Barlow and your very handy Vic Electrician, good show!

Robeson at its finest !!

Thank you very much Gev; they are reminiscent of those big US steel and chrome autos of the 1950s!

For Old Friends Friday, I'm totin' a Cattaraugus (1886-1963) and a Robeson (1941-1964), both pictured on an "old' magazine that lives in my bedside table.

Wow, what a spectacular pair of Jacks, Stuart; coo!

Thank you for the nice words, JJ. A very warm and richly toned image of your beautiful Robesons.

Joseph Rodgers, Sheffield.

Thanks a lot Harvey!!! What a cool shot of your classy Rodgers; like Phoenix about to rise out of the ashes (cigar, that is!)

Friends

Lovely photographs of your two friends, Gev; a wonderful old Jack and your serenely content cat, hard to beat!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Todays totes are a couple pre WWII from Imperial Hammer; a Stock Knife and a Toothpick.

 

[Will Power]

Gevonovich Supreme feeling of peace from those pix A marvel of a knife, but did my cat just cross the Atlantic & more? Tabbies Rule!

Thanks, Will

 

[Jack Black]

These two today, Happy Friday everyone.

Fine pair Tom

For Old Friends Friday, I'm totin' a Cattaraugus (1886-1963) and a Robeson (1941-1964), both pictured on an "old' magazine that lives in my bedside table.

Welcome to the weekend, y'all!
- Stuart

Stunning pair Stuart

Thank you all! It was a great birthday, and the blades all took great edges, too. Straight-into-the-pocket-er.

A belated Happy Birthday sir

Jack Black - Thank you Jack. Beautiful and colorful image of your hog, I mean Lamb. Have a great weekend.

Joseph Rodgers, Sheffield.

Thanks a lot Harvey, that's a great pic

Friends

Fab pics Gev

Thank you very kindly Jack!!! Your certainly well equipped with your beautiful Hartshead Barlow and your very handy Vic Electrician, good show!

Many thanks JJ

Have a fantastic weekend folks

 

[Will Power]

It doesn't look like this anymore, but I'm lucky enough to have a reserve copy in store, just in case...

 

[Markeologist]

This is the traditional I carry nearly everyday:

 

[JohnDF]

Hope everyone has a restful weekend.
I'm off to a 4x4 Toy Run... lots of Jeeps bringing lots of toys for less fortunate kids.

 

[TheChunk91]

Little 805 today.



I also have the beautiful 861 as per usual.