What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Dschal]

Beer o’clock on a snowy day.

 

[RDaneel]

Was gifted a trapper today:

Excellent gift, knife and post!

 

[SVTFreak]

Was gifted a trapper today:

wish I could like this twice.

 

[Old Engineer]

Was gifted a trapper today:

Agree and will help you out Joey SVTFreak

Harry

 

[Pàdruig]

Thanks Dylan! Sambar and Ebony are definitely my favorites! Stag and Horn ain’t bad either!

Thanks Dylan, me too, it is a lovely knife, a kind gift from @Old & In The Way It weighs almost nothing in the hand, has some great features, and sharpens like a dream. I'm carrying it again today, with my Hartshead Barlow. Smashing pair there my friend Have a good day everyone

Thank you, fellas! You both are rocking stellar pairs again today. Ron, do you ever feel inclined to polish up the Père David's Stag? Or has it grown on you some?

Getting some snow today. A good day to stay inside.
Lloyd Shadow Trapper and Terry Primos "Platypus" (forged 1084 and Curly Maple) around the casa.

Both knives are superb, Gary, but that Primos is just exquisite.


While going through my knives this morning to contemplate Jack's KOTY thread, I decided to slip this #82 in my pocket. I find it to be a stellar knife with an excellent blade configuration. I just wish the bone wasn't so rough but I suspect if I were to carry it more, it will smooth out.

 

[Prester John]

Excellent gift, knife and post!

wish I could like this twice.

Agree and will help you out Joey SVTFreak

Harry

Thanks, guys. The trapper is one of my favorite patterns, and this was an unexpected but welcome gift from my boss at the office Christmas party today.

 

[Peregrin]

Both knives are superb, Gary, but that Primos is just exquisite.

Thanks, Dylan. It took me years to find that particular pattern by Terry. I wasn't disappointed. I wish he was still making knives.

 

[Half/Stop]

Thank you, fellas! You both are rocking stellar pairs again today. Ron, do you ever feel inclined to polish up the Père David's Stag? Or has it grown on you some?

Thanks Dylan! I’ve got two in Père David's Stag and I’ve been perfectly happy with them in the natural state.

 

[sunknife]

Klaas stag whittler & Rough rider bone mini trapper.View attachment 1251036

 

[cigarrodog]

Tuesday's totes are a toothpick and a trapper; a BB Winchester and a GEC Furtaker.

Thank you JJ. Your toothpick/trapper combo is superb.

Jack Black - Thank you Jack. Gorgeous images, Jack.

@Duckdog - Thank you kindly, Stuart.

Grilled 3 three cheese and bacon sandwich with seasoned fries from my local Bakery/Cafe...And a Sheffield 1-XL cherry on top.

 

[JJ Cahill]

Thank you JJ. Your toothpick/trapper combo is superb.

Grilled 3 three cheese and bacon sandwich with seasoned fries from my local Bakery/Cafe...And a Sheffield 1-XL cherry on top.

Thanks a bunch Harvey!!! I think my senses are overwhelmed by your magnificent IXL on top of that delicious meal!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Wednesday's totes are both whittlers, one covered in wood; a GEC 29 and an old 1920s-30s Robeson.

 

[Jack Black]

My usual Lambsfoot along with a small gift from Jack Black.

Nice John

I already been and got four new tires on my truck this morning. Dang! Good tires cost more than a good knife, and are almost as important! I have these two with me today!

Ouch! Good-looking knives though Ron

Remington R21 and a Camillus #72

Those two look good Steve

Getting some snow today. A good day to stay inside.
Lloyd Shadow Trapper and Terry Primos "Platypus" (forged 1084 and Curly Maple) around the casa.

Great-looking Primos Gary

Thank you, fellas! You both are rocking stellar pairs again today. Ron, do you ever feel inclined to polish up the Père David's Stag? Or has it grown on you some?



Both knives are superb, Gary, but that Primos is just exquisite.


While going through my knives this morning to contemplate Jack's KOTY thread, I decided to slip this #82 in my pocket. I find it to be a stellar knife with an excellent blade configuration. I just wish the bone wasn't so rough but I suspect if I were to carry it more, it will smooth out.

Thanks Dylan, that's a fantastic photo

Jack Black - Thank you Jack. Gorgeous images, Jack.

@Duckdog - Thank you kindly, Stuart.

Grilled 3 three cheese and bacon sandwich with seasoned fries from my local Bakery/Cafe...And a Sheffield 1-XL cherry on top.

Thanks Harvey, I love that mouth-watering pic, and your IXL Lambsfoot really is outstanding

Wednesday's totes are both whittlers, one covered in wood; a GEC 29 and an old 1920s-30s Robeson.

Fine pairing JJ

Morning folks, hope everyone is having a decent week Adding a #14 Barlow to my pocket-hogging Hartshead today

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today with GEC #15 in stainless steel.

 

[5K Qs]

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That's a desirable Case Barlow with a first-rate patina!

Gary I am always appreciative of your compliments my friend! I hadn’t even thought about Friday being the 13th until the nurse was filling out my paperwork and she mentioned it.

Thank you, Gary. Black Jack is looking good!

Those pair well, Gary: a jolly Joker and a lovely lamb.

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5K Qs - GT... Your Joker is no joke.

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Thank you Gary!!! A couple of European stunners for you today; great images!
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Thank you very much Gary, those two go together splendidly
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I always enjoy seeing the horn on that Joker, GT. A fine looking knife.
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Dean, Vince, Harvey, JJ, Jack, Dylan: I appreciate your encouragement!

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Morning folks, hope everyone had a restful weekend Monday's choice...
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No jug of wine, but a loaf of bread, a Hartshead lambsfoot Barlow, an Ancient TC, and thou is quite a Monday quartet, Jack! (Did you know Omar Khayyam was a mathematician of note?)

Today's totes are a couple of Remington knives; an R2215 jack from the 1930s and an R1225 "big" jack from the late 1940s-early 50s by Camillus.

Those two look superb JJ, I love the 'French Ivory' on the R1225, and the triangular shield

I agree with Jack, JJ, especially regarding the appeal of the equilateral triangle shield on your "big jack"!

I admire that leather cover set-up you have for your higonokami!

A beautiful choice for this week, Gary.

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I like that you have four knives that are regular carries... Good ones too.

Thanks GT, it's always great to see your Fantastic Four

Thank you, Gary. Your minimum carry is more than I carry most of the time! Regardless, a great foursome for daily carry.

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5K Qs - Thank you kindly GT. Love your Case on the bottom.
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Thanks for your kind remarks, José & John & Jack & Dean & Harvey.

Today I walk with this little German knife from Robi Klaas.

Practical and pretty pen knife, José!

83 Lockback today. The Bison hide sheath was a present from Bob @BigBiscuit, greatly treasured. our friend is gone but never forgotten.

Well-said, Will, and your little stag lockback is a stunner!

View attachment 1250117 Have a beautiful Monday!

Lotta long and lean in that pic, Jeff, both knives and Santa!

You'll feel better if you scratch that itch, Gary!

You're right, but I'm trying to get by with calamine lotion for the moment!

Today I have paired my old remington scout with my 861.

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They both have a little fanciness on the back liners. These are a nice pair of knives.

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Understatement of the Year candidate!!

These two for Monday...

Your "piano keys" sound an appealing chord, John!

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Those AC lambsfoots are Always Charming, Harvey!

Carrying this one! Need to touch up the edge tonight.
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That's an ecstasy-inspiring knife, Taylor!!

RR1991

Splendid sowbelly stockman!

I’ve been totin these two today!

What a dazzling and distinguished daily double, Ron!

Terrific twosome, Rachel!

Prompted by some pretty fine prior posts by @SteveC , I popped this cattle knife in my pocket for today's tote. Thanks for the inspiration, Steve.

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- Stuart

I could gaze at your Imperial until the cows come home, Stuart!

Todays carry

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Harry

What a luminous TEW lambsfoot, Harry!
Looks like you're having VERY pleasant December weather in WI!

This one has been getting the lion’s share lately...View attachment 1250540

That's a show-stopper!!

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A pale duo for me today. I hope everyone's Monday has been pleasant, and if not, there is always tomorrow.

I'm surprised at what a splendid pair those knives make, Dylan!!
And I like your Scarlet O'Hara attitude!

- GT

 

[Grateful]

5K Qs , thanks. I’m really enjoying this one.

 

[5K Qs]

Alox of the Week:


non-Alox SAK of the Week:


Bailed non-SAK of the Week:


International Knife of the Week:


- GT

 

[Jack Black]

No jug of wine, but a loaf of bread, a Hartshead lambsfoot Barlow, an Ancient TC, and thou is quite a Monday quartet, Jack! (Did you know Omar Khayyam was a mathematician of note?)

Thanks Gary I did know that, in spite of my rudimentary knowledge of mathematics

Alox of the Week:
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non-Alox SAK of the Week:
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Bailed non-SAK of the Week:
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International Knife of the Week:
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- GT

The Electrician is one of my favourite SAKs Gary Hey, is that a new Rope Knife, I sure like the cut of its jib?

 

[chuck4570]

Today’s carry, not sure if Lionsteel is considered traditional, but is a heck of a knife.

 

[joeradza]

The usual.