What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[cigarrodog]

Thank you Harvey, that's a very interesting knife

Much thanks, Jack.

 

[HST]

 

[tmd_87]

 

[Whetstone39]

Thanks a lot fellers



That's nice Gary



Lovely pair Ron



Smashing combo Tom

Thank you my friend, much appreciated!

 

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

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That is an awesome knife!

 

[Dschal]

Living in the black and white world.

 

[Pàdruig]

Thanks Dylan, that's a fantastic photo

Thank you, Jack! That TC is a beauty!

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

Thank you, GT. I must have been unintentionally channeling my inner Margaret Mitchell .

Today seemed like a good day for a Case...

I thought the same - though I went with a different Case, a Case it is all the same. Nice assortment of knives!

 

[Half/Stop]

A great pair there Ron . I think that I will do the same almost on this 5 F morning . ( old photos )




Harry

Thanks Harry! The 93’s are terrific knives, with not a bad one in the bunch. I love your knives of the day but I definitely don’t envy 5 F!

I can understand why you are carrying both of those, Ron! I'm sure it is difficult to pick just one to carry.

Thanks Dean!

Lovely pair Ron

Thank you my friend!

 

[c-mac]

Been carrying a sheepfoot GEC 15 today. I don’t carry my 15’s too often and I’m wondering, why? They’re small in size but big enough for most my everyday tasks. I see myself carrying this pattern more often.

 

[lambertiana]

 

[JTB_5]

Two La Combre’s today:

 

[JJ Cahill]

Fine pairing JJ

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

Thank you Jack!!! Quite a stunning pair of Barlows you're toting today!

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

Alox of the Week:

non-Alox SAK of the Week:

Bailed non-SAK of the Week:

International Knife of the Week:

Thank you kindly Gary; I had not seen prior to this jack! Quite a cool lineup of slicers for you today; that's a great shot of your Alox Electrician!

Thank you JJ. That Robeson whittler must be a treat to carry. Your 39 is a cool classic.

Jon Graham Custom Pocket Kukri.

Thank you very much Harvey; it's surprisingly stout for a little fella! What an exceptional grind on you pocket kukri blade; a very unique and cool knife!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Today's totes are a couple "shadow" pens from the 1920s; a Crucible and a Canton Cut Co.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Practical and pretty pen knife, José!

Thank you very much, Gary.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today with A. Wright Lambsfoot in Green Bone.

 

[Will Power]

Today's totes are a couple "shadow" pens from the 1920s; a Crucible and a Canton Cut Co.

Immensely appealing combination Beautiful jigging and Shadow finish, then there's Pen construction....sublime

 

[5K Qs]

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Thanks for the kind comments, GT, and for those that you've made that I've missed mentioning. I appreciate your opinions and wit.

That Joker is all that a knife needs to be, and handsome to boot.
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- Stuart

I appreciate your encouraging words, Stuart.

Thanks Gary!!! Always great to see your daily "quartet" totes!
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Thanks, JJ.

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

Grand pair, as usual, JJ; that glittery toothpick is a heck of a knife!

I’ll take the usual again, please.

Very cool! What model Okapi is that with the ratchet at the pivot?

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

I don't consider your ebony WCLF to be "usual" at all, John! That's a fascinating Richards from Jack; congrats! The lighthouse tang stamp is one of my favorites. 3 blades?

Sea shell to counteract the NY weather.View attachment 1250702

Sublime knife, Alan!

I still have the usual suspect but today it's accompanied by a little robeson pocket eze jack. Both knives have great bones, sunken joints and coined ns liners. Sunk joints were the trademark of the pocket eze line.

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I'm a real fan of sunk joints; charming couple of knives! Adding a Pocket-Eze to my search list.

Today in my pocket Case mini trapper wharncliffe.

Excellent example of that pattern, José!

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No reason to swap these two for today. I like them just fine.
And when I say “just fine”, I don’t mean it the way Mrs Fleschwund means it when she says “fine”.
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I wonder if wives take a class on how to use words in unusual ways for spousal communication.

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!

Attractive carries, Ron! Less than a month ago, I bought 4 new wheels and 2 new tires for my 2007 Ford Focus; probably doubled its value!

One of several 2019 Case Barlows; this is tied for first place in my affection of this year's production.

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Boffo Barlow, Dean! Of course, now I'm curious about the knife with which it shares first place.

Remington R21 and a Camillus #72

Classics, as usual, Steve!

Cattaraugus 21346, 3 3/4 inches, half stops and ebony. Feels good.View attachment 1250848

Looks superb!

A 1996 Case Dark Red Bone 6318 Stainless Stockman and a 2007 Yeller Nut with CV blades.

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Dandy, dependable duo, Paul! Reminds me of an old Sunday School song: "Red and Yellow, Black and White, they are precious in His sight."

Beer o’clock on a snowy day.

Some delectable reds in your pic, Dave!

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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.

I really like the looks, and the blade combo, of your Dixie stockman, Dylan! (Of course, I say the same thing about the Possum Skinner. )

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

Appealing couple of cutters, @sunknife !

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

Your Wednesday whittlers are world-class, JJ!

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

Nice pairing, Jack, with contrast in size, texture, color, and blades!

Today with GEC #15 in stainless steel.

Pretty pair, José; I especially admire the tortoise shell!

Sowbelly of the Week is a Colt "black stag":


Regular Stockman of the Week is a stag Rough Rider medium:


Econo-canoe of the Week is a Buck honey bone model:


Premium Canoe of the Week is a Colt carbon steel model:


- GT

 

[JohnDF]

Today's totes are a couple "shadow" pens from the 1920s; a Crucible and a Canton Cut Co.

Those are so very cool.

I need to pay attention to those Colt knives. You have shown some that are very nice with good looking covers.

That's a fascinating Richards from Jack; congrats! The lighthouse tang stamp is one of my favorites. 3 blades?

Yes, three blades; Main, cap lifter/opener, and screw driver.

 

[JohnDF]

Good Morning and Happy Thursday.
I'm going to tote my Old Queen Winterbottom today.

 

[TheChunk91]

I got this new american made bison leather wallet as a present. I think it goes quite nicely with my old peachseed bone schrade.